While this isn’t the lowest deal on wipes that I’ve seen, it’s a pretty good deal–especially if you need to buy wipes right now. Amazon.com has 648 Huggies Natural Care Wipes for $10.15 shipped when you have an Amazon Mom account and choose the Subscribe & Save ordering option.
Make sure to cancel your subscription after your order ships.
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Too bad the shipping comes to $13 on this making it a not so great deal.
Shipping is free with Subscribe & Save or with an Amazon Mom account. I hope that helps!
Thanks! I closed it out and re added it to my cart and the shipping went down to Zero!!
The price went up literally as I was ordering. Boo!
Coming up to $15.57 for me. Am I doing something wrong?
Price probably just went up
You can go to walgreens and get the wipes for 4.99, used the 2.00 off infant care booklet, code 5519 if you store lets you and then use the 0.50 mq from 9/11. It totals to 2.49 for 216 wipes. If you have 4 mq, you can get 864 wipes for 10.00 plus tax
Does anyone see a problem with subscribing for a cheaper price and then canceling it? I am not sure either, but it seems a little unethical.
They say that you can cancel at any time, so I do not feel it is unethical. However, if you don’t feel comfortable doing it, do what you feel comfortable with.
Amazon is hoping that some people will forget to cancel – and I’m sure that plenty do! Or that people will love the door step service so much that they will keep subscribing even if the price goes up.
I don’t have a problem with this.
It’s not quite the same as signing up for a 30 day free trial offer fully intending to quit from the beginning. That (to me) is a little on the unethical side. But I can understand how someone might feel otherwise.
Christine, I do not see a problem with it. When you subscribe, you are saying that you are signing up and want recurring shipments every, say, month. You aren’t signing anything saying that you are going to get a shipment every month, however; you’re not signing a contract or anything. You have every right to change your mind about it. If you signed up for a newspaper subscription where you said you wanted 52 weeks of the Sunday paper, but five weeks into it you decided to cancel, there is nothing wrong with that, right? Same thing here.