3p per nappy.
£6 voucher for S&S tick box and will be applied at checkout.
This price with 20% discount through Amazon Family.
Thanks to country_girl for another post highlighting vouchers which made me search around!
All comments (49)
lafinn
27 Sep 16#1
Heat from me. Thanks
OnPoint
27 Sep 161#2
Thank you :smiley:
kingpsyon
27 Sep 16#3
Where do you get the £6 discount?
pavanto to kingpsyon
27 Sep 16#11
RRP: £30.00
Price: £14.50 (£0.08 / each) Delivery at no extra cost for Prime members Details
You Save: £15.50 (52%)
Voucher:
£6.00 extra saving
Your voucher will be applied to the first Subscribe & Save delivery.
Voucher valid until 3 Oct 2016. Details
Heat :smiley: Thanks OP
loopylloyd to kingpsyon
27 Sep 16#31
I found it under the price. A box you can tick.
tashag
27 Sep 161#4
thanks op. ordered. I keep on creating new accounts just for nappy orders
miducky
27 Sep 16#5
Thanks so much - I already s&s size 5+ but it let me add a new order of them with £5 off so will be £9 instead of £14. Fab!
clarabellecoww
27 Sep 16#6
thanks just ordered x
tolester
27 Sep 161#7
The £5 voucher applies to other sizes too - just got size 5 monthly pack 144 for £5.66
yas212
27 Sep 16#8
Thanks Op
kaye68
27 Sep 16#9
Cheers op
kingnpuk
27 Sep 16#10
Size 4 174 pack = £4.87 heat from me
Total before VAT: £14.50
VAT: £0.00
Total: £14.50
Promotion Applied: -£9.63
Shax1
27 Sep 16#12
Thanks for the information :smiley:
itzillution
27 Sep 16#13
is this only for Prime customers?
bloooo
27 Sep 161#14
Thanks Op, total came to £5.60 so 3.2p per nappy, a cracking deal
AnnaMak
27 Sep 161#15
Lovely. £5.66 for size 5.
To go with my other deal for £3.11 lol
kaykayrocks
27 Sep 16#16
how easy is it to cancel?
AnnaMak to kaykayrocks
27 Sep 16#18
Very. Cancel within a month before new delivery
kg91
27 Sep 16#17
Thanks! Got some size 5
Alessandra15
27 Sep 16#19
Ordered thanks op :smiley:
kaykayrocks
27 Sep 161#20
brill thank you :smiley: my chunky 4 month old had just outgrow 3s so have bought him some 4s. what a bargain
AnnaMak
27 Sep 16#21
Just wait until item is dispatched :smiley:
levyfan
27 Sep 16#22
Absolute bargain. Heat from me. Thank you. :smile:
mazcaz
27 Sep 16#23
Thanks
bestec2
27 Sep 16#24
great got size 3 and 4+ =) used 6off and 5off
juliedobson1
27 Sep 16#25
Thanks op just got size 5
jennypenny
27 Sep 16#26
Thanks i got size 6 124 for £8.95
Subscription summary
Items: £17.44
Postage & Packing: £0.00
Total before VAT: £17.44
VAT: £0.00
Total: £17.44
Promotion Applied: -£8.49
Order Total: £8.95
katya1971
27 Sep 16#27
Shame it doesnt work out such a good deal for size six pants
lw89x
27 Sep 16#28
Just bought! Thank you! :smile:
LankyChris
27 Sep 16#29
Has anyone tried to use more than one of the vouchers on an order? For example could I do am order for size 5 active fit and size 5 pants getting both the £6 and £4 vouchers? It's not clear to me in T&Cs if you can or not.
widders
27 Sep 161#30
I did mine on separate orders using the same account and it worked.
LankyChris to widders
27 Sep 16#32
How do you do more than one S&S order on an account? Do you have to wait for the first one to dispatch then change the date on the 2nd order?
floz
27 Sep 16#33
Thanks!
sparklehedgehog
27 Sep 16#34
Best deal this month, thanks
ohdearohdear
27 Sep 16#35
Thanks God my 27 months old boy just became potty trained so I saved a lot of money :wink:
LankyChris
27 Sep 16#36
Just tried it and each item you add to the s&s order gets a separate order number so the vouchers are applied to each one. I've added two different types of nappies to my next order and order details against each shows the discount.
bdrl
27 Sep 16#37
One of the best deal so far. Just ordered for £5.60. Heat added.
makie1
27 Sep 16#38
On the same account you can do two versions eg 4 and 4+ or size 4 baby dry and size 4 active fit. That's what I did in my previous order and today's deal. You can't do two size 4's and get the deal. I tried
saj2011
27 Sep 161#39
Are these any better than aldi mamia range or asda little angels?
dealchaser10 to saj2011
27 Sep 16#40
No, as mentioned on my previous post and from my experience! Don't know much about Asda's one but Is Aldi for me.
makie1 to saj2011
27 Sep 16#42
They used to be. The tabs on mamia were longer the last time I used time. I like the "scent" on this better. Plus at about 3p per nappy it's cheaper than both. When there's no deal it's back to mamia or asda depending on where I'm doing that week's shopping. They're both equally good.
jellyjosie
27 Sep 16#41
Says out of stock?
xhdjdhs
28 Sep 16#43
Right call me silly but I'm gonna go for it anyway....
I don't understand S&S. I am not a prime customer. But I do have a 2 month old baby.
Is it worth signing up to prime for this? Do I even need prime? Help!
LankyChris to xhdjdhs
28 Sep 16#44
Yes you have to have prime to do S&S and get the cheaper 20% off subscription price. The vouchers work on normal orders but it won't be as cheap.
If you've not had prime before on your account you should be able to get a free trial, do the S&S order, then once it's gone through cancel your subscriptions so you don't keep getting them each month. Also cancel your prime trial before you start paying for it.
This is one of the cheapest deals for pampers I've seen in a long time, and depending on the size/type you're ordering could be cheaper than the equivalent Aldi/Asda nappies.
DrJayDee86
28 Sep 16#45
I believe this is significantly cheaper than the supermarket ones and having tried them all on 6 month old twin nephews, honestly pampers are the best so if they are this cheap, stock up!
we did end up getting prime for the first year of the boys lives as so often you just need something swiftly and ordering for the same price online as getting down to supermarket with buggy etc so much easier.
personally I think £79 is worth it. we all use the prime privileges, my sister just tells me what she needs and I order and she pays me back- saves on more than one account per family!
dedewerson
28 Sep 16#46
Super hot!
It comes up cheaper than most supermarket branded nappies, which in my opinion, are of an inferior quality
sach1636
29 Sep 16#47
amazon prime membership needed + remember to cancel S&S subscription to avoid getting next item
annaboo1980
6 Oct 16#48
is this still active? I can't see how to get £6 voucher. please help a noob out! just signed up to amazon prime. xxx
Opening post
£6 voucher for S&S tick box and will be applied at checkout.
This price with 20% discount through Amazon Family.
Thanks to country_girl for another post highlighting vouchers which made me search around!
All comments (49)
Price: £14.50 (£0.08 / each) Delivery at no extra cost for Prime members Details
You Save: £15.50 (52%)
Voucher:
£6.00 extra saving
Your voucher will be applied to the first Subscribe & Save delivery.
Voucher valid until 3 Oct 2016. Details
Heat :smiley: Thanks OP
Total before VAT: £14.50
VAT: £0.00
Total: £14.50
Promotion Applied: -£9.63
To go with my other deal for £3.11 lol
Subscription summary
Items: £17.44
Postage & Packing: £0.00
Total before VAT: £17.44
VAT: £0.00
Total: £17.44
Promotion Applied: -£8.49
Order Total: £8.95
I don't understand S&S. I am not a prime customer. But I do have a 2 month old baby.
Is it worth signing up to prime for this? Do I even need prime? Help!
If you've not had prime before on your account you should be able to get a free trial, do the S&S order, then once it's gone through cancel your subscriptions so you don't keep getting them each month. Also cancel your prime trial before you start paying for it.
This is one of the cheapest deals for pampers I've seen in a long time, and depending on the size/type you're ordering could be cheaper than the equivalent Aldi/Asda nappies.
we did end up getting prime for the first year of the boys lives as so often you just need something swiftly and ordering for the same price online as getting down to supermarket with buggy etc so much easier.
personally I think £79 is worth it. we all use the prime privileges, my sister just tells me what she needs and I order and she pays me back- saves on more than one account per family!
It comes up cheaper than most supermarket branded nappies, which in my opinion, are of an inferior quality