The “discount zone” page in the LuLu store shows 864 items at once, and they can be sorted by discount rate rather than by price. That sorting alone reveals where the real reduction sits.
The deepest cuts
- A Philips series 3000 shaver: from 19.900 to 5.900 — seventy per cent.
- A Philips 1.7 litre kettle: from 14.900 to 4.900 — sixty-seven per cent.
- Remote control toy cars: from 8.900 to 2.900 — sixty-seven per cent, repeated in several forms.
- A Beurer blood pressure monitor: from 23.000 to 7.900 — sixty-six per cent.
- An X-Cell smart watch: from 16.990 to 5.990 — sixty-five per cent.
- An Ikon citrus juicer: from 7.900 to 2.790 — sixty-five per cent.
Where the items sit
Of the 864: 489 grocery, 233 home and living, 83 electronics, and only 59 fresh. So the largest section by count is grocery, while the deepest reductions are in appliances and toys — a distinction worth noticing: a big count does not mean a big percentage.
What the product-type filter reveals
The most repeated product types on the list: school backpack (46), shampoo (42), spices (35), hard suitcase (19), crisps (18). The season shows up in the table itself.
Two notes
Prices are tied to the delivery area chosen — the figures above are for delivery to Dajeej. And the page publishes no end date, so what you see is today’s price.
Photo: a nested line of shopping trolleys. By Rachmaninoff, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons.
Source: the “discount zone” page in the LuLu online store — Kuwait.
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