Where to buy Lanolin or lanoguard?

[SimonD]

Ebay: http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=anhydrous+lanolin&_frs=1&_trksid=p3286.c0.m359

As for effectiveness, I found it's not a magic bullet, but better than anything else I've tried. Doesn't last a whole season though.

 

[PetiteFleur]

As previously said, any chemist will order it in for you, usually within 24hrs. From a chemist it is about 1/2 the price of other suggestions here.

Not in Suffolk they don't! I tried a few years back from my local chemist and he couldn't get any as it wasn't listed in his book!
Bought it from Baldwins eventually but I've nearly finished it so will have to get some more for next season.

 

[Marinestore]

As previously said, any chemist will order it in for you, usually within 24hrs. From a chemist it is about 1/2 the price of other suggestions here.

Interesting. Just tried our local chemist. £10 for 50g. Online it's much the same.

 

[rudolph_hart]

Yes I saw that, its v expensive. Looking for summat a bit more pocket prudent.

I got my tub of anhydrous lanolin for my prop from Boots in Maldon High Street quite a few years ago and it's still only one quarter gone

It's also quite good for scraped/chapped knees

 

[All The Gear No Idea]

We've got it in stock - and at a cheaper price than most (chandlery's are not always the most expensive places on the planet) And it's naff all use for keeping fouling off of props, you may as well put strawberry jam on...

What make of strawberry jam do you recommend?

PS. I did actually get some Lanoguard from your Titchmarsh branch and yes it was cheaper there too. BTW Paul in there is consistently extremely helpful and a credit to your business!

 

[prv]

Pretty sure Classic Marine sell lanolin in their "gunk and goo" department. It's used to grease old-fashioned galvanised shackles.

Pete