The 14-day rule, in plain terms
Every deal on ThirtyOff has a shelf life: 14 days from the day it first qualified. After that, it's gone completely, not hidden, not archived, not kept around for reference. The listing, the price and the photo all come down together. If you can't find something you saw here last week, that's why.
There's no account on ThirtyOff and no way to save or bookmark a deal, so if you liked something and come back later to buy it, the only way to find out it's gone is to find it gone. If a deal you want is still live, the safest move is to buy it now rather than wait and hope it's still there tomorrow.
Will it come back?
Not as a "new" deal, no. Once something has been shown here, it's remembered, so if the same listing turns up again in the feed later, it won't get flagged as a fresh find a second time.
That's a different question from what's live today: a deal can drop off the site after 14 days and simply never come back here, even if the price on Amazon is still just as low.
Why it qualified in the first place
The 14-day clock only starts once a deal clears the site's one rule: 30% off or more. Nothing below that gets a first-seen date at all, because nothing below that goes up in the first place. See how we decide a deal is genuine for the full rule on what counts and what doesn't.