I recently went to the Probemaster website and found their probes to be quite reasonably priced for the quality. They have good reviews so I ordered a set of probes from them to be delivered to the UK.
On their website at the time there was no mention of delivery times. I ordered with no problem and a day or two later received an email telling me they had been shipped and had left the originating country (the US).
All good so far.
After a couple of days I thought I would email them to see how long delivery to the UK would likely take expecting it to be similar to other US sellers, on the order of 2-5 days possibly a week after shipping.
The email I got back told me that it could be up to 6 weeks until I saw my probes...
So, this post isn't a complaint about Probemaster, it's to give a little warning to others about ordering direct from them if you are in the UK. It seems the place to order from is Welectron if you want delivery faster than 3-6 weeks. Had there been any indication of delivery time on their website, I would have reconsidered ordering direct and searched for an alternative.
Frustratingly, I ordered a Brymen BM967s from Welectron at the same time as I ordered the probes. I didn't think to get the leads from them although after checking whilst writing this, they don't have the exact set I ordered anyway.
Update:
2021-4-4
I have still not yet had my probes. From what I can tell from the tracking information it took 2 days to move from San Diego to Los Angeles where they languished for another couple of days. Then for some unknown reason they decided to go to Vancouver, Canada! They liked it there so they sat for 10 days in Customs. After their holiday in Canada they missed California so went back and ended up in San Francisco. At that point it had taken them 2 weeks to travel just 120 miles, although the actual journey was more like 2700 miles. I can only assume they fancied seeing some scenery.
Things have moved rapidly since then, and it took only two days to get to Washington and just 24 hours to get to London, which is where they are right now.
At some point I suspect I will get my probes. Now they are in the UK I foresee things moving much more sanely.