Walgreens Get a Shot Give a Shot #GiveaShot #CollectiveBias #AD #shop #cbias

August 26, 2014 by Momstart 1 Comment

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone.

With back to school season comes germy season. It’s time to do preventative things to keep your kids healthy this year and I’m happy to participate with Walgreens in the Get a Shot Get a Shot campaign. We’re still on vacation but when we get back we are planning on getting flu shots and I love that when I get a shot at Walgreens we’re going to be giving a shot to someone in need. I love it. It really means a lot to me that I can easily stop for required vaccines, Immunizations for school and back to school items this year, but that every time I get an immunization for my kids at Walgreens……

I am helping them Give a Shot to a child in need. When your child (the program is aimed at school aged children, ages 7 and up) gets their school immunizations, like whooping cough or meningitis at Walgreens, they will help provide a life saving vaccine to a child in a developing country through the United Nation Foundation’s Shot@Life Campaign.

Recently, I went to the Youth Spark competition that Microsoft holds. This is a competition where the greatest minds compete with projects that can make a huge difference in the world. One of my favorite projects was to raise awareness for a disease that there is medicine for where people need vaccines but people have to know there is a need for these vaccines. Shot@Life is a company that helps people in communities much like the communities these students were trying to help. Now I’m no a genius coming up with life saving programs, but I can help by supporting by Walgreens Get a Shot Get a Shot with Shot@Life.

Are you ready to help a child get a shot?

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Go Paperless and Save at Walgreens #WalgreensPaperless #CollectiveBias #Shop

July 7, 2014 by Momstart 5 Comments

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I’m all about saving money, in fact, clipping coupons is actually where MomStart started as a blog. I used to clip coupons and go to the store, like Walgreens and save money and then write about it. I loved writing about saving money and sharing how to use coupons. I would even clip coupons and give them away as a giveaway. And through the years I try to share with you when different stores start new savings programs, and I’m really happy to share with you the new paperless coupons on the Walgreens App available on iOS and Android.

I have an Android phone and went to the Google apps store and downloaded the free Walgreens app and from the app was able to create my own account for the savings program. It was pretty easy, it asked for my name, phone number and e-mail address. I looked on the app and found some products I needed to purchase. I needed some Mitchum Deodorant.

I also needed some sunblock for my kids.

And I don’t like to mention this but I needed some Head & Shoulders for a skin fungus that I have. Shh, don’t tell anyone but you can tell everyone that I got a GREAT deal on it at Walgreens with their ecoupons.

While I was there, the products that my husband uses were also on special with coupons so I purchased those as well.

The Walgreens Paperless Coupons are manufacturer eCoupons that can be ‘clipped’ to your own Balance Rewards account (that you can apply for from your phone) and redeemed when you purchase the product. To redeem you simply scan your Balance Rewards Card (via the App on your phone, the actual card or by punching in your phone number) at checkout and it automatically is applied. And it worked. I felt so silly because I forgot my phone at home so I had to type in my phone number. I was worried that it wouldn’t have my account information but it was attached to my phone number. All the coupons I clipped the night before were there and I saved. Boy did I save.

So long story short…….you no longer need to use scissors to cut coupons or remember to bring them to the store. Be sure to sync your Balance Rewards membership to the Mobile App to get started. Each paperless coupon can only be used once. Once it is redeemed it will be deleted from your coupon list.

I loved how easy it was to use them.

Live Clean Baby Collection Exclusively at Walgreens

October 29, 2011 by Momstart 4 Comments

I never really considered Walgreens to be the place to go for an eco conscience product, but low and behold they have exclusivity with Live Clean Baby.

Live Clean is a Canadian brand with eco-friendly personal care products with quite a positive reputation there and now is making it’s way to the US with the launch of Live Clean Baby. This simple, environmentally aware collection of products is specially formulated with both mother’s concerns and baby’s sensitivities in mind.

With most eco friendly products the price tag is a little bit higher than you would normally consider for a Tearless Shampoo and Wash that gently cleanses baby’s hair and scalp without drying; a Moisturizing Baby Bath that gently cleanses and moisturizes baby’s delicate skin, a Moisturizing Baby Lotion that leaves baby’s skin soft and smooth with a non-greasy feel; a Non-Petroleum Jelly and a Diaper Ointment that soothes baby’s tender skin and forms a protective barrier against wetness; and a Moisturizing Bar Soap that is enriched with Shea butter to gently moisturize baby’s skin. The price is $7.99

If you’re looking for vegan products then Live Clean Baby is for you. Using only natural, non-irritating, supremely gentle plant based ingredients, Live Clean Baby performs efficiently and gently to keep baby looking, feeling – and smelling – their very best. “The criteria we’ve developed for the Live Clean brand begins with an ecologically responsible point of view,” says Executive Vice President, Michelle Sparrock, referring to the common, eco-damaging ingredients you won’t find in Live Clean. “As resilient as babies are, we know that their developing systems are also extremely sensitive. We wanted to create baby products with nothing extraneous, nothing unnecessary. Everything from the natural surfactants to the fragrance is both minimal and mild.” They use no animal ingredients in the formulations. The collection is also cruelty-free meaning none of the products or their ingredients have been tested on animals. In its sensitivity to the environment, Live Clean is also free of phosphates, known contributors to water pollution. Plus their packaging has been carefully created to be as earth-friendly as possible. The Live Clean containers are recyclable; they are made from “virgin” materials, making them far easier to recycle than many plastics. Shipping cartons are made from recycled materials and even the inks used on shipping cartons are safe for the environment. Local vendors are used to the maximum which cuts down on gas consumption and emissions thus reducing their overall carbon footprint.

It is available exclusively at Walgreens, the nation’s largest drugstore chain with more than 8,000 stores across the country as well as online at Walgreens.com.

We received Samples for this post.

Ways to Get Involved with Your Community #WalgreensGives

September 12, 2011 by Momstart 11 Comments

Thanks to Walgreens for sponsoring my writing. Help Walgreens help others! Visit their Facebook page here to learn about their charitable partners and decide which cause Walgreens will donate to with a quick vote.

If you read Momstart regularly you know I’m quite passionate about helping my community. I donate as much as I possibly can from my site. Used things are harder to find homes for but I’m usually able to find somewhere for all of my review items. If you’re not a regular reader then perhaps it’s time you started, especially if you’re interested in ways to help your community. Here are a few quick ideas on where to start.

Food Banks:

Our local food bank has different kinds of drives all year round. In the Summer time they feed the kids who will be missing a meal because they aren’t in school. As part of Box Out Hunger, we collect as many cereal boxes as we can as a community and give them to to food bank and they give them to families that need to fee their children. At the end of September they do a back to school drive. Yes our food bank collects backpacks and many other school supplies to give to teachers to fill their closets and to students in need of school supplies. They also do birthday bags, this is where you can put together a gift, party favors, cake mix, decorations and everything you need to put together a birthday party for all ages. Another drive is the holiday toy drive. There are so many places the food bank included that collects toys for children in need during the holidays.

Parks:

Clean up a park near you. School parks and community parks are in need. As budget cuts continue for schools, playgrounds and sports programs are the first to disappear leaving students with limited space to let their imaginations run wild and put simply, to play! To help kids have a safe and active space, Sprite created Sprite Spark Parks Project; a multi-year commitment to bringing a ‘spark’ to active spaces within communities across the country. Starbucks usually has a clean the park day every year too.

Charity Events:

Charity events are held all year long supporting so many different causes. Pick your cause and help support your charity. We supported the Eastside Domestic Violence Shelter’s charity event by donating a ton of wonderful products for them to auction off. We also gave to Treehouse, Special Delivery, Movember, and the Seattle Mom Prom just to name a few. Find out what’s going on in your community and start making a difference in someone’s life.

Don’t forget to help Walgreens help others! Visit their Facebook page here to learn about their charitable partners and decide which cause Walgreens will donate to with a quick vote. I was selected for this sponsorship by the Clever Girls Collective, which endorses Blog With Integrity, as I do.

I Saved over 100.00 at Albertsons: Here’s How

August 14, 2010 by Momstart 9 Comments

I haven’t been clipping coupons like I used to. I’ve just been too busy with my blog. I know how much I can save when I’m serious about clipping so I sat down the other day and clipped some coupons while checking out the Back To School grocery ads. Albertsons makes it the easiest for me to save money, especially when General Mills is giving Albertsons a kick back and Albertsons shares that kick back in an extra savings event.

For every 10 items you purchase within the General Mills savings event, you receive and additional 5.00 off in savings. I ended up saving 111.81 with combined in store sales and grocery coupons. I spent 51.27 and had five paper bags packed to the brim with groceries.

All five bags:

This is couponing at it’s best. How do I do it? I sign up for coupons at every turn. I sign up for free product coupons when they come out on facebook, or on all of the freebie sites. You could spend a lot of time hunting everything down yourself, or just do a few searches on-line and you’ll find places that do all the work for you. The Coupon Mom does some of the stores for you and shows you how to get everything for free. She isn’t very big in the Pacific Northwest but she does do Safeway, Rite Aid, and Walgreens.

The coupons I used were just from the Sunday inserts in the newspaper, and a few peelies from products in-store. Peelies are the coupons that you find on package inside the store. Boxes of Betty Crocker potatoes ended up being 50 cents a box and so were Old El Paso refried beans. We eat burritos a lot so I just stocked up my pantry on these items that we use often. Making yourself familiar with brands that are under a particular manufacturer also help when trying to maximize your savings for events like this. For more on this topic see Matching ads with coupons!

Live Healthy! Live Longer Giveaway

May 29, 2010 by Momstart 480 Comments

According to the American Cancer Society, about half of all cancer deaths could be prevented if people maintained a healthy weight through diet and regular exercise; avoided tobacco products; and got recommended cancer screening tests.

As busy moms like me know, it’s not ever easy to incorporate all of these healthy behaviors into our busy schedules. I was even told that, a new national survey of approximately 2,000 women ages 25-64 revealed that they are so busy taking care of others, that they do not have any time to think about their own health. To help people put themselves first, the American Cancer Society launched the program Choose You, and even a Choose You Day!

Choose You Day

On May 12, large employers around the country participated in Choose You Day, and encouraged their employees to pledge a $5 donation to the lifesaving work of the Society. The employees were also encouraged to take 30 minutes during the workday to focus on their own personal health. Employees chose from taking a walk, attending a yoga class or participating in a program provided by their employers.

For more information about the Choose You movement, log on to ChooseYou.com.

CHOOSE YOU FACT SHEET

· The American Cancer Society saves lives by helping you stay well; helping you get well; finding cures and fighting back.

· In May 2010, The American Cancer Society launched the Choose You movement, to inspire women to put their health first and make healthy lifestyle choices to stay well and help prevent cancer, while also raising money to support the Society create a world with more birthdays. It also helps women serve as healthy role models for those around them.

· Choose You shines a light on a hidden issue: one in three American women will get cancer in her lifetime.* Yet, about half of cancer deaths could be prevented if people maintained a healthy weight through diet and regular exercise; avoided tobacco products; and got recommended cancer screening tests.

· A new nationwide survey by the American Cancer Society found that an overwhelming 95 percent of women say they need to improve their healthy lifestyle. Yet, surprisingly, more than half (58 percent) admit that they put others’ health before their own.**

· Choose You empowers women with the tools, tips and motivation to put their health first and make healthy lifestyle changes.

· Choose You will reach women nationwide online, at work, in stores and around the community, providing the tools they need to make personal health a priority.

· Ellen Pompeo is the Choose You celebrity ambassador, rallying women nationwide to join the new movement. A busy actress, wife and mom, Ellen knows firsthand how important it is for women to put their health first.

· Sprite Zero and Walgreens are the national presenting sponsors of Choose You. They share the American Cancer Society’s goal of educating women about Choose You and the simple steps they can take to maintain a healthy lifestyle and help prevent cancer.

· Women can join the Choose You movement by logging onto ChooseYou.com and making a commitment to reach a personal health goal.

^{* American Cancer Society, “Cancer Facts and Figures”, 2009}

^{** American Cancer Society, “Choose You Survey”, 2010}

In further celebration of Choose You, The American Cancer Society and their sponsors are allowing us to host a giveaway. You will receive a Live Healthy Gift Bag. This bag will include:

Gift Card to Walgreens
Choose You t-shirt
Neutrogena Age Shield repair anti-aging sunblock
Blue Flower Pin/Hair accessory
Choose You Metal Water Bottle
Sprite Zero Coupons

To Enter:

Tell me how to maintain a healthy lifestyle in the comments?

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The contest will run until June 14th 11:59 pm Pacific. All rules can be found under giveaway rules.

This is a compensated post, I was provided with this information and gift by the American Cancer Society.

Sunday Savings – Stick to your Lists matching ads with coupons

January 24, 2010 by Momstart 2 Comments

Make a list and stick to it.

By making a list and sticking to it you are not going to go over your budget. You’ll even save a ton of money. Figure out what you need. Then do a search and find coupons for every item. It is sometimes time consuming but really worth the effort.

Some things on the list for us: (it’s short because I need to empty out the fridge because we’re leaving for Texas next Monday)

Coffee Creamer

Bananas

Milk

bread

cheese

butter

How to find Coupons:

Get the Sunday Paper and collect every Red Plum, Smart Source, and coupon insert you can find. If the coupons are good and you will use more than one, by yourself an extra paper. You can also purchase coupons from a coupon clipping service. It’s illegal to sell coupons but they are so cheap they are only charging you for their cutting and mailing out of the coupons.

Get as many magazines as you can find. Magazines can be purchased at really low prices at Amazon and even found for free on freebie sites all over the internet. Magazines usually contain samples and more than enough coupons to make the magazine free.

Use the internet. Do a search for the coupons you need. Are you brand dependent or not. If you have to have a certain brand then it’s best to go to that products main website. You can find coupons under tabs called, coupons, and promotions. I usually just type the item name followed by coupon and things pop up. You can even find coupons for fresh food.

Ways to save when there are no coupons available

With bread, if you can’t find a coupon then you can search out your local bakery. We have Franz around here. I remember growing up we had Wonder bread. So I know that they are around. Sometimes the local bakeries for the large bread companies, will even be outlets. They will have bread really cheap. Also, you might look into getting bread at your local Big Box wholesale store (BJ’s, Costco, Sams). We get two loves cheaper than one loaf when we go shopping at Costco.

Good Deals This Week:

At Rite Aid:

Single Check Rebates
(Rebates below are a limit of one unless otherwise noted)

Maybelline Cosmetics 40% Off
Get a $2 Single Check Rebate #61 when you purchase 1 Maybelline Mascara
Deal Scenario (based on on-line price):
Buy 1 Maybelline Great Lash Mascara priced at $4.89 (should ring up at $2.93 due to sale)
Use the $1/1 coupon from the 1/10 RP
Use the $1/1 Rite Aid Video Values coupon found here
Get a $2 SCR
Final Cost FREE + a $1 moneymaker!

Tom’s of Maine Deodorant or Toothpaste 2/$6
Get a $1 Single Check Rebate #70 (on 2)
Use 2 $1/1 toothpaste coupons found here (good for sensitive toothpaste)
Final Cost $1.50 each!

Sensodyne Toothpaste $4.99
Get a $1 Single Check Rebate #66 (excludes Iso-Active)
Use the $0.75/1 coupon found here
Final Cost $3.24!

Skintimate or Edge Shave Gel 2/$4
Get a $1 Single Check Rebate #50
Deal Scenario:
Buy 2 Edge Shave Gels
Use 2 $0.75/1 coupons from the 1/10 SS
Final Cost $0.75 each!

Airborne $4.99
Get a $2 Single Check Rebate #37
Use the $1/1 coupon from the 1/17 SS
Final Cost $1.99!

Comtrex Cough & Cold $3.99
Get a $1 Single Check Rebate #10
Use the $1.50/1 coupon from the 12/6 SS
Final Cost $1.49!

SanDisk 8GB SD Card $39.99
Get a $10 Single Check Rebate #100
Use the $5 off $25 Rite Aid coupon found here
Final Cost $24.99!

Lexar 8GB SD Card $39.99
Get a $10 Single Check Rebate #102 (Limit 2)
Use the $5 off $25 Rite Aid coupon found here
Final Cost $24.99

Alli Weight Loss Aid Starter Kit 60-90 count or 120 count refill $10 Off
Get a $10 Single Check Rebate $43
Deal Scenario (based on on-line price):
Buy 1 Alli 120 count refill priced at $64.99 (this should ring up at $54.99 due to $10 off sale)
Use the $5/$25 Rite Aid coupon found here
Use the $10/1 coupon from the 1/3 RP
Pay $39.99
Submit for the $10 Single Check Rebate #43
Plus, submit for rebate #552 found here to receive a $25 Rite Aid gift card
Final Cost $9.99!! Awesome price!

Valentine M&M’s Candies 9.9-12.6 oz. Buy 1 Get 1 Free
Get a $1 Single Check Rebate #97 (good when you purchase 2 M&M’s; Limit 2!)
Use the $1/2 coupon from the 1/10 RP
Final Cost depends on where you live

For more great deals check out Hip 2 Save

Walgreens:

Pert Plus
$2.50 and earns $2 in Register Rewards
$1.50 off Pert Plus For Men 1/24 SS, $1 off 1/24 SS
As low as FREE after coupon and Register Rewards!

BIC Disposable Razors
B1G1
B1G1 coupon 1/10 SS
Get 2 FREE after coupon!

Sure Deodorant
$2/3 with in-ad coupon
$1.50 off Sure For Men, 1/24 SS, $1 off any 1/24 SS
Sure Try Me Free Rebates here, here and here (Not sure what is included in sale, but Sure For Men was pictured in the ad, must buy products with Try Me Free peelies to submit rebate)
As low as FREE + profit after coupons and rebate!

Olay Quench Body Lotion
$7.99 (and get a free Olay Quench In-Shower Lotion WYB Body Lotion)
$2 off 1/17 RP
Try Me Free Rebate (must purchase by 1/29)
Get 2 FREE lotions for a profit after coupon and rebate!

Reach Prevent Toothbrush
$0.99 with in-ad coupon
$1 off 10/18 RP
FREE after coupon!

TRU2Go Blood Glucose Monitor
$9.99 with a $9.99 rebate in box
FREE after rebate!

Coffee Mate Liquid
B1G1 ($2.49)
$1 off printable
Get 2 for just $0.25 each after $2-$1 coupons!

Blistex
2/$2
$1/2 coupon 12/13 SS
Only $0.50 each after coupon!

7-UP, Canada Dry, Hawaiian Punch or Sunkit 2 Liters
$1.25 each and earns $2 in Register Rewards WYB 3
Only $0.67 each after rewards!

Stayfree or Carefree
$1.99
$1 off printables
Only $0.99 after coupon!

Maxwell House Coffee
$1.99
$1 off from December Food & Family Magazine
Only $0.99 after coupon!

Bayer Breeze 2 or Contour Meter
$14.99 and earns $5 in Register Rewards
$14.99 mail-in rebate in box
FREE + profit after rewards and rebate!

Check out Scenarios for how to maximize your deals at The Freebie Blogger.

Sunday Savings – A few good deals at Walgreens and Albertsons Double Coupons in paper

January 17, 2010 by Momstart 4 Comments

The Sunday paper had double coupons for Albertsons in it so be sure to save an extra three dollars with your 1.00 off coupons. It’s a great way to get stuff for free, especially with everything that Albertsons has on sale for 10 for 10 this week. I have one example that was priced at 1.99.

Kens Dressing $1.99
use $1/1 from SS 1/10
Use double the value coupon for another $1
= FREE plus .01 overage

Here are a few Walgreens’ Deals:

Neosporin Register Reward Deal
(Includes lip treatment, ointment, or spray)
Buy 2 for $8
Use (2) $3/1 coupons (https://www.neolips.com/coupon-registration)
OR (2) $1/1 coupons from 1/3 Red Plum
Receive a $3 Register Reward

Pepsi Products
Spend $20 on participating products, get a $10 Register Reward (that’s like a 50% discount)
12-pack Pepsi: $5
2-Liter Pepsi: $1.25
Gatorade: $1
Tostitos Dips & Chips: $2.50 ($0.55/2 coupon from 1/17 SmartSource)

Countdown To Super Bowl Register Reward Deal: spend $20 get $10 RR

Tostitos Chips & Dip 2/$5
use the $.55 off 2 coupon from 1/17 Smart Source
or the $1.00 off 2 tearpad coupons found on some store displays
Final Price: 2/$4.45 or 2/$4
Get:
(4) Tostitos Chips $10
(4) Dip $10
-$2.20 coupons ( or $4 if you find the tearpad coupons)
-$10 RR
Final Price: 8/$7.80 or $.98 each! ( or 8 for $6)

Children’s Benadryl, Tylenol or Sudafed 2/$10

get back a $3 Register Reward on two
use the $1 from Walgreens Activity Booklet – Tylenol or Benadryl. Will scan twice
also use the $3/2 from 1/3 Red Plum
Final Price: 2/$2

This week I recommend checking out A Thrifty Mom for more deals at Walgreens.

Another way to make sure you don’t miss any deals anywhere is to join a money saving group. Check out the Yahoo Groups. You’ll even be able to find one that is local.

Sunday Savings, Coupon Insert Schedule, Walgreens, Rite Aid and Albertsons, where to find this weeks savings

January 3, 2010 by Momstart 4 Comments

Thanks to Simply Being Mommy I know where to find a coupon schedule. Here is a quick preview because I don’t want to steal from her:

January

3 – 2 Smartsource and 2 Red Plum
10 – Smartsource and Red Plum
17 – Smartsource
24 – Smartsource and Red Plum
31 – Smartsource and Red Plum

February

7 – Smartsource and Red Plum
14 – Red Plum
21 – Smartsource and Red Plum
28 – Smartsource

Check out Simply Being Mommy for more details.

Walgreens preview:

Thanks to Jolly Mom I know where to find Walgreens Steals.

Piera credits Moms by Heart Here is a quick looks

Kellogg’s RR Deal: buy two, get $2 RR
Select Kellogg’s Cereals 2/$5
-$1.50/2 printable HERE – Mini Wheats, Raisin Bran or All Bran (if included)
-$1/2 from 1/3 RP – Special K
-$1/2 from 12/13 RP – various Kellogg cereals

Special K bars 6pk 2/$5
-$1/2 printable HERE or from 1/3 RP
Scenario:

Select cereal or Special K bars 2/$5
-$2 RR
-$1/2 coupon or $1.50/2 coupon
Final Price: $.75-$1 each

Palmolive dish liquid $.99 (with insert coupon)
-$.25 from 1/3 SS
Final Price: $.74

RR Deal: spend $20+, get $5 RR
Coffee Mate liquid 2/$3
-$1/1 or $1.50/2 printables HERE
Final Price: $.50

Hot Pockets 2/$5
-$1/4 from 10/25 SS
Final Price: $2.25

Purina Pet Food 3.5-4.4 lbs $5.99
-$1 printable HERE (IE) or HERE (FF) – Puppy Chow
Final Price: $4.99

Boost Nutritional Drink $5.99
-$1.50 from 1/3 SS2
Final Price: $4.49

Nescafe Tasters Choice instant coffee $5.99
-$.75 printable HERE or $.50 from 11/1 RP
Final Price: $5.24-$5.49

CVS Preview:

Thanks to Go Graham Go I have a place to look CVS deals

Felicia credits Slick Deals

Free After ECB Deals

* $7.99 ECB wyb Crave-NX Diet aid spray 0.64 oz $7.99 Limit 1

Weekly ECB Deals

$1 ECB wyb (2) V8 2/$6 Limit 1
$2 ECb wyb GE Energy Smart Bulbs $2.99 Limit 1
$1/1 GE Energy Smart printable
GE Energy Smart, GE Reveal or GE Edison Halogen product $1 (1/31/10) SS 11/22/09
$5 ECB wyb Wrinkle Free or Acne Free Limit 1

$5 ECB wyb $15 PG products Limit 1
Olay Complete or Age Defying $8.99
Head & Shoulders $5.99
Pantene $5.99
Cover Girl $7
Olay Facial Moisturizer or Facial Cleanser $1 (1/31/10) P &G 12/27/09
Olay facial moisturizer, any $1/1 RP 12/13 exp 1/3
Pantene $1/1 PG 12/27 exp 1/31
Pantene$1/1 PG 12/27 exp 1/31
Pantene$3/2 PG 12/27 exp 1/31

$5 ECB wyb $10 Nivea Body Wash, Lip Care or Lotion Limit 1
Nivea Body Wash for Women, 16.9 Fl oz $1 (1/31/10) V 12/6/09
Nivea Body Lotion 13.5 fl oz $2.00 RP 1/3/10
Nivea Body Lotions 13.5 oz $5.00/2 RP 1/3/10
Nivea Body Wash for Women 16.9 oz $2.00 RP 1/3/10
Nivea Lip Care 0.17 oz – BOGO RP 1/3/10
$10 ECB wyb $35 Healthy Skin Care Products Limit 1

Rite Aid Goodies:

I noticed in the paper this morning that there is a game you can play at Rite Aid. You get these game pieces when you buy specially marked products. It’s called the Game of Life.

Win over $5,000,000 in prizes! Play the game of life, collect and win!

There are a ton of L’Oreal Products on special this week.

These deals were also found on The Coupon Project. Please visit Rite Aid Preview if you want to know more about saving at Rite Aid this week.

L’Oreal Kids Shampoo $2
$0.75/1 coupon from 11/1 Red Plum
Bottom line: $1.25
Garnier Nutrisse Hair Color $5.99
$2/1 coupon from 12/06 Red Plum
Bottom line: $3.99
L’Oreal Skin Care*
40% off
$2/1 coupon from 1/3 Red Plum
Wet & Wild Cosmetics*
40% off
Submit for $2 Rite Aid rebate (item must have retailed for $3.99 or up)
Bottom line: something for cheap!
L’Oreal Excellence Hair Color*
Save $5 on 2 with in-ad coupon
Stack with (2) $2/1 coupons from 11/15 SmartSource
Bottom line: $3 each
L’Oreal Healthy Look Hair Color $9.99
Save $2 with in-ad coupon
Stack with $2/1 coupon from 1/3 Red Plum
Bottom line: $5.99

Albertson’s Savings are only good through Tuesday Night

Thanks to The Coupon Project I was able to find some great deals with Albertsons. The Sunday paper has some doubler coupons in it, you can use three per transaction. The Coupon Project recommends that you check out Krazy Coupon Lady and The Grocery Gathering for more on Albertson’s Savings.

Dannon Light & Fit Yogurt $0.33
$1/10 coupon from 12/06 SmartSource
Bottom line: $0.23 each
2-Liter Coke Products
$0.87 each when you buy in multiples of 3
Wonderful Pistachios, 10 oz, $3.49
$1/1 coupon from 11/15 SmartSource
Bottom line: $2.49
Bell Pepper/Cucumber
$0.50 each

For much more than a preview, including a wonderful scenario for Proctor and Gamble products, visit The Coupon Project. Buy 25.00 and get 10.00 back to use on your next transaction.

Walgreens Take Care Clinic #giveaway

June 21, 2009 by MomStart 378 Comments

Walgreens is a great store to find bargains, pick up prescriptions and use coupons. I recently saved 20.00 and spent 12.00. They are also working on helping families save by having clinics you can take your family to for health care. I wrote about it a month ago here.

Take Care Clinics are offering half-priced camp physicals ($30) for a limited time and free tips for staying healthy so that summer ailments and injuries can be prevented – these exams help to determine if a patient is able to safely participate in typical camp activities and include a complete review of the child’s health history and immunizations to ensure that they are up to date.

In Honor of their program they are sponsoring a giveaway.

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Prize packs which include coffee mugs, forehead thermometers, magnets and $10 Walgreens gift-cards

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The contest will run until Friday, July 10th at 11:59 pm Pacific. The winner will be selected through by random.com.