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Anonymous
i think these are $0.99/each at every dollar store
6 years ago |
Anonymous
yes.. but may not be revlon though //@Anonymous: i think these are $0.99/each at every dollar store
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I like Revlon, I bought one 7 years ago and still sharp...
6 years ago |
Anonymous
cannot think of a reason to subscribe
6 years ago |
Anonymous
But the most common delivery frequently is 1 month //@anonymous: cannot think of a reason to subscribe
6 years ago |
Anonymous
You can cancel subscription after product ships. //@anonymous: cannot think of a reason to subscribe
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Better brand nail clippers are very different. I have some that are already 17 years old still sharp
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Mine always disappear after some time. So just buy cheap one and never hope they will last that long. //@anonymous: Better brand nail clippers are very different. I have some that are already 17 years old still sharp
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Great deal!
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Doesn't smell as fresh/good as Peets or Starbucks
6 years ago |
Anonymous
$20?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
For Pete's sake, go to the dollar store...
6 years ago |
Anonymous
You got what you paid for... //@Anonymous: For Pete's sake, go to the dollar store...
6 years ago |
Anonymous
who's pete? //@Anonymous: For Pete's sake, go to the dollar store...
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Classic english. "Interjection. for Pete's sake. (idiomatic, euphemistic) Used to expresses frustration, exasperation, annoyance." //@Anonymous: who's pete? //@Anonymous: For Pete's sake, go to the dollar store...
6 years ago |
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Anonymous
First comment says - These are meant to clean (prep) a small area of the body before medical injection. So please don't be buying these in massive quantities to try killing Coronavirus, because diabetics and other people really need these for their vital daily medical needs.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
First comment says - These are meant to clean (prep) a small area of the body before medical injection. So please don't be buying these in massive quantities to try killing Coronavirus, because diabetics and other people really need these for their vital daily medical needs.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
the size of about 3 times as big as a quarter coin....very tiny.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
We have those at work for pc/mobile screen cleaning. They are small
6 years ago |
Anonymous
We use pads similar to these to clean (sanitize) thermometers, phones and other small items. Are people still hoarding things like these lol?
6 years ago |