What everyday product costs a buck or two for a pack which is a lifetime supply for the average person?
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i think it's salt..am i right?
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ethics...$1 pound\nscruples...10 cents each
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If you go here there is a chart of the recommended daily allowance \nhttp://www.tshc.fsu.edu/he/nutrition/MSVM/recommend_daily.htm
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Novolin ge Toronto or 50/50 mix pen refills, pack of 5 \n$119.85 Canadian
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The supermarket I use in the UK (Tesco) sells a very strong plastic bag called a "Bag for life" for about 20c. It has a nice design on it, and the guarantee is that if one falls apart, they will give you another. I always use these. The oldest one I have, (still in regular use I might add), is about 4 years old. \nThis seems to me to be the best option by far!
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A can of coke at a grocery store will probably cost a little less than a pound.  I remember buying a small bag of hot chestnuts from a street vendor for a pound.
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a drinking discount\n\nhahaha no im not serious :D
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fast moving consumer goods
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Usually a couple of hundred bucks
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You can get them from B&M at very reasonable prices. They range from about £2 to £15 depending on which brand or type you buy.
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The nation benefits enormously from our good and bad habits. Tobacco and alcohol generate more money than I can imagine in tax revenue. Take a look at the money spent on fast food, junk food and processed foods. I'd say the money spent there has definitely boosted our economy and created millions of jobs. Not only do we spend our money on the junk we then pay for the health care needed from eating it. Bad habits = big bucks. On the flip side,   look at the price of nutritious un processed or organic foods. It costs a lot more to eat healthy foods. Fitness is another big buck market. A good pair of running shoes will cost almost 100.00 these days although many are now produced outside the country. Habits are things we love and things we're willing to spend money on. I'm writing this as I sip a glass of wine another habit that gets the money flowing.
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Consumer goods are cheaper in the US, but life in general may be more expensive due to a lack of social services, but UK is getting fewer services, and US is getting more expensive for consumer goods, so i'd go to amsterdam if i were u.
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7 bucks... check out the link.\n\nMatt
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£11.99\n\nhope you buy it
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99 dollars \n http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/category/index.jsp?categoryId=1897640&cp=711652&cid=
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I like to give consumables to my co-workers.  Depending on what they like give a nice coffee mug filled with chocolates (buy in bulk from Costco) and a $5.00 or so gift card to Starbucks or your local coffee joint tucked in.  It's a fairly inexpensive but nice gift.
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What kind of packages, if you are talking about clubs. Golden Bear has some nice ones.