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Born Free BPA Free Baby Bottles - $27.99 for 6 + 25% Bing CB and FS. $3.38 Each!
Drugstore.com has Buy One Get One on certain 3-packs of Born Free bottles (including glass). See here:
Link [drugstore.com]
When I added only 2 to my cart, it then took an additional discount (believe an additional $3 or something). Making the total $28 or so for 6 bottles including shipping.
You can also use Bing Cashback (keyword Shampoo) to get a 25% drugstore.com link. It took a few days for the Cashback to show up but it eventually did, I think at $6.75 or so.
This makes 6 Born Free bottles just over $20. I believe Babies R Us sells them for $10 each, or $28 for the 3-pack. The total for the 3-pack here will be around $10 + Free Shipping and no tax for most
If you're looking at this deal, then you probably know that Born Free was BPA free well before it was "popular" here in the US. When I was searching for BPA free bottles a few years ago, they were the only brand that was easily available, while Avent was still claiming BPA was perfectly safe (even though they've also switched over now).
I think this deal is HOT if you either have kids who needs bottles or are expecting a baby who might need bottles
Link [drugstore.com]
When I added only 2 to my cart, it then took an additional discount (believe an additional $3 or something). Making the total $28 or so for 6 bottles including shipping.
You can also use Bing Cashback (keyword Shampoo) to get a 25% drugstore.com link. It took a few days for the Cashback to show up but it eventually did, I think at $6.75 or so.
This makes 6 Born Free bottles just over $20. I believe Babies R Us sells them for $10 each, or $28 for the 3-pack. The total for the 3-pack here will be around $10 + Free Shipping and no tax for most
If you're looking at this deal, then you probably know that Born Free was BPA free well before it was "popular" here in the US. When I was searching for BPA free bottles a few years ago, they were the only brand that was easily available, while Avent was still claiming BPA was perfectly safe (even though they've also switched over now).
I think this deal is HOT if you either have kids who needs bottles or are expecting a baby who might need bottles
Last edited by intence01; 11-06-2009 at 11:24 AM..
