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Additional 10% off (25% Net Discount with Prime) Range of Nappies with First S&S Order @ Amazon AU

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Hi all,

Noticed that there is a range of Huggies nappies which are getting an extra 10% off first subscribe and save orders on Amazon. For prime members, this will net you a total of 25% off for S&S, and non-prime will net a 20% discount for S&S

Nappies

Huggies Newborn Nappies Size 1 (up to 5kg) 1 Month Supply 216 Count - $56 ($42 w S&S)
Huggies Infant Nappies Size 2 (4-8kg) 1 Month Supply 192 Count - $56 ($42 w S&S)

Ultimate Nappies Expired

Huggies Ultimate Nappies Size 3 (6-11kg) 72 Count - $26.40 ($19.80 w S&S)
Huggies Ultimate Nappies Size 4 (10-15kg) 58 Count - $26.40 ($19.80 w S&S)
Huggies Ultimate Nappies Size 5 (13-18kg) 52 Count - $26.40 ($19.80 w S&S)

Ultra Dry Nappies (Expired)

Huggies Ultra Dry Nappies Boys Size 3 (6-11kg) One Month Supply 180 Count - $54 ($40.50 w S&S)
Huggies Ultra Dry Nappies Boys Size 4 (10-15kg) One Month Supply 144 Count - $56 ($42 w S&S)
Huggies Ultra Dry Nappies Boys Size 6 (16kg+) One Month Supply 120 Count - $56 ($42 w S&S)
Huggies Ultra Dry Nappies Girls Size 3 (6-11kg) One Month Supply 180 Count - $56 ($42 w S&S)
Huggies Ultra Dry Nappies Girls Size 4 (10-15kg) One Month Supply 144 Count - $54 ($40.50 w S&S)
Huggies Ultra Dry Nappies Girls Size 5 (13-18kg) One Month Supply 128 Count - $54 ($40.50 w S&S)

Ultra Dry Nappy Pants

Huggies Ultra Dry Nappy Pants Boy Size 4 (9-14kg), 124 count - $44.90 ($33.68 w S&S)
Huggies Ultra Dry Nappy Pants Girl Size 4, 62 Count (9-14kg, Pack of 2) - $44.90 ($33.68 w S&S)
Huggies Ultra Dry Nappy Pants Girl Size 5 (12-17kg) (2 Pack of 54) - $54 ($40.50 w S&S)

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  • Thanks OP, just bought two :)

  • Thanks!

  • What's the difference between Ultimate and Ultra Dry?

    • They are a bit more premium but ultra dry is good enough. Eg padding seems a bit thicker and also they seem to be a tad larger, and apparently more biodegradable (still bad for the environment either way).

    • They have a comparison list on their website.

      Ultimate is basically ultra dry but with added soothing (aloe and cream) built in

    • +3

      We found that Ultra Dry gets fuller quicker, and often more prone to sagging and leaks if not changed sooner. Ultimate is better for nights at least or days where you might not change as often.

      • Yeah agree with this.
        Our day care uses ultra dry and we use ultimate.

        We found fewer rashes on ultimate or they heal very quickly.

        • We have to supply our own nappies at day care now

          • @Solrak: They said they have theirs but we could supply our own if we wanted to.

  • Mad got some

  • +1

    I can only get the price for Ultimates to $22.44 not $19.80, ticked the voucher and everything :(

    • +2

      I updated for me once I clicked next. Only works for 1 qty though

  • Nice one op

  • +3

    Ahh thought it was Ultimate Nappies PANTS :(
    Our toddler won't hold still for normal nappy.

    • +1

      Dude, you just saved me $40

  • why the price is coming different when i clicked . do i need to put any promo code?
    Thank you

    • Click the box below price to apply

      • sorry which box.
        i am trying to purchase Huggies Ultra Dry Nappies Boys Size 3 (6-11kg) One Month Supply 180 Count but the save and subscribe price is coming as 48.60 instead of 40.50 as OP mentioned.

        • It’s literally below the price

          I just checked the listing for that item it’s definitely there. Are you a prime member?

  • Thanks OP. Big W and BB have 108 packs for $49, so 144 pack for $40 ish is great (girls size 4)

  • +2

    I used to get these but have been getting the "hugs & bubs" one from Amazon that are cheaper (even than these sale prices), made in Australia (not China, like Huggies) and do the job just as well in my experience.

    • I used hugs and bubs for a while and then back to huggies. I find that Huggies holds quite a bit more as I'm changing 1/3 less. Also just checked and they do t have the size 4/5 option anymore

    • +1

      I also used to buy Huggies from Amazon but there hasn't been a decent price for ages and since then I'm quite happy with Woolworths Little Ones, even overnight (I size up for overnight) . Not tempted to pay almost double per unit cost for Huggies, personally, but this is a good deal if you really need Huggies.

  • You need to select the box that says save 10% on first order, select subscribe and save then click on Set up now. You should see a discount on the next page.

  • +1

    Extra 10% only works on quantity of 1 (not 2)

    • Yes, only works on 1

  • For how long do babies use size 1 in general?

    • +4

      ours were only on size one for 1 month, so 1 box. don't buy too much extra

      • Cheers. I just changed the order to buy 1 box.

    • +2

      We have 12 week old twins born at 36 weeks and they just moved up to size 2. They were 2.5kg and 2.7kg when they were born.

      • Similar! We have 5wks old twins born at 35wks+5 and they're still on Size 1. They were 2.1kg and 2.4kg when born. They're still going through two boxes of Size 1 bought off Amazon. Now they're 4.2kg and 3.5kg.
        Question, how did you know it's time to move them up to a bigger size nappy? Thanks!

        • Tight around the waist or leakage usually

        • Also the nappies have weight ratings on them. We just used those as our guide.

    • +1

      First 2-3 weeks for ours, they double their size pretty quick afterwards. Depending on their birth weight too so YMMV but 1 box is more than enough

    • +1

      Same as above. We had a premmie (but she was big for her age), only got through one box. Ended up pawning the other two on Marketplace

      • Is it similar for size 2? Last about a month?

      • +2

        Wow, ours was a month premmie but used size 1s for about 2 months and 2s for five or six. But like others have noted, don't buy too many until you know how your one is growing. There's a lot of variability

  • +1

    The additional discount only works if you tick the voucher box and keep the quantity at 1.
    Thanks OP - worked to subscribe to 2 different types of nappies.

  • Is there different from the one you bought from Woolie????

    • I can see a fair few reviews saying they are worse quality and like fake products. I'm sure if that's the case it wouldn't be ALL the products, but I think it'd be a risk buying them.

  • Thanks Op have mu upvote

  • Thanks OP

    2 boxes price almost comparable to Aldi's

  • Does anyone have a problem with these leaking? Or is it just me?

    • nope doesnt leak

  • Cheers for this OP

  • Do they not do ultimate for newborns any more?

  • How does this deal compare to the usual 1/2 off at Woolies and Coles smaller packs but usually around $9-11 per pack

    • Divide amount of nappies by total cost.

    • 1/2 is a better deal

      • Yeah 1/2 off at supermarkets cheaper

  • got some, thanks.
    Been a while for a waterwipes deal.

  • Huggies Ultra Dry Nappies Girls Size 3 (6-11kg) One Month Supply 180 Count(amazon.com.au) - $56 ($42 w S&S)

    showing $43.2 for me, qty 1

  • Does anyone know how long do we need size 2, or how many boxes of size 2? I bought 1 before this deal so not sure if I need one more

    • You got growth charts? Just check the weights and you should be able to predict ok. For us it was from about 8 weeks on.

  • I just bought Costco last week. The normal price for new born nappies is still cheaper than this. It's $56 for 224.

    • +1

      You might want to check your math.

      • +6

        No no, they said that they bought Costco last week. So the nappies would be free now for them

        • +1

          Yea he gets wholesale pricing

      • lol I missed the $42 in bracket. I thought it's also $56 for 218.

  • Wipes as well

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