$15 off first subscription orders of $47+
Save $15 on your first subscription order of $47 or more at Who Gives A Crap and enjoy eco-friendly toilet paper delivered to your door.
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$15 off first subscription orders of $47+

Save $15 on your first subscription order of $47 or more at Who Gives A Crap and enjoy eco-friendly toilet paper delivered to your door.
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$15 off first subscription orders of $47+
Earn up to 1.4% back from your total purchase price when you shop at Who Gives A Crap through Love Cashback.
New subscribers can enjoy $15 off their first order when spending $47 or more on sustainable paper products.
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Minimum purchase of $47 required.
Who Gives A Crap offers $15 off your first subscription order; take advantage of this deal on your first subscription.
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Purchase and get free carbon neutral shipping on most orders over $25 at Who Gives A Crap.
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Enjoy hassle-free shopping with Who Gives A Crap! Get free shipping on all orders over $25 and stock up on eco-friendly essentials today!
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Purchase and get forest friendly tissues for $20 at Who Gives A Crap.
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Who Gives A Crap's headline offer is $15 off your first subscription order when you spend $47 or more. This deal is a great way for first time customers to get started with a discounted initial purchase, and it applies specifically to subscription orders rather than one time buys.
Your best choice depends on your situation and basket size:
Making your first subscription purchase of $47 or more: Go for the $15 off deal on your first subscription order. If you're spending exactly $47, you'll save about 32% on that first order, which is substantial. This is the best deal available to you as a new subscriber.
Buying without a subscription or placing a one time order: The subscription discount won't apply to you, so compare the other deals instead. If your order is over $25, you'll qualify for free shipping, which saves you the delivery cost. For smaller orders under $25, the selected products at $20 gives you a fixed price option on that specific item. If you're buying across $50 or more, check whether the up to 25% off selected products saves more than the $15 subscription discount would—on a large enough basket, the percentage discount can outpace the fixed $15 off, but the math depends on which items you're buying and their original prices.
Signing up as a new customer but not ready to subscribe yet: The newsletter signup at the top of the page can unlock special offers and promotions down the line, though it doesn't give you an immediate discount on this order. Consider signing up and then placing your first subscription order to grab both the newsletter benefits and the $15 discount together.
Ordering over $25 with free carbon neutral shipping: If sustainability matters to you and your order exceeds $25, the carbon neutral shipping option is worth comparing against standard free shipping over $25, depending on how much you value the environmental benefit.
Only one offer applies at checkout, so compare the actual discount each option gives you in your basket before you buy. Add your items to your cart, then assess which deal delivers the biggest saving.
Here are some great tips & tricks for extra savings at Who Gives A Crap:
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When your order is dispatched, they'll send you an email that contains a tracking link. This link will take you to the unique tracking page for your order and is your first port of call to find out information such as where your order is coming from, which carrier it's arriving with, when it was picked up, how many items it contains, and its current status. There should be helpful prompts on the carrier's website to let you know the current status of your order. If you think you may have missed your delivery, please check out their unsuccessful delivery article for further information and instructions on what to do.
After a lot (and they mean a lot) of thoughtful consideration, they proudly set up their manufacturing operations in China. There’s a bit of a misconception about production in China, which they think is important to address.
They started this journey with two goals: make toilet paper that’s kind to the planet and give back to the people living on it. They’re proud that they have stayed true to these goals by creating products that are produced thoughtfully with environmental impact in mind.
Email wedo@whogivesacrap.org