can't find the UK to Canada Plug adapter
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Hi there all I went out today to the shops to get my UK to Canada Travel Adapter Plug but I could not find it anywhere. I tried Maplins, Asda, Tescos and loads of other shops and all they had were US/Canada to UK plug adapters. 
Does anyone know a website online that has it so I can buy it today. I leave for canada next week and need a couple. Need it for my laptop, phone charger. Hope someone know a place as I am having trouble getting hold of it.

Does anyone know a website online that has it so I can buy it today. I leave for canada next week and need a couple. Need it for my laptop, phone charger. Hope someone know a place as I am having trouble getting hold of it.
#2
Try luggage stores and get the samsonite universal plug that converts anything to anything (pin and plug wise).
Your other bet is airport on your outbound flight.
Good luck
Your other bet is airport on your outbound flight.
Good luck
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What I did when I found I had the plugs for another country was to move to that one.
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i was going to say Argos, that's where we got out stash. However, just looked on the website and can't find any. Try Woolworths, or failing thaat they definately sell them at the airports.
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That's odd, I've looked for but never seen a US in, UK out plug in the UK in anywhere other than semi-specialty shops. The ones in supermarkets are UK in, US/Canada out for British travellers.
Asda sell them in their holiday section with the suntan oil, inflatable travel pillows, lugagge locks etc - they were 93p or 97p, I forget which, when I bought my handful. Also seen them in Woolies, Morrisons, Boots etc.
Good luck
Asda sell them in their holiday section with the suntan oil, inflatable travel pillows, lugagge locks etc - they were 93p or 97p, I forget which, when I bought my handful. Also seen them in Woolies, Morrisons, Boots etc.
Good luck

Hi there all I went out today to the shops to get my UK to Canada Travel Adapter Plug but I could not find it anywhere. I tried Maplins, Asda, Tescos and loads of other shops and all they had were US/Canada to UK plug adapters. 
Does anyone know a website online that has it so I can buy it today. I leave for canada next week and need a couple. Need it for my laptop, phone charger. Hope someone know a place as I am having trouble getting hold of it.

Does anyone know a website online that has it so I can buy it today. I leave for canada next week and need a couple. Need it for my laptop, phone charger. Hope someone know a place as I am having trouble getting hold of it.
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Try Boots or your local pharmacy. Failing that you should get one at airport.
You will also get one here in Canada at The Source and most likely Walmart. We bought one from The Source with multi flip-out pins as seen here.
You will also get one here in Canada at The Source and most likely Walmart. We bought one from The Source with multi flip-out pins as seen here.
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Hi there all I went out today to the shops to get my UK to Canada Travel Adapter Plug but I could not find it anywhere. I tried Maplins, Asda, Tescos and loads of other shops and all they had were US/Canada to UK plug adapters. 
Does anyone know a website online that has it so I can buy it today. I leave for canada next week and need a couple. Need it for my laptop, phone charger. Hope someone know a place as I am having trouble getting hold of it.

Does anyone know a website online that has it so I can buy it today. I leave for canada next week and need a couple. Need it for my laptop, phone charger. Hope someone know a place as I am having trouble getting hold of it.
#9
BOOTS about £2.49 go for the America one think that is what it says on the packe, in a pale blue resealable bag
#10
Best place to get them is at places that sell luggage. or at airport before your outbound flight.
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Is this plug to be used in the winter months?
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If worst comes to worst and you can't find one, be pro-active.
Just cut the plug off, bare the wires and shove them in the appropriate holes in the wall.
Just cut the plug off, bare the wires and shove them in the appropriate holes in the wall.
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It's very clear that the OP makes short planks look positively svelte by comparison.



