With the great deals on Huggies Slip Ons I’ve been buying those for my daughter. They aren’t the easiest to get on a wiggly 18 month baby, but for the price I’ll deal with it. For those that aren’t using them, Slip Ons are glorified pull ups. Really the only difference is that they have tabs to open the diaper and to seal it all up once it’s off. Performance wise they work fine if “installed” correctly.
The side of the packages I’ve bought have the Enjoy the Ride Rewards image and state that there’s a code inside, yet 3 packages and I haven’t found one. I bought my 3 packs at CVS this morning and didn’t feel any sticker on the inside either, so I called Kimberly Clark. The customer service rep said that there was an error with production somewhere and that there wouldn’t be a code inside (I’m not sure if they were left out or the code wasn’t supposed to be on the package). He asked how many packs I’d used and I told him 3 with no sticker and I just bought 3 more. He asked for several pieces of info off the packages and is sending me 6 codes via e-mail. If you’ve bought these be sure to call in so you can get the points you’re owed. (the # on the packages was disconnected but the number online worked) It’s worth it-I’ve earned wipes, diapers, and Starbucks cards from my codes. I’m still waiting to win a year of free diapers, but I’ve heard that it does happen! If you aren’t using your codes there are plenty of moms out there that would love to have them!
Even though I got an email a little while back apologizing for the lack of codes in those diapers with a code worth 16 points, I still have been saving my empty packages so I could call. I’m glad to know you had success.
Angela
Thanks SO MUCH for posting this. I was searching for a code for a pack of Slip-Ons my DD just finished up (bought them at CVS) and decided to Google to see if I could find any info on why I couldn’t find a code, so I found your site. Now I know to call. Thanks again!!!