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1.00 from toothpaste
Total 6.00
So I went and got my ads this week and I found Rite Aid has good deals.
Fructis free after Single Check Rebate + 1.00 with coupon (last week they had extra coupons in the store)
Kotex is 2 for 6 – 2 SCR – 2 1/1 coupons = 2 for 2
Soy Joy is 10 for 5, free after SCR + 2 after coupon in Sundays paper.
There might be more goodies, but all I’m going to get is the free stuff.
After I leave Rite Aid I’ll be positive 3.00.
Also see Justine’s Grocery Brags
Bayer is on sale 1.99
Fructis is on sale for 2.99
Used 2 1.00 coupons
Used 1 2.00 coupon
Total OOP was 5.77
Will get 10.00 back for purchasing three Bayer products
Will get 2.99 back for the Fructis
profit of 7.22
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.
I went to Rite Aid today and transferred one prescription to get a 25.00 gift card. I’ll get the gift card when I pick up the prescription.
I also purchased the Garnier Fructis Conditioner. I purchased shampoo last time this was offered so I needed some conditioner. It is on sale for three dollars with a Single Check Rebate of 2.00. I added a coupon for 1.00 making the conditioner free.
I then purchased 10 soy joy bars. These are a great snack because they are packed with protein. They are on sale 10 for 5 and then I added a coupon for 3.00 off and Rite Aid is offering 5.00 back for the purchase so I made three dollars from the coupon. If you didn’t get a coupon in the paper you can print a coupon for 1.00 off of 5. Print it twice to get 2.00 off of ten.
My total out of pocket was 4.27 and I used my 10.00 gift card. I’m going to get 7.00 back from the Single Check Rebate program.
While I was there I picked up a Single Check Rebate packet and found that this month there are two ways to get ten dollar gift cards from Rite Aid. You can purchase 25.00 in Kimberly Clarke products (super easy when buying diapers) or you can purchase 25.00 in qualifying medicine such as Tylenol and Pepto Bismol and get a 10.00 gift card. This is a little harder to do but with coupons can work out to getting some pretty cheap drugs.
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