is subscribing to Amazon prime family for diapers/wipes the most cost effective?

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I know that extreme couponing would ultimately be the most cost effective of course but here in Hawaii that is difficult, so wondering any of you who subscribe to Amazon for diapers/wipes do you find your savings to be significant over store bought and if I may as could you share what you order, the frequency of delivery and your savings? I am already a Amazon prime subscriber.

Or if anyone has other ideas of what's cheaper as far as buying diapers/wipes please share :) thanks!

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I used Amazon mom (now Amazon family) with my 6 year old. I'm going to use it again for this one. I am subscribing to prime and will have her diapers and wipes in the subscribe and save. You can skip deliveries if needed and it's wonderful to have them come straight to your door. Amazon just had a 35% off coupon for diapers a few weeks ago, too and I got a box of size 1 diapers with 216 diapers for $19. They were like .08 cents a diaper.

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we are also thinking about amazon prime it just looks like a better bang for my buck . we even compared with target and the amount of money my sister spent on diapers was riculous compared to what their selling it for on amazon . so i'm with you on that one i'm leaning more towards them

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I found target to be cheaper because you almost always get a gift card with your purchase

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I buy pampers swaddlers sensative diapers and wipes. I also buy pampers dry for nighttime aon subscribe and save. With diapers u save about 15-20$ on a box of diapers. I buy the biggest box they have. With wipes I had a great deal that I was getting but the box was discontinued. So I only save about 2-5$ now. It is well worth it I feel and if you want to skip a month bc you have enough it's easy or you can even push the date a week or so.

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From Hawaii too! (Stationed in Oki)

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When you subscribe on Amazon you get a discount and being an Amazon prime subscriber you'd get another discount, I did it for a while and it did turn out cheaper, especially with wipes, I got the big box of Johnsons every month for under £10 (UK) which is really good as one of those boxes in a shop would cost like £20 easy, nappies after delivery costs ended up being cheaper to buy in shops but I never subscribed too them so never got the discount so they could of been cheaper that way, I definitely reccomend doing it for the wipes though

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Math geek here (I actually made a spreadsheet). I'm not a prime member anymore. When factoring in the cost of the membership I found I wasn't really saving.
I find Target to be the least expensive & Luvs to be the least expensive brand. It's $0.13 to $0.24 a diaper depending on size using just coupons and the Target card.

1) They will price match
2) Use the P&G coupons, usually $2 off
3) Take advantage of the buy 2 boxes get a $10 Target gc stacked with the spend $100 on baby stuff and get $20 gc when possible
4) Get a Target card 5% off everything

I'm still using the ton of wipes I got from the  Babies r us Black Friday sale last year.

Hope that helps!

is subscribing to Amazon prime family for diapers/wipes the most cost effective?

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