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5.8-Oz Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Hydrating Daily Facial Cleanser

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3 for $9.25

$16

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Amazon has 5.8-Oz Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Hydrating Daily Facial Cleanser on sale for 3 for $10.16 > now 3 for $9.25 (price shown at checkout) when you add a quantity of 3 to cart and checkout via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $25 or more.
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Amazon has 5.8-Oz Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Hydrating Daily Facial Cleanser on sale for 3 for $10.16 > now 3 for $9.25 (price shown at checkout) when you add a quantity of 3 to cart and checkout via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $25 or more.
  • Note, Usually ships within 2 to 4 weeks. You may cancel your Subscribe & Save subscription any time after your order ships.

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Model: Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Daily Foaming Facial Cleanser - 5.8 fl oz

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nocreativename
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The price per ounce doesn't seem much better than the big 16 oz bottle on amazon for 10.59. But having 3 bottles could be beneficial to some people.

But I mainly commented because I switched to the neutrogena facial bar because to me it seemed more slick. It's 2.32 and eligible for prime. I still dont even buy body wash because I think it's much less actual soap for the money. The bars are just way more concentrated I think.

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Nov 13, 2022
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nocreativename
Nov 13, 2022
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The price per ounce doesn't seem much better than the big 16 oz bottle on amazon for 10.59. But having 3 bottles could be beneficial to some people.

But I mainly commented because I switched to the neutrogena facial bar because to me it seemed more slick. It's 2.32 and eligible for prime. I still dont even buy body wash because I think it's much less actual soap for the money. The bars are just way more concentrated I think.
Nov 14, 2022
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Isidorenxge
Nov 14, 2022
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Does it work well for the oily skin?
Nov 14, 2022
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Gameross
Nov 14, 2022
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$8.51 for 3 with 15% S&S and buying 3 for the price of 2 discounts.
Nov 14, 2022
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brucknerfan
Nov 14, 2022
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I now buy the private label stuff at Walmart under the Equate brand. This Neutrogena product is similar to CeraVe's Hydrating Face wash. Walmart makes a generic version of the CeraVe in a 12oz pump bottle and sells it for $5.42

With inflation squeezing budgets it's time for consumers to dump the brand-name products.
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brucknerfan
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Quote from Gameross :
$8.51 for 3 with 15% S&S and buying 3 for the price of 2 discounts.
And it's still more expensive than the private label equivalent. But now some poorly paid Amazon contractor will have to pee in a bottle while driving around your 3mo supply of face wash.
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Tttop1104
Nov 14, 2022
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Quote from brucknerfan :
I now buy the private label stuff at Walmart under the Equate brand. This Neutrogena product is similar to CeraVe's Hydrating Face wash. Walmart makes a generic version of the CeraVe in a 12oz pump bottle and sells it for $5.42

With inflation squeezing budgets it's time for consumers to dump the brand-name products.
Do you know if it works well for oily skin? If so I am ready to switch to the Equate brand!!
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brucknerfan
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Quote from Tttop1104 :
Do you know if it works well for oily skin? If so I am ready to switch to the Equate brand!!
I have neutral skin so I can't really say. But Walmart has at least 6 different private label face washes. You should check the product images for each one for which name brand product it compares to.

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brucknerfan
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I was in Walmart today and they were out of their Equate Hydrating (CeraVe generic) face wash. They were also out of their Equate Medicated Shampoo (Selsun Blue generic). But they had loads and loads of the name-brand versions just sitting on the shelf piling up.


Demand for lower priced private label products is very strong this year. Sales for the major brands are starting to decline. The NYTimes and WallStJournal have both recently run stories on this new trend of frugality. Even households over $100,000 are foregoing name-brand products in favor of private label.
Nov 14, 2022
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Gameross
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Quote from brucknerfan :
I now buy the private label stuff at Walmart under the Equate brand. This Neutrogena product is similar to CeraVe's Hydrating Face wash. Walmart makes a generic version of the CeraVe in a 12oz pump bottle and sells it for $5.42

With inflation squeezing budgets it's time for consumers to dump the brand-name products.
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Gameross
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Quote from brucknerfan :
And it's still more expensive than the private label equivalent. But now some poorly paid Amazon contractor will have to pee in a bottle while driving around your 3mo supply of face wash.
Well maybe that will give them the incentive they need to unionize then.
Nov 14, 2022
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TenderBike4724
Nov 14, 2022
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Quote from brucknerfan :
And it's still more expensive than the private label equivalent. But now some poorly paid Amazon contractor will have to pee in a bottle while driving around your 3mo supply of face wash.
The additional 5% for 4 seems to stack. Getting 6 for $15.37 w 15%SS if u wanna stock up. Would 6 month supply be worth delivering for them?Don't really want p** in my face wash
Nov 14, 2022
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brucknerfan
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Quote from TenderBike4724 :
The additional 5% for 4 seems to stack. Getting 6 for $15.37 w 15%SS if u wanna stock up. Would 6 month supply be worth delivering for them?Don't really want p** in my face wash
6 for that price is a decent deal. But it's only marginally lower than the same 36oz quantity for the Equate Hydrating CeraVe copycat product at $16.26
Nov 14, 2022
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jhc651
Nov 14, 2022
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Private label is the modern terminology for generic? Please don't misunderstand, I'm a huge generic buyer. I buy according to quality and how it meets my needs and wants. I would never buy name brand medicines like Tylenol and Nyquil and Vicks, etc but when it comes to food, for example, I'm not buying generic versions of Cheetos or Ritz. Too, generic toilet paper...nope. But, I live in a very rural area and don't have a lot of store choices like Costco or Target or even Aldi. The choices are Walmart, Dollar General or Sav-a-lot.

As for this particular product, I'd totally consider Equate. I just bought 200 makeup removing towelettes Equate brand and I expect them to be satisfactory compared to their Neutrogena counterparts. These ones are new to me as I was using a different Equate face towelettes before. I just think its funny how we need to change what we call things in order to make them sound more appealing, like private label.

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