NAPA Pro Select filter price (Master Pack vs indivudualy boxed)

[Electromotive]

My local Napa store sells the Pro Select "Master Pack" automotive application spin on type oil filters (wrapped in plastic, no box) individually (approx. $3. 70 or so on average depending on filter) to walk in customers if you ask for them, as opposed to the individually boxed Pro Select oil filters that usually cost $1 or so more. You have to specifically ask for the Master Pack version. I do realize that similar filters are available on line for less than $2, but as I drive right by the store daily, I don't think that is a bad price for a decent filter.
Any other Napa customers have this option available at their local store?

 

[tasch72]

If the nitrile adbv isn't a deal breaker, they're a fine filter for the price. They're the equivalent of Microguards at O'Reilly

 

[The Critic]

I think mine has a similar price structure, but I have never seen the reason to buy those filters when you can buy 12-pks of Pro-Tec or Champs off Rockauto for less money.

 

[GSCJR]

Didn't know they sold those individually, we purchase them by the case anyways.

 

[haggler]

Haven't personally used but seen many cut open on here that looked far worse than the EG Fram or anything Champ/Supertech.

 

[AntsinmyEyes]

You can get napa gold filters in a master pack too. Some stores won't break open the master packs though