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How do I view uk products only ?

10 years ago

Whenever I browse to look at products they all seem to be from the states with prices displayed in dollars. Is there a way to see UK products only ?

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Jeannie Nguyen
10 years ago
Hi Katie, unfortunately there is currently no way to filter products by UK only. Thanks for letting us know and we'll take this back to the team for suggestions. :)
Katie Burling
Original Author
10 years ago
Great - thanks Jeannie
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