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Generic Qtips 300count $0.98 @ Walmart (instore only)
I just bought this (instore):
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Equate...t/22210896 (The 4pack costs 5.92!)
.98/300 = .00327 each
The only thing ive seen cheaper is Costco's Qtip 1875 count when on sale for $5.99.
$5.99/1875 = .00319 each
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Equate...t/22210896 (The 4pack costs 5.92!)
.98/300 = .00327 each
The only thing ive seen cheaper is Costco's Qtip 1875 count when on sale for $5.99.
$5.99/1875 = .00319 each
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