Healthy hacks for under $30

October 11, 2025

A handful of smart swaps can totally lift your mood.

🔊 White noise machine (39% off): Tiny but mighty. Set the timer and drift off to nature sounds at home or while traveling.

Body measuring tape (14% off): Online shopping just got easier. This helps nail your size, so you’ll skip the returns.

🍫 Protein bars (25% off, nine count): Gluten-free with 16 grams of protein and tastes like dessert? You betcha!

Plantar fasciitis insoles (9% off): Trim to fit, pop them in and let the gel cushion your arches and heels all day.

💛 Soothing cough drops (33% off): Scratchy throat? Zinc and vitamin D give your immune system a little boost.

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Prime Big Deal Days: 20 genius buys you can’t miss

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Prime Big Deal Days just kicked off, and the clock’s ticking. This is your last chance to score big before the holiday madness begins.

I dug through the deals (so you don’t have to) and found the ones actually worth your cart space.

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🥬 Lettuce be honest: Amazon just mashed its Happy Belly and Fresh brands into one new budget line: Amazon Grocery. I’m talking 1,000+ items under $5, like produce, meat, snacks, you name it. Kroger, Walmart, Target and Costco stocks all dipped at the news. Bezos started with your bookshelf, then your front porch, and now he’s crawling into your fridge. Chips happened.

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⌨️ Sticky mechanical keyboard? Before tossing it, try cleaning. Blow air between the key caps with an air duster. If a specific switch is stuck, remove the key cap with a puller (here’s a cheap one with cleaning brushes) and check underneath, then blast it with air again.

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Amazon’s new gear is live: Everything you can buy right now

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“Alexa, what’s new?” Oh, just about everything.

Amazon just dropped a truckload of new gadgets, including smarter speakers, sharper sound and security tech that practically thinks for you. Don’t worry, I’ve translated all the techie stuff into plain English, so you know what’s worth your money.

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👻 Boo-tiful viral pages: Love creepy but adorable things? Then check out Spooky Cutie. It’s a viral coloring book perfect for both teens and adults. With 40 single-sided pages, you can keep it simple or go all out with shading and personal designs. Plus, it makes a … fang-tastic gift. (lol)

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⚡️ 3-second tech genius: Some Android phones still let you expand storage with a microSD card. Pop one in and move apps or photos over to free up space. Sorry, iPhone folks.

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🎮 Keep your kids safe in online games: On public servers, strangers can talk to your kids without sending friend requests. Show them how to mute players by opening the lobby leaderboard or scoreboard and muting a profile. For younger children, just remove their microphone. This headset is 40% off and has a detachable mic.

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🔥 Keep your Fire Stick cool: If it’s tucked tightly behind your TV, it can overheat and slow down. Good news: Amazon usually includes an HDMI extension cable. Use it to move your Fire Stick away from the back of the TV for better airflow.

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⚡️ 3-second tech genius: Flying soon? Keep power banks under 100Wh (it’s usually printed on the box) and always in your carry-on bag, never in checked luggage. Need a new one? Here you go!

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