Why are prices shown different from when I last visited?

To ensure the lowest possible price for our customers, our MIDAS pricing is regularly adjusted to take into account fluctuations in global exchange rates. These automatic adjustments are based upon data from the ECB (European Central Bank).

This means that the prices you see on our website may vary slightly from one day to the next. That's why we always indicate - on any page displaying a price - the date and time when exchange rates were last adjusted to derive the price you see.

We appreciate that for customers wishing to purchase with an official Purchase Order, the price needs to be fixed. That's not a problem - we can "fix" a price for you, if you request a formal quotation or invoice (rather than purchasing outright directly through our secure site).

Because our quotations are valid for a period of 30 days, and our standard invoice payment terms are also 30 days, quotations and invoices are valid for 30 days from date of issue. Even if exchange rates change during this period, the price shown on your quotation or invoice remains fixed.

When we generate quotations or invoices, these reflect the current prices listed on our website at the time the quotation or invoice is produced. Within the 30 day validity period, the prices on our website may fall below those on your quotation or invoice. In such circumstances, we will not re-issue the quotation or invoice, and the original price stated on the quotation or invoice still stands.