Did You Know Amazon Has Coupons?

You actually “clip” these additional digital discounts to take dollars off your orders.

Philips Sonicare E-Series replacement toothbrush heads for $20 with an Amazon coupon. (amazon)

I know that Amazon is the new grocery store for online shoppers seeking convenient delivery. I am well aware of Prime's advantages and the gold box deals. But I had no idea there was another layer.
Maybe you're already hip to this extra avenue of savings when restocking on sundries.

For the next re-up on Crocs. (Amazon)

If not, this is how they work:

From your Deals home page, click the tab for coupons.

You'll see random coupons just like flipping through the paper, from 10% off a $19.99 Anker wireless charger for iPhone X/8 to $4 off on Renu Advanced contact lens solution. The trick is to click the "clip coupon" button, which basically tags it to add to your cart if you add that item. As long as you clicked the coupon and added the item that it's connected to into your cart, the discounts will be automatically applied at check out.

More characters for more fun. (Amazon)

Some discounts last longer than others, and it's worth it to check regularly for bigger markdowns like a coupon for $5 off a 3-pack of replacement Sonicare electric toothbrush heads. You can even get an extra 5% off the LEGO accessories set we mentioned last week if it's still sitting in your cart.


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