US EditionWhat is on sale for Amazon Prime Day?
DENVER COUNTY, COLORADO, JUL 8 – Amazon Prime Day spans four days with deals dropping as often as every five minutes and warns customers of targeted scams during the high-traffic shopping event.
- Amazon launched its 2025 Prime Day sale at midnight Eastern on July 8, extending the event through July 11 online.
- This year, Amazon extended its usual two-day Prime Day sale to four days, offering new deals as frequently as every five minutes during specific times.
- Top discounted products include Medicube's Zero Pore Pads 2.0 at $15 with a 52% discount, Laura Geller's Hydrate primer for $14, and Salt & Stone deodorant praised for its scent and sweat protection.
- Amazon offers new membership perks for 18-24-year-olds and students, including a six-month free trial and 5% cash back, while warning customers of phishing scams targeting Prime users.
- The expanded Prime Day and frequent deal drops aim to boost engagement and sales, though increased fraud risks suggest customers should exercise caution.
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