There are now Amazon Dash buttons for Colgate, KY, Emergen-C and more

Even more reason to opt-in to literal one-click shopping.
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If you needed another reason to jump on Amazon's ultra-convenient Dash buttons, the online retail giant is giving you a whole lot more.

Today, Amazon added more than 50 new items to the instant ordering service, pushing the roster of different flavors to above the 250-item mark.

Brands now available for the service include Seventh Generation, Colgate, Emergen-C, Kingsford, Lifestyles and Rogaine. As always, the buttons cost $4.99, which is immediately returned to customers with the first order in the form of a $4.99 credit to their account.

And if you need still more reason to opt-in to Dash, Amazon teamed with dog food brand Iams to release this video celebrating the partnership, featuring a few Dash-certified good dogs.

Amazon Dash, which also enabled virtual ordering options last week, has seen its selection of brands grow impressively since its launch in 2015. There are now eight countries outside of the U.S. that support the buttons, and Amazon claims many of the partner brands receive over half their orders on the site through the buttons.

As Dash continues to expand, the Pavlovian shopping experience is sure to get even more into our heads. Just don't let your dog figure out how it works — you could wind up with a whole pile of extra Iams bags and a big mess of drool to clean up.

The new Dash buttons available now:

  • Seventh Generation Baby Wipes

  • Seventh Generation Bath Tissue

  • Seventh Generation Laundry

  • Seventh Generation Paper Towels

  • Adamia

  • Ansmann

  • Babo Botanicals

  • Bausch & Lomb

  • Best Bully Sticks

  • BPI Sports

  • Canine Athlete

  • CELLUCOR

  • Cesar

  • Clorox Clean Up

  • Clorox Toilet Wand

  • Colgate

  • Dang

  • Don't Go Nuts

  • DRINKmaple

  • EAS

  • Emergen-C

  • expo Markers

  • FitJoy

  • Galiva Socks

  • Garden of Life

  • Glucerna

  • GURU Energy Drinks

  • Halo

  • Happy Little Campers

  • Hartfelt

  • Hill's Ideal Balance Treats

  • Hill's Science Diet Treats

  • Iams

  • Kingsford

  • KY

  • Lifestyles

  • Luseta

  • Men's Rogaine

  • My Kind Organics

  • NaturaNectar

  • Neutrogena

  • Nexium

  • Nutro

  • PACT Men

  • PACT Women

  • Passion Lubes

  • Petsafe ScoopFree

  • Poof

  • Raw Organic meal

  • Raw Organic Protein

  • Renew Life

  • ROC

  • Ronnie Coleman Signature Series

  • RXBAR

  • Sheila G's Brownie Brittle

  • Spectrum

  • Temptations

  • Vermont Smoke & Cure

  • Vet's Best

  • Vitamin Code

  • Women's Rogaine

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Brett Williams is a Tech Reporter at Mashable. He writes about tech news, trends and other tangentially related topics with a particular interest in wearables and exercise tech. Prior to Mashable, he wrote for Inked Magazine and Thrillist. Brett's work has also appeared on Fusion and AskMen, to name a few. You can follow Brett on Twitter @bdwilliams910.

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