Pampers GTG code - 10 pts - SepFacebook2010

Here's another Pampers code, worth 10 points:

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Remember, you do not have to have a baby to participate and reap the benefits (aka: free stuff) of the Pampers Gifts to Grow program.

Make sure you're adding the codes on the packs of Pampers you DO purchase -- they're worth up to 240 points, depending on the diaper's size and the amount purchased. Wipes and their refills are worth 5-10 points as well. You can review the point matrix to see how much each product is worth.

And once you've accumulated enough points, check out the rewards available. These change periodically, so keep checking them from time to time.

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