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Huggies One Month Supply of Ultimate/Ultra-Dry Nappies (Various Sizes) $44.99 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Amazon is currently doing a sale on one month supplies of Huggies nappies in various styles and sizes including both the Ultra Dry and Ultimate ranges. For your convenience, here's a quick table comparing sizes and price per nappy.

Style Gender Size Weight Count Price per Nappy ($)
Ultimate Unisex 1 Up to 5kg 216 0.208
Ultimate Unisex 2 4-8kg 192 0.234
Ultra Dry Boys 3 6-11kg 176 0.256
Ultra Dry Boys 4 10-15kg 160 0.281
Ultra Dry Boys 5 13-18kg 144 0.312
Ultra Dry Boys 6 16kg+ 112 0.402
Ultra Dry Girls 3 6-11kg 176 0.256
Ultra Dry Girls 4 10-15kg 160 0.281
Ultra Dry Girls 5 13-18kg 144 0.312
Ultra Dry Girls 6 16kg+ 112 0.402

Never hurts to stock up on the next size up, and if your child outgrows them, Amazon's generous returns policy may come in handy (for unopened packs).

Note that even if your preferred size isn't visible, click on the specific style you want eg Ultra Dry Nappies Size 4 Toddler, and then you'll see more options for the various other sizes.

This isn't the absolute best pricing ever compared to their Prime Day sales earlier this year when it was under $35 per monthly box, but it's still reasonably competitive and convenient for delivery to your door. Further, if you wish to subscribe and save, there's further discounts available.

This is part of Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals for 2019

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  • Beware with subscribing because the next order won't be at this price. They say in the conditions to subscribing that the prices can be subject to change.

    • +1

      Subscribe -> Buy -> Cancel straight away

      • Isn't the 10% only off subsequent deliveries though?

  • The quality of Huggies have dropped right off since they moved manufacturing to China. Constant leaking and a completely different feel despite Huggies saying that nothing has changed.

    • We have not had any issues with leaking, but they do definitely feel different. They are a lot thinner and not as smooth to touch (from outside).

    • The last 2 boxes I ordered from Amazon were manufactured in Australia. They might be clearing out the last of that stock.

      • The last box I got from Amazon has nappies with smaller small dimensions than the ones I got from Coles/Woolie. These are all labelled as Unisex size 1 up to 5kg etc. Shorter narrower and thinner how can they claim it's the same as bought from supermarkets :(

    • This! Wifey has tried a few… Rascal and Friends, Aldi (both those two are good options) and others - Huggies were the absolute worst. They felt low quality compared to the others and often leaked. Couldn't wait until they were finished - we were sick of them. Never again.

      Applies to their nappies rather than nappy pants, but beware.

      • Rascal and Friends are significantly better - we use them for night nappies since they'll be on for so many hours, and they were on sale for <$10 at Coles recently… but given how many we go through in a day, still trying to find the optimal balance between price and quality for the day time.

        • +1

          They are significantly better but price-wise we're only talking cents between a good and an inferior nappy. When you're all out for a nice lunch and some kid's Huggies has failed to hold in a #1 or #2 and it's all in their clothes, nobody will ever convince me that they are a smarter buy.

  • The size 1 and 2 we have bought are made in AU. 3 and 4 from CHN.

    • I think it depends on old or new stock. We have had size 3 ultimates in both AUS and CHN get delivered from amazon. So it has been easy to compare the differences. We ended up requesting a refund for the Chinese ones as amazon stated on their website that the country of origin was Australia and now they are not

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