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2-Count 6-Oz Banana Boat Sport Ultra SPF 50 Sunscreen Spray

w/ Subscribe & Save

$8.40

$19

55% off
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Amazon has 2-Count 6-Oz Banana Boat Sport Ultra SPF 50 Sunscreen Spray on sale for $11.19 - 5% ($0.56) Subscribe & Save - 20% ($2.24) coupon found on product page = $8.39. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About the Product
  • Clear Sunscreen Spray
  • Broad Spectrum SPF 50
  • Rubs in 100% Clear Formula
  • Protects Up to 98% Burning Rays

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Amazon has 2-Count 6-Oz Banana Boat Sport Ultra SPF 50 Sunscreen Spray on sale for $11.19 - 5% ($0.56) Subscribe & Save - 20% ($2.24) coupon found on product page = $8.39. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter idk_then for finding this deal

Note, must clip coupon found on product page for discount to apply at final checkout.

About the Product
  • Clear Sunscreen Spray
  • Broad Spectrum SPF 50
  • Rubs in 100% Clear Formula
  • Protects Up to 98% Burning Rays

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Written by qwikwit | Staff

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Model: Banana Boat Ultra Sport Sunscreen Spray - SPF 50, 6 oz, 2 ct

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redpoint5
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Everything is a trade-off. Spray is easier to apply, but lotion will go further and protect a little longer.
Only reason I get the spray is that kids don't want to stand around a long time while lotion is applied, so spraying it on and sending them on their way is convenient.

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Coconutz0311
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Quote from salincer :
My local walmart has these for $3.50 each - and $3 walmart cash when you buy it.

I looked it's $13.47 on the app for the two pack $10.97 for the single. Seems this Amazon deal isn't bad.
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HappyCrowd987
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Was 2 for $11 at our costco yesterday for the "gel," not this spray. Any idea which deal is better? Thinking that spray is usually a worse value but could be wrong.
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therex10
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Quote from salincer :
My local walmart has these for $3.50 each - and $3 walmart cash when you buy it.
Mine is $14 at Walmart even with $3 cash this is still the better deal.
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Greygooser
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BJ's has three coupons right now, you can get a 3 pack of 6.9 oz coppertone for $8.99. Both SPF 30 and SPF 50
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Cosmo23
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Quote from HappyCrowd987 :
Was 2 for $11 at our costco yesterday for the "gel," not this spray. Any idea which deal is better? Thinking that spray is usually a worse value but could be wrong.
Do you mean lotion? I see a 2-pack of lotion at Costco for $12.
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Zawi
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Quote from HappyCrowd987 :
Was 2 for $11 at our costco yesterday for the "gel," not this spray. Any idea which deal is better? Thinking that spray is usually a worse value but could be wrong.
It is lotion not gel. Also, the bottle is bigger it 10oz bottle of 2 pack for $11.

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redpoint5
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Quote from HappyCrowd987 :
Was 2 for $11 at our costco yesterday for the "gel," not this spray. Any idea which deal is better? Thinking that spray is usually a worse value but could be wrong.
Everything is a trade-off. Spray is easier to apply, but lotion will go further and protect a little longer.
Only reason I get the spray is that kids don't want to stand around a long time while lotion is applied, so spraying it on and sending them on their way is convenient.
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drzk
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Quote from HappyCrowd987 :
Was 2 for $11 at our costco yesterday for the "gel," not this spray. Any idea which deal is better? Thinking that spray is usually a worse value but could be wrong.

Spray is much worse value. Certainly more convenient to apply, though.
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Tackleberry97
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Just an FYI, EWG.org rates this as a 7 out of 10 which is "high hazard" for your health.

https://www.ewg.org/sunscreen/abo...SPF_50%2B/
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jamesherati
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Sam's club has a 3 pack for 12.96. Usually priced at 16.96.
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Target has two 11oz cans for $10.79. OK deal, but I had a $2 coupon pop up. Steal of a deal.
https://www.target.com/p/copperto...t=51293593
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proskatersf90
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These spray cans suck. Stick to lotion if you actually need the protection
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bartturner
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Quote from proskatersf90 :
These spray cans suck. Stick to lotion if you actually need the protection
Could not disagree more. I find this type of spray to be more efficient and therefore a lot cheaper. Plus you get far better coverage. I am very fair skinned and live half time Thailand.
I spend much of the day outside, running, cycling and walking.
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Quote from redpoint5 :
Everything is a trade-off. Spray is easier to apply, but lotion will go further and protect a little longer.
Only reason I get the spray is that kids don't want to stand around a long time while lotion is applied, so spraying it on and sending them on their way is convenient.

Don't forget to rub it around after spraying for even coverage before letting them run off.

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