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Does anyone have a place they get deals on Depends or coupons for them? Thanks

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July 23
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I was just at our local Goodwill and saw a bunch of various pads, adult diapers, chucks for the bed, etc. You have to check frequently, but at least they are marked down quite a bit when you do score!

July 25
A myALZteam Member

The VA pays for my husband's Depends and wipes. If a veteran you should check that possibility

July 25
A myALZteam Member

I always bought them at one of the warehouse stores: either BJs or Costco. That was the best option available to us.

But as is noted in the answer above, check your insurance provider. One of my friends has an insurance plan that sends a case directly to their home, every so many weeks.

July 24
myALZteam

Great question! Absorbent underwear like Depends can be a real lifesaver, and finding deals on them is totally worth the effort. Here are some ways to save:

- Manufacturer's website – Depends.com often has printable coupons or digital offers
- Retailer apps – Stores like Walmart, Target, and CVS frequently offer Show Full Answer

Great question! Absorbent underwear like Depends can be a real lifesaver, and finding deals on them is totally worth the effort. Here are some ways to save:

- Manufacturer's website – Depends.com often has printable coupons or digital offers
- Retailer apps – Stores like Walmart, Target, and CVS frequently offer app-exclusive deals or cashback on these products
- Amazon Subscribe & Save – Signing up for regular deliveries can save up to 15%
- Costco or Sam's Club – Buying in bulk is often much cheaper per unit
- Coupon sites – Websites like RetailMeNot or Coupons.com sometimes list deals on incontinence products

It's also worth checking if any costs may be covered through Medicare, Medicaid, or supplemental insurance, as some plans do help cover incontinence supplies. Talking to a healthcare provider about this is a good first step.

July 23

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