Ombrelle Clear Continuous Spray Spf 45 $5.00 (Reg. $15.97) (Back in stock)

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Can someone clarify this order then cancel?

Do you need to pick a time slot- combined order over $50? Thanks!

SammyDavis wrote: ↑Dead

How? It still shows it in stock for me at the clearance price.

This product not available it tells me.

Nawsmith wrote: ↑ Can someone clarify this order then cancel?

Do you need to pick a time slot- combined order over $50? Thanks!

Yes....$50 in groceries and pick a time slot. Pick a date 2 or 3 days from now. Add the item as well for shipping. Once you place the order you should get 2 emails, one for the grocery and one for the other item. Go into your account and you will be able to cancel the grocery order.

Thank you OP, ordered two and placed some other items for pick up in store.

hill15 wrote: ↑ Yes....$50 in groceries and pick a time slot. Pick a date 2 or 3 days from now. Add the item as well for shipping. Once you place the order you should get 2 emails, one for the grocery and one for the other item. Go into your account and you will be able to cancel the grocery order.

If we don't cancel but don't pick it up , will we still be charged?

leg3nd wrote: ↑ If we don't cancel but don't pick it up , will we still be charged?

It's better to cancel your grocery order if you're not planning to pick it up, otherwise, you're making Walmart employees run for your order for nothing, not cool. You're also taking a pickup spot which are limited and in hight demand now. There is no issue with canceling right away, I've been doing it for several months now.
Also, last September I forgot to pick up grocery order and was actually charged for it. Had to call to cancel it and get the refund. Not sure if anything changed since then.

leg3nd wrote: ↑ If we don't cancel but don't pick it up , will we still be charged?

Why would you do that?

Thanks op

When can you cancel until? It says you can make changes to the day before, but just curious how long can you cancel the grocery order?

https://www.futurederm.com/is-a-spray-s ... -a-lotion/
Just be aware, with a spray sunscreen, you'll need to use much more than you think to get proper coverage and protection. Even 2-3 seconds per area is insufficient. In the above testing, that only resulted in 0.5mg per square cm. The SPF ratings are based on 2mg per square cm. So in essence you're getting 1/4 of the SPF 45 protection with only 2-3 seconds of spraying.

SammyDavis wrote: ↑ Why would you do that?

I never said I want to. I'm just asking .
Read before you ask!

bk wrote: ↑ https://www.futurederm.com/is-a-spray-s ... -a-lotion/
Just be aware, with a spray sunscreen, you'll need to use much more than you think to get proper coverage and protection. Even 2-3 seconds per area is insufficient. In the above testing, that only resulted in 0.5mg per square cm. The SPF ratings are based on 2mg per square cm. So in essence you're getting 1/4 of the SPF 45 protection with only 2-3 seconds of spraying.

Thanks for the info! I'm getting it specifically for someone who never bothers with sunscreen lotion because it's a "pain" to apply and they don't like getting their hands greasy. So even if this doesn't provide proper protection, at least it's better than nothing!