Adhesive Bandages Assorted 50 Pack $0.50 @ Officeworks [Now In-store Only, Sold Out Online]

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save50 on 16/06/2018 - 18:52 officeworks.com.au (2066 clicks)
Last edited 16/06/2018 - 23:59 by 1 other user

Merrits Adhesive Strips are water-proof and dirt-proof to protect your minor cuts, scrapes or blisters from infection while healing. The pack contains 50 assorted strips so you can utilise the right size for your injury.
The strips are sterile and have easy breathe technology to assist in the healing process.
They are suitable for use on every day cuts or scrapes and can also be used over blisters or insect bites.
They are water and dirt-proof.
The pack contains 50 adhesive strips.
These adhesive strips are latex free.

Can be C & C while stocks last.

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  georgev on 16/06/2018 - 19:15

  Bought 3 thanks

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    Ulysses31 on 17/06/2018 - 14:06

    +vote is the best thanks

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  iDrownFish on 16/06/2018 - 19:20

  +4

  these hurt more than the wound

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  CyberMurning on 16/06/2018 - 19:31

  +1

  Finally something that isn't hurting my wallet.

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  CyberMurning on 16/06/2018 - 19:31

  Thank you,
  Your order 1xxxxxxx422 is confirmed
  Pitt St, Sydney Officeworks will contact you when your order is ready for collection.

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  ti6331 on 16/06/2018 - 19:52

  ordered thanks

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  c64 on 16/06/2018 - 20:45

  +1

  anoyone know if these are fabric or plastic?

  • ocoolio on 16/06/2018 - 20:54 Comment score below threshold.
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      Piranha2004 on 16/06/2018 - 21:01

      Troll

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      DH on 17/06/2018 - 12:40

      It's actually a legitimate question, I flare up with fabric.

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        Ulysses31 on 17/06/2018 - 14:07

        Interesting.

        I’ll never buy plastic again. They last 60sec. Fabric lasts a week (and takes a laver of skin off, when removing). Having to use plastic would depress me!

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  ocoolio on 16/06/2018 - 20:51

  -5

  Oh, here we go again - the problem of relativity, well described by Dan Ariely.

  You feel it's an amazing deal just like the $1 paracetamol deal was (124 upvotes) and ignore that all you can save is actually $1, irrespective of how many percent it is. You don't spend percents, you spend dollars, so a dollar is a dollar, no matter how you frame it.
  On the other hand if they lowered the price for Apple TV by $3, it would not get 3x this many, but probably not even this many upvotes, even though you would actually save $3 as opposed to $1.

  Read the book and stop getting so excited about nothing :)

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    garworsby on 16/06/2018 - 22:10

    +5

    Because an Apple TV for $3 less is not much of a change, whereas a box of bandaids for 50 cents is a change. It's all relative, you see… A shirt that I would normally buy for $80 is now $10. That's good. A car that's $70-off a $50,000 pricetag, that's not good - that's terrible. It's the same amount discounted but maybe now you understand how the percentage can matter? Hot chocolate that I'd normally be buying for $6 is now $3. Now, again, that's good. It's not just a case of a 'dollar is a dollar.' And you're not considering that these are items people normally buy and have a use for, that they've spent money on before and that they expected to buy more of in the future, and now there's a notable difference in the price.

    As well, upvoting, having an interest in a deal, etc, etc, doesn't necessarily mean, 'OMG!!!! Tears in eyes increddiblele!'

    And, lastly, these bandaids were originally $4.00, according to a quick search just now.

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      ocoolio on 16/06/2018 - 22:21

      -5

      So when you get your salary, do you get a percents or dollars?
      Because if you get percents, then the more percents you save the better!
      However, if you get dollars, every $70 dollars you save is $70 dollars, no matter how you saved it.
      It is totally irrelevant what happened, the after-spend (current) state matters only, doesn't matter how you got there.
      So these are equivalents:

      SALARY - A - B - C = LEFTOVER

      Does not matter if it was this:

      $100 - $3 (hotdog) - $47 (woolies) - $1 (bandaid) = $49

      Or this:

      $100 - $5 (hotdog) - $42 (woolies) - $4 (bandaid) = $49

      66% more for hotdog! A mere 9% savings on woolies… But 300% more on bandaid!! OMG
      But still, you end up with the same money and same items. So the only thing that matters is how many dollars you earn, spend, and save. Percents only delicious to your mind, not your wallet.

      Again, read the book, it's totally worth it!

      EDIT: 38 upvotes. People going crazy for a big fat nothing. Sits back, gets the popcorn

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        garworsby on 16/06/2018 - 23:02

        +3

        It sounds like you just didn't read the deal. This is a packet of 50 bandages for only 50 cents. But they're not just all the same bandages, which is apparently what you're thinking. No, it's a variety. You've got a small round one. A long rectangular one. Several different types. And the saving on this is $3.50.

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        afoveht on 16/06/2018 - 23:29

        Percents only delicious to your mind, not your wallet.

        Much of ozb is about the mind more than the wallet. Think dopamine, not dollars. Nothing wrong with that.

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        blamesociety on 17/06/2018 - 01:53

        +2

        $100 - $3 (hotdog) - $47 (woolies) - $1 (bandaid) = $49
        $100 - $5 (hotdog) - $42 (woolies) - $4 (bandaid) = $49

        $100 - $3 (hotdog) - $42 (woolies) - $1 (bandaid) = $54

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    Ulysses31 on 17/06/2018 - 14:10

    +2

    I bet you’re fun at parties LOL. I’m curious if you’ll post this on every $small saving?

    Any deals on the book?

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      ocoolio on 17/06/2018 - 16:26

      You can find the PDF version for free if you have mad skillz ;)

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  Piranha2004 on 16/06/2018 - 21:01

  Thanks bought a few.

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  pennypincher98 on 16/06/2018 - 21:12

  +1

  Thanks OP, will use for a cheap wax :)

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  fossilgem on 16/06/2018 - 21:22

  Great price. Usually you don’t get these sort of medical items this cheap unless you order from overseas.

  Thanks for posting.

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  PJC on 16/06/2018 - 22:25

  Well spotted OP.

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  thydzik on 17/06/2018 - 00:06

  +16

  Braddon: 14, Greenway: 62, Bathurst: 5, Bondi: 3, Campbelltown: 47, Carlton: 37, Coffs Harbour: 44, Dee Why: 6, Dubbo: 18, Five Dock: 21, Glebe: 2, South Penrith: 4, Hoxton Park: 9, Kotara: 21, LEWISHAM: 22, Lismore: 9, Minchinbury: 8, Mittagong: 14, Mona Vale: 26, Mulgrave: 36, Newcastle West: 17, North Ryde: 49, Nowra: 52, Orange: 39, Punchbowl: 17, Rutherford: 12, Tamworth: 14, Taree: 5, Taren Point: 8, Warners Bay: 10, Wentworthville: 7, West Gosford: 8, West Ryde: 11, Aspley: 9, Capalaba: 9, Gladstone: 5, Hermit Park: 4, Loganholme: 21, Maroochydore: 11, Milton: 38, Morayfield: 4, North Lakes: 16, Rothwell: 13, Strathpine: 2, West Burleigh: 2, Windsor: 4, Croydon: 3, Elizabeth: 2, Keswick: 13, Mitchell Park: 9, Noarlunga Centre: 5, Prospect: 17, Trinity Gardens: 8, Airport West: 16, Bayswater: 14, Bendigo: 27, Campbellfield: 3, Caroline Springs: 2, Chadstone: 17, Chirnside Park: 15, Coburg: 15, Dandenong South: 2, Doncaster: 4, Elsternwick: 28, Ferntree Gully: 2, Frankston: 17, Highett: 4, Kew East: 2, Mildura: 7, Pakenham: 16, Ringwood: 10, Shepparton: 5, South Yarra: 3, Wangaratta: 6, Wodonga: 13, Yarraville: 6, Bunbury: 17, Perth: 2, Jandakot: 4, Joondalup: 19, Mandurah: 4, O'Connor: 4

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  [Deactivated] on 17/06/2018 - 09:36

  -2

  Makes me want to cut myself on purpose

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    Ulysses31 on 17/06/2018 - 14:11

    Doesn’t sound very sharp, to me.

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  dangerdanger on 17/06/2018 - 10:46

  Thanks OP! Will stock up my medicine cabinet

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  doctordv8 on 17/06/2018 - 12:34

  Ok good price for the quantity and per item. But the elephant in the room that bites me…they are not bandages.
  Sticky plasters, adhesive strips, band-aids and such never were, never will be bandages and that naming/advertising gimmick irks me, no matter the bargain.