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20% off Purchase of one car seat with a car seat trade-in. Includes boosters, car seat bases, car seats and travel systems. Offer valid at Target or Target.com. Valid one-time use only.
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Limit One manufacturer and one Target coupon per item. Limit of 4 identical coupons per household, per day. Void if copied, scanned, altered, transferred, purchased, sold or prohibited by law. Item(s) may not be available at all stores. Promotional code may not be applied to previous orders. Quantities limited; no rain checks. Coupon value may not exceed value of item purchased. No cash value.
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Only one manufacturer coupon (paper or Cartwheel digital), one Target coupon (paper or digital), and one Cartwheel℠ offer can be combined per item (unless otherwise noted on coupon).
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Strollers and bottles are not meant to protect your child in the event of a serious crash...
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/11...t-huh.html
So please go ahead and explain to me why the identical plastic in the All-In-One has twice the rated lifespan as the plastic in the car seat.
Plus if plastic really degrades in the way people like to claim, then your car itself needs to be thrown out after five years. I mean that literally, since the back of the seat is made of plastic which is exposed to the sun, so how come vehicle seats don't have an expiration date?!
I can absolutely believe that a plastic safety product has a natural lifespan (particularly when exposed to sunlight). I just don't believe that lifespan is under 10 years; and nobody has released any studies/tests/data suggesting otherwise. There's also no government regulation on this (either US, EU, or Canada) it is all "voluntary."
The fact manufacturers can change their expiration with a flick of a pen (when the product design demands it) suggests to me they're taking advantage of people's paranoia to sell more seats which people happily lap up (and make up their own rationale for why, even while not applying that same rationale towards other plastic safety critical products in their lives).
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Does anyone know if the 5% red card discount stacks with this?
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Strollers and bottles are not meant to protect your child in the event of a serious crash...