Stanley Quencher tumbler drops to £26.99 - here's how to get one (aff)
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The viral Stanley Quencher cup is back on offer, with one colour hitting its lowest price in months and undercutting the official sale
It looks like it might be the best time to buy the Stanley Quencher Tumbler, a colourful cup that's been a viral sensation for the last few years.
Normally costing £40 or more, the 0.89 litre version of the H2.0 Flowstate has plunged in price across plenty of platforms - and we think we've found the cheapest deal online.
Stanley themselves are having a spring sale at the moment, and it's seen the price of the 0.89-litre cup drop to £24 - but there are a couple of catches.
Firstly, you can't be choosy about the colour, there are only a few shades available at that price.
Secondly, delivery costs £7.95. That's for next-day, and it's free for orders over £50, but if you're only ordering one cup it costs more than the £29.99 some other stores are selling the cups for.
However, we've seen one on Amazon for £26.99 - and that is the cheapest these mugs have been for a long time.
You can have any colour you like, as long as it's "Periwinkle Shimmer" - the Azure blue one costs £32.40, but you might be able to blag free delivery on Amazon. Amazon Prime members get free delivery on eligible items.
Non-Prime customers may pay delivery charges depending on the order. Signing up for a trial by clicking here, could get you 30 days of benefits, including the free delivery.
But it is possible to buy the most popular piece of vacuum insulation tech out there for £26.99 - and the deal lasts until May 5, so get your skates on.
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