Sample Room- Try before you buy

Grocery shopping is usually a bonding time for me and my 7 year old daughter. This is the time when we would spend hours together choosing stuff and essentials that we need at home. I usually am hesitant to try new products as I am the type who would rather choose a brand that I have already tested rather than risk on new products which i have never tried before. This is the usual thinking of moms and even those who are single who are on a budget or who does not want to waste a single peso. Lucky for us we now have sample room! Sample room is a website where we get to order new items and try them before shelling out your hard earned money to purchase them. "Try before you buy" as what their slogan says.

                          FREE PRODUCTS


 Upon registration on their website www.sampleroom.ph you will earn 100 points that you can use to get free products. For my first product i decided to get the Palmolive Naturals shampoo and conditioner full sizes for 70 points during this time July 1 there was a promo of free shipping when you enter the code PALMOLIVE upon checkout. So July 4 was when i received the items through Xend.



After receiving the products you will need to write a review about it after trying it for 5 days. That is how you would be able to get the points that you spent back once the review was approved plus you get an extra point for the review.

Full mechanics and details about sample room on their website :

www.sampleroom.ph

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