Andi and Anna reveal the gluten-free secrets the supermarkets aren't telling you
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson take a look at the differences between a £70 Ralph Lauren polo shirt and one from ASDA that costs £6. They also look at how Andrex is cleaning up the toilet tissue market.
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson investigate why so many people have switched from using bars of soap to the liquid equivalent. They also reveal why pram manufacturers are targeting fathers.
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson lift the lid on the world of designer sunglasses, investigating the little known Italian company that is behind most of the world's luxury brands.
In an hour-long final edition Andi Osho and Anna Richardson delve into the world of brand licensing, dog food ingredients, beauty sprays that just contain water and the bizarre world of portion sizes.
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson look behind the scenes of the internet retail revolution examining how websites tempt people into buying more purchases and how much online delivery really costs.
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson look at ways to save money when buying over-the-counter medicines, ask if high-protein cereals are worth the price, how to get online prices on the high street and why older people pay more for insurance.
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson examine if claims of massive reductions in prices made by high-street discount shops can actually be believed. The duo also investigate what really goes into ice cream.
Andi and Anna investigate how online travel agents control the cost of holidays, at whether subscription boxes are good value for money and unwrap the often confusing world of discount biscuits.
Andi and Anna scrutinise Marks and Spencer's prices in hospital shops, test the most-wanted headphones against cheaper models and investigate if shampoo that claims to combat hair loss actually works.
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson investigate the cost of food at motorway service stations and also compare cheap supermarket school shoes with more expensive brands.
The duo compare high-street and designer puffer down jackets, examine the shocking extra costs for the disabled consumer and a guide to haggling on the high street.
Andi and Anna present a special festive edition offering money saving advice on everything from food to gifts. They compare luxury and bargain-basement toiletries, compare wines and supermarket platters.
Anna and Andi investigate if Lidl is as cheap as we think, if Holland and Barrett is good value for money, the difference between Nike and Decathlon running tops and pit Sainsbury's 1-hour deliveries against Amazon's.
Anna and Andi test premium chocolate brands against budget versions. They see which crisp packets contain the most air and fewest crisps. They also investigate what the scientific claims on beauty products actually mean.
Including the latest twist in "shrinkflation", how British are iconic British brands? and is expensive slimming swimwear more effective than high-street lines?
Exactly how much does it cost to get a "free" coffee via the big chains' loyalty schemes? West End Theatre ticket prices, chocolate and biscuit brands are investigated.
Vitamin drinks, children's toothpaste and travel insurance for the over 50s are all investigated. Can you really save money by switching supermarket aisles?
Andi and Anna find unexpected ingredients in brand name baby foods. Test Fairy washing liquid's longer-lasting claims. Ask if newspaper offers stack up and discover the in-store experiences that tempt us to spend.
Are some supermarket value ranges identical to pricier own-brand lines? Anna and new co-presenter Sabrina Grant also investigate car insurance and beauty wipes.
Are supermarket vegetarian foods good for your wallet and your health? Anna and Sabrina investigate online betting and the truth about free bets.
Are upmarket tonic waters worth their price? and can Gin and Tonic drinkers tell the difference? Anna and Sabrina check out phone chargers and high street coffee chains.
Anna and Sabrina visit one of Britain's biggest supermarkets where identical products have very different prices. How healthy is popcorn? Can high heels be comfortable?
Anna and Sabrina put big retailers post-Christmas discounts under examination, check out the pricing on holiday booking websites. Plus, they also look at non-alcoholic beers, cashmere and thin biscuits.
Anna and Sabrina investigate some of the 'dirty tricks' used to manipulate on-line reviews. A supermarket price check reveals the cost of convenience.
Anna and Sabrina ask if the price promise at John Lewis can always be trusted? An undercover report from a high street chain uncovers sales staff giving suspect advice. Dairy-free milk, batteries and value brands are examined.
Anna and Sabrina examine the law on returning goods purchased online, investigate the sales tactics of Viagogo, ask if one of Britain's most popular lagers is watered down and expose waterproof boots that get you wet.
Anna and Sabrina reveal a money saving online shopping hack and a tip on getting the lowest price on energy bills. They look at coffee, toothpaste and a product that helps children sleep.
How to save hundreds of pounds on pizza, things that affect car insurance premiums, online stores charging over the odds for products they don't even stock, gift cards, a toothbrush test and the latest crazes in bottled water.
Reveals the upmarket supermarket products that are the same as their value ranges. Price differences in bars owned by the same chain, edible beauty products, 'healthy' ice cream and holiday deals are also looked into.
What's the difference between value and premium pasta? Are lifetime guarantees offered by the big brands as impressive as they sound? Are Havaiana flip-flops worth the price? Also micellar water and trains.
Anna Richardson and Sabrina Grant return with their guide to the Christmas sales - revealing how to save money with big brands and retailers including DFS, TUI and Amazon.
Kate Quilton joins Sabrina Grant for a sixth series of the money saving consumer show. Mobile phone contracts, steak, sneaky loyalty schemes and targeted muscle toners are examined.
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