Am I reading this correctly? $30.00 for 120 bags? Seems pretty steep. What's going on? I know bio-degradable, but $30.00?
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The price has gone up dramatically for some reason. I purchased these in June of 2013 from the same seller (Green Stuff Only) here on Amazon for $16.49 with Amazon Prime. Now the same seller is selling them for $29.99. I have no idea what could have driven the price up almost double over last year. I was hoping to buy more but am looking for alternatives at the moment.
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These ones are not really in the US. They have "white-ish" ones that are. You can find all the info here. http://earthrated.com/about-the-bags/Straight from the webiste: While these bags meet all Canadian standards for being labelled biodegradeable, some areas of the United States have different definitions of what is a biodegradeable product. In bringing our bags to the United States, we've had to change our terminology, but our bags remain the same eco-friendly bags they always were.
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I just bought it at QVC for $39.95, also. Now that's a good price and great savings. Better to buy bags at Amazon, though. QVC is charging $18.95 for 36.....Amazon charges $14.95 for same amount. You can save another dollar at Sunbeam website, and place them on a 90 day auto re-order program. I might use tooth picks, or wood skewers (that do not exceed bag depth), v-e-r-y carefully, so they don't pierce the bag. Metal skewers are a definite no-no. BTW, after posting this reply, I discovered that if you buy 3 packages from Amazon, you get a 4th package free, on the 4 for 3 special.
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The San Francisco organic biodegratable etc. is PRIME. I just looked at it on amazon. Why is everyone saying shipping is not free. Indeed it is.
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I called company, Douglas Quikut, Tel#800-982-5233. I ordered 10(double order, they came in 5 quan.) paid double shipping rate of $3.50 back in Feb.2013, just placed an order last week, now they come in 3 bag order and shipping is $5.00,so I ordered 6 bags and paid $10.00 shipping, quiet a jump in price. I love the tidy turbo, but free bags for life, no way you are paying for these bags. By the way they mailed the six together and the postage was $1.86.
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Yes that price is for 2 bags. When I ordered these bags, in my opinion the quality of them was not very good, even for that price. You get what you pay for. I immediately sent them back. Good luck with your decision.
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Tell me the supermarket please. I will by a 1,000 at that price. My wholesale cost as a Meat Processor is almost $20.00 per Hank of DeWied Natural Hog Casings when I buy them by the bucket of 10. Maybe they were out of date, otherwise I would really like to inquire if I could buy a 1,000 of these at that price (as long as they are not 1 or 2 years old).
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I have bought several bags of these "healthful treats" from my vet overtime. But because I'm feeding them to 8 outdoor/garage kitties to keep their immune system in good condition 1 bag (@ $19.99/bag) it gets expensive so, I looked on the internet/amazon to see if I could find a better cost. These are the same that I buy from my vet. Hope this info helps. I usually buy several bags when I order. Have bought several others items (for my kitties) from amazon that I've had good luck with.
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I am not sure where you are getting your prices? 24 Pack (6 bags each with 4 single serve packs) $59.98
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Dear Mr Cox: i am not sure my first attempt at an answer got through to you. You should not be seeing a shipping charge if you are ordering from efficientliving. I have not heard that from any other customers today or ever before. I assume you are in the US. I don
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Not sure why. But I buy the 12 lb bag, which is a much better deal per pound. The 12 lb bag was $26 in Sept, then $30 in Dec, and now it's $32. So it went up too, though not as much as the 7 lb bag. I'd recommend switching to the 12 lb bag. For $2 more you get almost twice as much! You can always put half the bag in a container to keep it fresh, so it doesn't go stale. I have a 17 lb terrier mix, and I just use the whole bag with him, closing it tight each time. Works fine.
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I'm in agreement with GrandmaB! Amazon's pricing makes no sense. I bought the 12 oz package at my local Walmart for $3.87. I would like a case of the product if the price were right.
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The answer, for myself at least, is that $40 for 8 cubic feet of litter isn't expensive. I did a lot of research before buying this giant bag (it's over 4 ft tall) from Amazon. I got the price of different types of rabbit-friendly litter at every store that sold them, including all the local feed stores. I broke down the price to the dollar amount per cubic inch. This bag of aspen is less than a cent ($0.002) per cubic inch. The next cheapest litter (Petco, 2 cubic foot of aspen) is $0.003, or $44.16 plus tax for 8 cubic feet. In addition to saving a few dollars, I get the added perk of having the litter delivered to my door. I have to ask, though: where were you finding an 8 cubic feet bag of litter for $27? I've been ordering litter off Amazon for years, and I've never seen that quantity that cheap.
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We didn't heavily research a bag source. We just bit the bullet on the per pack shipping handling fee and ordered about 6 packs from the seller. I believe it's 5 bags per pack. This revealed a scam. The shipper sent 30 bags or so loose in one box.The good news is that even my big hand can reach into the relatively large bag opening to help dump it out for re-use. We're still on the factory bag. You can probably get away with many repeated uses if you're not cleaning up sheetrock dust or any other fine, heavy stuff that would clog the filter's pores. The vac itself is awesome good. It really sucks! We didn't heavily research a bag source. We just bit the bullet on the per pack shipping handling fee and ordered about 6 packs from the seller. I believe it's 5 bags per pack. This revealed a scam. The shipper sent 30 bags or so loose in one box.The good news is that even my big hand can reach into the relatively large bag opening to help dump it out for re-use. We're still on the factory bag. You can probably get away with many repeated uses if you're not cleaning up sheetrock dust or any other fine, heavy stuff that would clog the filter's pores. The vac itself is awesome... » Read More We didn't heavily research a bag source. We just bit the bullet on the per pack shipping handling fee and ordered about 6 packs from the seller. I believe it's 5 bags per pack. This revealed a scam. The shipper sent 30 bags or so loose in one box.The good news is that even my big hand can reach into the relatively large bag opening to help dump it out for re-use. We're still on the factory bag. You can probably get away with many repeated uses if you're not cleaning up sheetrock dust or any other fine, heavy stuff that would clog the filter's pores. The vac itself is awesome good. It really sucks! « Show Less
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I can't compare them to Ucan, never heard of those, but I can say I had no problem with these. Although now I have found great bags at Costco, which is a much better deal! Just hope Costco continues to sell them. They are called BioBag food waste collection bags. 125 3gal bags for $12.99. Hope this helps.
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That seems a bit expensive to me if I am reading this corectly. I bought mine for less than $50.00 for 12.8 grams. Whole Foods has a better deal than $165.99.
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in mine, i got 1 box with 2 refill bags in it. please note, i do not like this as much as i liked the biodegradable ones. they were about a dollar more - but they were stronger!