Amazon.com has
2-Pack 16oz Profoot Heel Rescue Foot Cream for
$7.65 when you 'clip' the 40% off coupon on the product page and checkout via Subscribe & Save.
Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.
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JMBauer74 for finding this deal.
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About this item:
- Moisturizing Heel Cream: Made with rich Argan Oil, Heel Rescue is specially formulated to penetrate, moisturize and repair even the toughest cracks and callouses; Great for feet, heels, elbows, knees and hands
- Concentrated Formula: This antioxidant-rich, non-greasy, fragrance-free formula will soothe and repair feet and heels with no unpleasant residue; Get baby-soft feet with soothing, penetrating moisture
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"I have used this product for over four years and loved how it prevented calluses, but the rich, thick, effective cream has been replaced with a thin, barely moisturizing liquid that is ridiculously useless. I am so disappointed in the reformulation, this stuff shouldn't even carry the same label as the good stuff!"
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"I have used this product for over four years and loved how it prevented calluses, but the rich, thick, effective cream has been replaced with a thin, barely moisturizing liquid that is ridiculously useless. I am so disappointed in the reformulation, this stuff shouldn't even carry the same label as the good stuff!"
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If it doesn't work, return it. That's the main allure of Amazon. We have returned 20-30% of all our purchases in the past 20 years and no blacklisting, no issues.
Their blackbox appears to be based on simple logic like lots of repeated words indicating fakeness ("baby," "leak," dry," etc.).
The Chinese sellers are far ahead of both Fakespot and Reviewmeta, which is superior but still not up to the challenge.
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