Windshield Wiper Refill bulk buy? Best Deal?

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Howdy. Once again I find my wiper blades need replacing, I swear it's getting to where I'm doing it almost every year for all my vehicles. I am wondering if anyone knows of any source to just buy like a 20' roll of the refill blade rubber?
Currently the best deal I have found is like this:
but that's still $4 each, and you know they're just cutting sections off a big roll. I'm wondering if anyone knows how to cut out the middle man and just buy a bunch of that off the roll? I have searched around and can't seem to find anything.

Any leads appreciated, thanks
 

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I buy mine at mostly the big swap meets (Charlotte AutoFair) but I never run across any bulk material.
 

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well after more digging, it looks like I can buy them from China for less than $2 for a pair. For that price I'll roll the dice on if it'll ever make it here or not.
:)
The internet says it's all pretty much made in the same factory, just different packaging and labels, so we'll see how that goes.
 

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well after more digging, it looks like I can buy them from China for less than $2 for a pair. For that price I'll roll the dice on if it'll ever make it here or not.
:)
The internet says it's all pretty much made in the same factory, just different packaging and labels, so we'll see how that goes.
Silicone last longer and you can get conventional frames with silicone. That would require cleaning at worst and you get oogles of life
 

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