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2-pack Listerine Freshburst Antiseptic Mouthwash to Fight Bad Breath, 1 L
$10.05
(Expired) Amazon has 2-pack Listerine Freshburst Antiseptic Mouthwash to Fight Bad Breath, 1 L for $13.40 - 20% 1st subscribe - 5% w/ subscribe = $10.05. Shipping is free with Prime.
24-Count Quilted Northern Ultra Plush 3-Ply Toilet Paper Mega Rolls
$19.93
(Expired) Amazon has 24-Count Quilted Northern Ultra Plush 3-Ply Toilet Paper Mega Rolls for $20.98 - 5% off via Subscribe & Save = $19.93. Shipping is free w/ Prime.
15 Count Biore T-Zone Blackhead Remover Strips
$5.92 and more
(Expired) Amazon has 35% off subscribe coupon for select Biore products. Plus 5% off with subscribe. Shipping is free with Prime.
- 14ct Bioré Original Blackhead Remover Strips $9.52 - 35% - 5% = $5.71
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DOVE PROMISES Milk Chocolate Christmas Candy Gifts, 8.87 oz Bag
$2.84
(Expired) Amazon has DOVE PROMISES Milk Chocolate Christmas Candy Gifts, 8.87 oz Bag for $2.99 - 5% w/ subscribe = $2.84. Shipping is free with Prime.
80 Ct Band-Aid Brand Tru-Stay Sheer Strips Adhesive Bandages
$2.60
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Jergens Skin Firming Body Lotion for Dry to Extra Dry Skin 16.8 oz
$4.48
(Expired) Amazon has Jergens Skin Firming Body Lotion for Dry to Extra Dry Skin 16.8 oz for $7.47 - 35% subscribe coupon - 5% w/ subscribe = $4.48. Shipping is free with Prime.
6-pack 1L Icelandic Glacial Natural Spring Alkaline Water
$12.74
(Expired) Amazon has 6-pack 1L Icelandic Glacial Natural Spring Alkaline Water for $14.99 - 20% 1st subscribe - 5% w/ subscribe = $12.74. Shipping is free with Prime.
BetterBody Foods Organic Superfood Powder with Protein, Vitamins C, E, and B12 (12.7 oz)
$8.09
(Expired) Amazon has BetterBody Foods Organic Superfood Powder with Protein, Vitamins C, E, and B12 (12.7 oz) for $10.11 - 15% subscribe coupon - 5% w/ subscribe = $8.09. Shipping is free with Prime.
18-Count 1.6-Oz Larabar Fruit & Nut Bars
$13.24
(Expired) Amazon has 18-Count 1.6-Oz Larabar Fruit & Nut Bars (Blueberry Muffin, Lemon Bar, Apple Pie) for $13.94 - 5% with subscribe = $13.24. Shipping is free with Prime.
5-Pound SKIPPY Creamy Peanut Butter
$7.55
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Anonymous
This is the "Daycare Edition"
1 year ago |
Anonymous
You mean 'Mans best friend' edition.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Given the potential random death sentence peanuts can give to children you couldn't pay me to serve peanut butter at a day care. Don't know if they could get you for involuntary manslaughter; but, a mistake like that would haunt you for life. Btw,the Disney corporation recently murdered someone at one of their restaurants who had a declared peanut allergy. The Disney defense was their family couldn't sue them because they had agreed not to when they signed up for Disney plus a few years prior (terms of service agreement). The PR nightmare made Bob Iger graciously allow a single exception to this rule and allow the family the honor of suing them. //@anonymous: This is the "Daycare Edition"
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Or pregnant woman’s best friend. //@anonymous: You mean 'Mans best friend' edition.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
That was really gracious of Bob. He probably learned it from the Disney princesses. We can all learn from Disney princesses. //@anonymous: Given the potential random death sentence peanuts can give to children you couldn't pay me to serve peanut butter at a day care. Don't know if they could get you for involuntary manslaughter; but, a mistake like that would haunt you for life. Btw,the Disney corporation recently murdered someone at one of their restaurants who had a declared peanut allergy. The Disney defense was their family couldn't sue them because they had agreed not to when they signed up for Disney plus a few years prior (terms of service agreement). The PR nightmare made Bob Iger graciously allow a single exception to this rule and allow the family the honor of suing them. //@anonymous: This is the "Daycare Edition"
1 year ago |
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Anonymous
Almost 15 cents per ounce. Equate mouthwash is 7.9 cents per ounce.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
This brand was reported to cause cancer
1 year ago |
Anonymous
There is no credible scientific evidence to suggest that Listerine or other mouthwashes cause cancer.
Please do not spread misinformation. //@anonymous: This brand was reported to cause cancer
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Clinical studies, meta-analyses, quantitative analyses, and systematic reviews of data have demonstrated that there is no causal link between the use of LISTERINE® Antiseptic mouthrinse and oral cancer or xerostomia.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Interesting I did a search on google scholar after saw your comment. There are a few studies over two decades ago supported the increasing oral cancer risk with mouthwash use. The latest ones (past 5 years) support that "the use of alcohol-containing mouthwashes alone does not increase the risk of developing an oral cancer or lead to increased salivary acetaldehyde. However, where other risk factors for oral cancer are present, the use of an alcohol-based mouthwash may further increase this risk." //@Anonymous: Clinical studies, meta-analyses, quantitative analyses, and systematic reviews of data have demonstrated that there is no causal link between the use of LISTERINE® Antiseptic mouthrinse and oral cancer or xerostomia.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Oh really… //@anonymous: Interesting I did a search on google scholar after saw your comment...
1 year ago |