This page has updated links to printable deodorant coupons and other deodorant discounts. Using coupons is a simple and easy way to save money on your next purchase of deodorant. Deodorants are applied to the underarms to prevent odor. Deodorants most often come in solid stick form, but there are also some spray deodorants. Different deodorants have different ingredients and levels of strength.
Antiperspirants help to stop sweating and work by having an active ingredient that plugs sweat glands. Clinical strength antiperspirants have a higher concentration of active ingredients to reduce sweating more efficiently. Clinical strength antiperspirant is more expensive and can be as much as double the price. Plain deodorants do not stop sweating but contain other compounds to prevent odor. Natural deodorants use natural plant extracts or natural crystals to control odor.
Coupon Sources
Currently, many manufacturer web sites are offering printable coupons for deodorants which are usually worth about $1 to $2. Printable coupons can be used in retail stores that accept printed coupons. Online retailers also have online deals for deodorants, offering a certain percentage off, online coupons, and discounts. In the Deodorant Coupon Link section are updated links to deodorant coupons and places to save on deodorant.
Coupon Policies
Coupons have an expiration date and sometimes may require you to submit some personal information before you can access the coupons. Printed coupons can be used in your local retail store as long as the store has a policy of accepting printed coupons.
Vintage Sure Deodorant Commercial
Sure deodorant produced several commercials in the 1980s that included the catchphrase "Raise your hand if you're Sure". The ads claimed that wearing Sure deodorant would provide protection against underarm odor so that consumers would feel comfortable raising their arms in public. In this video, you can view one of these classic commercials.
References
Fast Facts
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First trademarked deodorant was "Mum" in 1888
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In 1965, first aerosol deodorant released
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By the end of the 1970's, the deodorant stick grew in popularity because of FDA and EPA restrictions on aerosols
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Common anti-perspirants are aluminum chloride, aluminum chlorohydrate, and aluminum-zirconium compounds
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Some natural deodorants use crystalline ammonium alum as the anti-perspirant
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In 2006, more than $2.5 billion was spent on deodorants by Americans
