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4-Count 50oz Softsoap Liquid Hand Soap Refill + $5 Target Gift Card Expired
$16
$20.96
+ Free Store Pickup
Target.com is offering a $5 Target Gift Card with your Purchase of 4 (four) 50-Ounce Softsoap Liquid Hand Soap Refills (Various) for $15.96. Select free store pickup where available. Thanks NightHound
Note: Availability for store pickup may vary. Must add a quantity of 4 and select store pickup for the $5 Target Gift Card to be added.
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Note: Availability for store pickup may vary. Must add a quantity of 4 and select store pickup for the $5 Target Gift Card to be added.
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Target [target.com] has 4x 50oz Softsoap Liquid Hand Soap Refill + $5 Target Gift Card for $15.96. Must select in-store pickup to receive/activate promotional gift card promotion.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location. The $5 Target Gift Card will automatically be added in cart. eGift Card will be transferred to your Target account after items ship or are picked up.
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Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location. The $5 Target Gift Card will automatically be added in cart. eGift Card will be transferred to your Target account after items ship or are picked up.
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One of the most important factors and reasons why we have had this problem is either misuse of antibiotics and because of patients who do not finish their courses of prescribed antibiotics because they feel better after a few days and do not finish their course. You are still infected and need to continue the entire course to prevent the bacteria from a possible continued infection and more so we can prevent mutations into superbugs. This is already happening. Source: Am a doctor and have served in 1st and 3rd world countries where this happens frequently. MRSA is a b.
It's more expensive than Costco's sale price. (It's not on sale right now at Costco but when it is, they have a coupon for a few bucks off if I recall.)
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Why? Just asking.
It's the major cause of antibiotic resistant bacteria
But yes, use with precautions.
"Additionally, there are some antibacterial additives in soaps that are not subject to the FDA's recent ruling. Many companies have replaced the banned ingredients, like triclosan, with one of these three not banned ingredients, and the FDA has granted these companies another year to demonstrate these additives are safe and effective."
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I hate to debate on a forum like this about hand soap but antibacterial hand soap is NOT the most important factor in why there is antimicrobial drug resistance.
One of the most important factors and reasons why we have had this problem is either misuse of antibiotics and because of patients who do not finish their courses of prescribed antibiotics because they feel better after a few days and do not finish their course. You are still infected and need to continue the entire course to prevent the bacteria from a possible continued infection and more so we can prevent mutations into superbugs. This is already happening. Source: Am a doctor and have served in 1st and 3rd world countries where this happens frequently. MRSA is a b.
One of the most important factors and reasons why we have had this problem is either misuse of antibiotics and because of patients who do not finish their courses of prescribed antibiotics because they feel better after a few days and do not finish their course. You are still infected and need to continue the entire course to prevent the bacteria from a possible continued infection and more so we can prevent mutations into superbugs. This is already happening. Source: Am a doctor and have served in 1st and 3rd world countries where this happens frequently. MRSA is a b.
It's more expensive than Costco's sale price. (It's not on sale right now at Costco but when it is, they have a coupon for a few bucks off if I recall.)
I personally like scented ones, not a bad deal for those.