Why would you sign up for subscribe and save?

I'm about to do this! I do this with everything that has a Subscribe & Save option that I don't need immediately, and I've been doing it since S&S was first introduced years ago. If I can save 5–20% on something and can wait a couple of weeks for it, why wouldn't I? After I receive the item, I can simply cancel the subscription and never get another one. It's a good way to shop for gifts, too. If you can plan ahead and don't need something yesterday, it's the way to go! There are a lot of further discounts available on your first subscription delivery of an item that aren't available (or are lower) on regular-priced items. For example, last year I got several CryoMax ice packs, each for 15% off PLUS another 15% off the original price for the first subscription delivery of each; there were no discounts at all if choosing the full price option. They're not cheap, but 15% off a $30 item makes it $25.50. An additional 15% off makes it $21. So my question would be: Why would anyone pay $30 for a $21 item? Some tips to help make it less confusing: There isn't a sign-up process, per se. It's essentially just a deferred cart. You pick your desired delivery date. Up until about a week before that date, you can edit, cancel, and add items to your S&S. You can also hit a "skip" button and get it (or make a decision) next time. You can also pick the frequency of each delivery. It doesn't have to be monthly. I buy soup mixes (and other dry goods, household items) this way, and have them delivered every three months. If I don't need them, I can hit skip and won't deal with them again for three months. (But there's a master list in case I change my mind and do need it sooner.) Note your cutoff date (it will tell you "last day to edit this delivery") and on that date go to you S&S deliveries page (there are links on your account and order pages) and give it a quick check to make sure you're getting what you intend to get. I also take this opportunity to do a quick price and coupon check on items to make sure I'm getting the best price. (If there's a better deal, I just add it as a new subscription and delete the older one.) It may sound like a lot but honestly, I spend maybe 15 minutes on it once a month. Then all my stuff comes on/about the same day, usually in fewer packages than if I bought everything one at a time. It also shaves time and effort off my grocery trips. So yeah, I'm about to "subscribe" to a $57 face massager and get it for $49.14 with the current deals available to me. I'll check on it on the 20th and maybe I'll get it for even less.

Anyone using this specifically for mgd (meibomian gland dysfunction) , has it helped?

Yes. It helps a lot. I use this eye massager in the morning (with a Kleenex between my eyes and the surface of the massager) then I wash my face with T-Gel in the shower. The systane drops. My eyes have never felt this good. My MGD is from seborrheic dermatitis and excess malassezia yeast around my eyes and face so I wash my hair and face with T-Gel to keep it all under control. The massager and heat helps to unclog the oil glands in my eyelids and keep my eyes lubricated, bright and white!

Is this massager good for clearing out dark circles around eyes?

This is really a good question. Our eyes can only help you relieve your dark circles and bags under your eyes, and relax your eyes, but cannot completely remove your dark circles.

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