My Amazon Subscribe & Save Order March 2017

If you have ever wondered whether Amazon Prime is a solid investment for your household, my answer is “yes!” for one reason – Amazon Subscribe & Save. 

Amazon Subscribe & Save is a convenient, affordable way to get your consumables delivered right to your door.  It’s simple to use. You just shop the Subscribe & Save store, order your items, and set them up for automatic delivery subscriptions.

How it works: When you place your first order, Amazon assigns you a monthly delivery date. For example, mine is the 21st of every month. You have until a certain date (the 12th for me) to add items to your subscription box and then everything in your order is purchased and shipped to you automatically. Your items are re-ordered with the frequency that you chose. Don’t worry, all orders can be changed as often as you like. The best part is that you get 5% off of every item in your order or 15% off if you order more than 5 items in one month. There are also coupons! 

For more info, check out: Amazon Subscribe and Save

Here’s what came in my March Delivery. 

Larabar Glutenfree Bar Apple Pie 16 Count

I paid: $11.19 

($15.99 regular price, $13.59 with 15% discount, and there was a 15% off coupon) 

Larabars are a probably my all time favorite healthy snack. They are clean, simple, and yummy! Amazon is by far the least expensive place that I have found to buy them.

Cottonelle CleanCare Family Roll Toilet Paper, Bath Tissue, 36 Rolls

I paid: $13.93

($21.99 regular price, $18.69 with 15% discount, and there was a 25% off coupon) 

I don’t have an explanation for this one. I needed toilet paper…and this seemed like a good price. 🙂 

Earth Friendly Products Shower Cleaner with Tea Tree Oil, 22-Ounce (Pack of 2)

I paid: $5.08

($5.95 regular price, $5.08 with 15% discount) 

Biokleen Laundry Powder, Free & Clear, 10 Pounds

I paid: $16.03

($17.86 regular price, $15.18 with 15% discount, plus $.85 tax) 

I almost always wash my laundry with cold water to prevent colors from bleeding. When Kyle and I used laundry pods, we would occasionally find one half-melted stuck to an article of clothing. We switched to All Free & Clear liquid, but I don’t like the gooey residue that detergent leaves when we (and by we I usually mean Kyle) drip it onto the washer. I haven’t tried this powder before, so I will let you know how it goes! 

Earth’s Best Organic Stage 1, My First Veggies Variety Pack, 12 Count, 2.5 Ounce Jars

I paid: $4.89

($7.99 regular price, $6.79 with 15% discount, and there was a 25% off coupon)

Even at $6.79, this is a great price! This same package at Babies R Us or Target costs $7.99-11.99 regularly.

 

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