by cindy on March 9, 2009
This is my first Trip to Walgreens this week. I just may have to make a second trip. The deals are just to good to pass up. I should not have to buy any feminine hygiene products for a long time. Be sure to check my Walgreens ad post here for coupon match-ups.
My Deal
- 5 Boxes of Kotex Tampons=$15
- 2 Boxes of Kotex Pads=$6
- 2 Boxes of Kotex Liners=$6
- 2 Glade Sense & Spray Starter Kit=$15.98
- 2 Glade Lasting Impressions holder=$15.98
- 3 Garnier Fructis Hair Stylers=$8.97
- 1 Soda=$1.19
- 1 Candy Bar (had to reward my 4 year old)=$.59
Coupons Used
- 8 MQ coupons for Kotex=$8
- 2 RR coupons=$4 (RR are Walgreen coupons good for $ off your next order)
- 3 MQ coupons for Garnier hair products=$3
- 1 IVC coupon for Garnier hair products ( this is a coupon that Walgreens has in the Monthly Rebate Book. You can use this coupon with a Manufacture coupon)=$6 ($2 off each product)
- 2 Bogo MQ coupons for the Glade (1 for Lasting and 1 for Sence)=$15.98
- 2 $4 coupons for Glade (1 for Lasting and 1 for Sence)=$8
- 2 IVC coupon (1 for Lasting and 1 for Sence)=$16 ($4 off each product)
Total Before coupons and sale price=$88.24
- Walgreens sale savings=$18.53
- MQ savings=$60.98
Total After coupons and sale price=$13.57 OOP($4.84 of this total was tax you do have to pay sales tax on the free items and I also earned a $10 RR for buying $25 worth of Kotex good for money off my next purchase!) So $3.57 after RR! I would have paid $0 out of pocket but my rebate money was not on my gift card yet “Oh well” next trip. I will roll the RR for other deals.
* If you do this deal here is a few tips: Use this order for coupons or you will have a problem at the check out. MQ coupon then BOGO coupon then IVC coupon. Always use IVC after MQ. Don’t have more items than you have coupons for. If you do grab a filler a pack of gum or something small. The Walgreens register will beep if you have more coupons than items. Do not use the same RR to purchase same items that earn the same RR. They will not roll! If you want to earn more RR for the same deal do separate transactions. You can use a RR from a different maufactures for a RR reward. Example: Coke has a RR deal of $3 you can use this RR to help pay for the Huggies/Kotex deal that earns a $10 RR. Then you can use the $10 RR from Huggies/Kotex deal to help pay for the Coke that earns a $3 RR. I hope this helps you to learn how to play the Drug store game.
*I have a link for $5 and $3 here from coupons.com for the Huggies diapers. You should be able to print the coupons 2 times.
by cindy on March 5, 2009
Hello, to all the Future Coupon Queens of the Springboro Mom’s Club! I had a great time sharing my coupon knowledge with all of you. I hope you all save tons of money and get that well deserved spa treatment for your effort.
Yes, I do teach classes. If you live in the Dayton, Ohio area or near my home town of Geneva, Indiana. I would love to teach you or your group a class. I will share with you all I know about coupons and saving money at the grocery store. Leave a comment with your contact info and I will get back to you.
by cindy on March 3, 2009
This is for my new followers who have never printed Internet printable coupons before.
I use coupons.com for most of my printable coupons. If you are having trouble using the quick print option on my coupons.com widget on my side bar. This may be because you have never down loaded the coupons.com coupon printer program. I am using more and more Internet printable coupons each week at the grocery store to save money. This has kept me from having to buy extra papers and coupons. Not only that I can print most coupons 2 times and I only print the coupons I know I will use. Click here to get started printing coupons.
by cindy on March 3, 2009
Here is a few of the eCoupons available from this month from UPromise.com
. These coupons do not come off your bill instead the coupon value goes into a account for college. You can add this coupons to your Kroger, Marsh, and CVS cards. Click here to sign up for UPromise.com this is a great program. Be sure to check them out it is free to do.
Save $0.50 for college when you buy SPRAY ‘n WASH.
Buy any one (1) package of HUGGIES® Diapers and save $1.00 for college
$1.50Buy any package of HUGGIES® Supreme Diapers and save $1.50 for college
Save $5.00 for college when you purchase any two (2) 23.2oz. Similac® Formulas
Save $0.45 for college when you buy one (1) box of new Little Debbie® 100 calorie cakes (may not be available in all locations).
Save $0.50 for college when you purchase any New York Brand Frozen Product
Save $0.75 for college when you buy any one (1) package of Johnsonville Breakfast Sausage
Save $1.00 for college when you purchase any one (1) Gold Bond Ultimate hand and body lotion (excludes trial sizes)
*Grandparents you can also sign up for UPromise to benefit your grandchildren.
by cindy on March 1, 2009
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