Save BIG money with Amazon Haul: Save up to 80% off regular prices

Hello my frugals and fruguys! The Penny Pincher Post Mistress here with ideas to save BIG  money with Amazon Haul. Save up to 80% off regular prices on stuff you'd be buying anyway. Here's what's in my Amazon Haul shopping cart and ways to save money online shopping. 

Free shipping and layer savings

• Spend $25 and get free shipping. 
• Then, if you spend $50, you'll get 5% off your cart. 
• $75 gets you 10% off your order. 
• On top of that, once a week you can add up to three items in the under $2 category. 
• Layer savings shopping from the Amazon Haul "Crazy Low" section, too. 
• Get 5% to 6% back in rewards using you Amazon Prime credit card. 
• There are extra perks for using an Amazon Prime business account too. 

My Christmas Haul Cart

I have 13 grandchildren, four kids and their significant others and husband so I shop for 22 people for birthdays and Christmas. I saved big money getting each child an instant print digital camera with extra heat paper rolls for about $10 each. You could only buy a few at a time so I spaced out my orders and got my limit until I had one for all. Turns out, these were the must-have kids' Christmas gift for 2025! 

For the adults, I got rechargeable three way folding work flashlights for $8 after all discounts. And I got packages of 6 pairs of socks for $4. My husband, who is a connoisseur of flashlights, said he has never had owned such a useful flashlight because it is portable and can fit in small areas. The socks have proved very sturdy. 

Herbs and supplements

I ordered inexpensive seeds and equipment for a sprouting project. When I needed probiotics for a UTI, I was able to get different kinds to try for about 40% of retail price. It was good to be able to get several varieties. 

Medical supplies 

I have been struggling with carpal tunnel and tendinitis and wanted to try various wrist braces and compression gloves. I was able to get 5 different styles so see which helped my specific needs. Some pair were only about $3 because they were available from the "crazy low" section. I bought my husband several different copper knee braces. We also tried mugwort and wormwood pain patches for knees. The lidocaine patches I use were available at a lower price as well. 

Clothing 

I've been very pleased with the bathing suits, sundresses and tank tops I've gotten for around $8. And the ski gloves we got my husband for using when using a snowblower. 

HBA and cosmetics

I wanted to get thank you gifts for a friend and she expressed a wish to try Korean cosmetics. I found a  skin care with snail mucin for about $9, about 60% off. Then we got 12 Korean facial masks, normally very expensive, for $9. And she loved the beef tallow and honey moisturizer, that I paid only $5 for. I bought a pack of African net sponges for a dollar each.