Rite Aid This Week

So This week I’m going to get diapers at Rite Aid. I have a gift card that I picked up last week for transferring a prescription.

3 Huggies Supreme at 9.99 a bag = 29.97 – (3 coupons for 1.5 = 4.50) – 2.00 single check rebate – 10.00 gift card. = 13.47 so three bags of diapers for 14 dollars is great. Now this is how I’m going to pay for them.

I will pay 25.47 ( that is 29.97 – 4.50) use my 25.00 gift card = .47 plus tax and then use my other gift card from the Proctor and Gamble promotion. I will have zero out of pocket. I will get the 2.00 back from the single check rebate and I will get a 10.00 gift card to use next month.

The tax might wipe out my P&G gift card but if I have any left I’m going to use it on the drug deal. Saying drug deal looks really bad. Perhaps I should say on the medication deal. I am looking for the best possible combination using coupons to spend 25.00 with the smallest amount out of pocket.

Pepto Bismal 2.99 (I’m still looking through my coupons for a coupon)
Children’s Tylenol 2 at 4.99 = 9.98 – 2.50 coupon = 7.48
Tylenol allergy cold 2 at 4.99 = 9.98 – 3.00 is the best coupon I can find = 7.00
Excedrin on sale for 1.99 – 2.00 SCR – 1.00 coupon = Make a dollar
Neosporan (looking for coupon and price)
Benefiber is 9.99 – 4.00 SCR – 2.00 coupon = 3.99 (I don’t need benefiber though so this doesn’t help me)

I’ll have to explain this deal after I make the purchase. All of the deals below the SCR lasts until January 24th unless you live in California and it lasts until January 22.

Bic Soleil – 2.00 SCR (still looking for the coupons)
Powerade – buy 5 for 5 get 1 SCR use the coupon 40 cent off coupon from the paper = 5 for 2.00
Glide – 1.00 SCR – 1.00 Coupon (not sure what the price is yet)
Electrasol – 2.00 Single Check Rebate combine that with coupon in the paper for 2.50 off = free.