Can't find deal on Serenity Male Guard pads

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I.P. Freely - 10 Dec 2007 05:13 GMT

They're the only pad I find useful, but while the internet *talks* about
them and offers free samples, almost no one seems to actually *sell*
them online. Rite Aid stores sell them at half price maybe twice a year,
including right now for the first time since last Spring. Problem is,
their web site doesn't offer any discount, and the stores carry only a
couple of 20-count packages. I want a case of them if they're to last me
20-30 weeks.

Anybody know of any good deals on them?

Thanks.

I.P.

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safire - 10 Dec 2007 08:26 GMT

> They're the only pad I find useful, but while the internet *talks* about
> them and offers free samples, almost no one seems to actually *sell*
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> I.P.

You should have started your search at the place where America's
underprivileged meet:

http://walmart.triaddigital.com/enhancedrendercontent_ektid13154.aspx

They don't sell online. That would take the fun out of selling them to you.

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djperry42@sbcglobal.net - 10 Dec 2007 16:18 GMT

No good deals but I get mine from Amazon for a few bucks off full
retail. They provide the 48 count packs and I get three sent
automatically every couple of months with free shipping - total cost
$40.26 if I'm looking at the right bill. These just about provide the
amount I need but if I run short I supplement with Depends which I get
on sale at the local drug store. I have never found the Serenity
things on sale at Rite Aid, in fact half the time they're out of
them. I suppose I can try Walmart although the thought of going there
makes my bladder spasm.

Back in the days when I used Depends all the time I found a gold mine
once at Big Lots which was selling the 52-count packs for $7. As you
probably know, Big Lots buys up close-outs and things like that so
they are rarely available. Never did see male Serenity pads there but
at the time I wasn't looking for them.
Dave Perry

> They're the only pad I find useful, but while the internet *talks* about
> them and offers free samples, almost no one seems to actually *sell*
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> I.P.

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I.P. Freely - 10 Dec 2007 21:48 GMT

> No good deals but I get mine from Amazon for a few bucks off full
> retail. They provide the 48 count packs and I get three sent
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> them. I suppose I can try Walmart although the thought of going there
> makes my bladder spasm.

>> Rite Aid stores sell them at half price maybe twice a year,
>> including right now for the first time since last Spring. Problem is,
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>> Anybody know of any good deals on them?

That's the best deal I've seen this side of Rite Aid stores offering
them at 20 pads/$3.50 about once every 6-8 months. When they do that, I
clean their shelves out and order a case via rain check, but it's a
nuisance. Walgreen's has stopped carrying Male Guards, so if I run out I
buy them at Walmart for 20/$7. I find all other pads unusable because I
fall out of them.

I.P.

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kermit.blake@gmail.com - 10 Jan 2008 05:31 GMT

> They're the only pad I find useful, but while the internet *talks* about
> them and offers free samples, almost no one seems to actually *sell*
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> I.P.

I buy them at drugstore.com, a 48 pak for 16.99. But I noticed just
now they are temporarily out of stock.

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I.P. Freely - 10 Jan 2008 20:54 GMT

>> They're the only pad I find useful, but while the internet *talks* about
>> them and offers free samples, almost no one seems to actually *sell*
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> I buy them at drugstore.com, a 48 pak for 16.99. But I noticed just
> now they are temporarily out of stock.

Hee, hee. Sorry about that. It's probably because I just ordered and
bought about 60 20-packs at exactly half that price per pad. I have no
intention of dying and no expectation of drying within the year they
should last.

I. Still. P. Freely

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