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Need condoms? You’ve got to hit that new Amazon Dash button

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Expanding out into coverage of more than 100 brands, Amazon’s new Dash buttons include brands such as Doritos, Airborne, Playtex Sport, Red Bull, Energizer, Slim Jim and, of course, Trojan condoms. This large expansion of the Dash program arrives exactly a year after the original announcement, which was briefly debated as being an early April Fool’s joke from the Web retailer.

Product categories that are prevalent in the Dash program include beverages, personal care, household supplies, snacks, beauty, baby and pet items. It’s likely that Amazon has tracked significant usage of the Amazon Dash buttons among customers over the past year, otherwise the company wouldn’t have added an additional 80 brands today.

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Of course, only Amazon Prime customers can take advantage of the Amazon Dash buttons. While the buttons are sold for an upfront fee of $4.99, Amazon is currently offering a $4.99 credit on your first purchase when using each button, thus making the hardware free. Amazon hasn’t released any data related to repeat business when using the Dash button, but has indicated that orders increased by 75 percent over the first three months of the year.

Here’s a complete list of all the new Amazon Dash buttons added to the program today:

  • Ageless La Cure
  • Air Wick
  • Airborne
  • all Laundry Detergent
  • Angel Soft
  • Aquaphor
  • Arm & Hammer Cat Litter
  • Blue Sky
  • Brawny
  • Brita
  • Burt’s Bees
  • Caleb’s Kola
  • Carefree Feminine Liners
  • Charmin
  • Clorox
  • Dasani
  • David Sunflower Seeds
  • Derwent
  • Doritos
  • Downy
  • Eagle Pack
  • Energizer
  • Gain
  • Garnier SkinActive
  • Green Works
  • Hansen’s Soda
  • Holistic Select
  • Honest Kids
  • Honest Tea
  • Hunt’s Tomatoes
  • Illy Bottled Coffee
  • Illy Coffee
  • Jolie Paris
  • La Roche-Posay
  • L’il Critters Vitamins
  • Litter Genie
  • L’Oréal Paris Revitalift
  • Lysol
  • MegaRed
  • Milk Baby by Milk & Co
  • Milk by Klim by Milk & Co (men’s line)
  • Move Free Joint Health
  • Mucinex
  • Nature Valley
  • Near East
  • O.N.E. Coconut Water
  • Ocean Spray PACt
  • Old Mother Hubbard
  • Orville Redenbacher’s Gourmet Popping Corn
  • OxiClean
  • Peet’s Coffee
  • Playtex Sport Tampons
  • Pure Leaf Iced Tea
  • Purina Beyond
  • Quaker
  • Quartet
  • Quest Nutrition
  • Rayovac
  • Red Bull
  • Rid-X Septic Treatment
  • Schick Men’s Razors
  • Schick Women’s Razors
  • Schiff Glucosamine
  • Seventh Generation
  • Slim Jim
  • Snuggle
  • Solid Gold Pet Food
  • Stacy’s Pita Chips
  • Starbucks Doubleshot Coffee
  • Stayfree Feminine Pads
  • Trojan
  • Vanity Fair Napkins
  • Vichy
  • vitafusion
  • Vitamin Water
  • Wilson Jones
  • Wisk Deep Clean Laundry Detergent
  • ZICO Pure Coconut Water
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