You can get Crest Cavity Protection toothpaste for $0.04 through February 27, 2010:
Buy 1 Crest Cavity Protection toothpaste (6.4 oz.) regularly priced at $2.29
Use the $0.75/1 coupon from the 2/7 P&G insert (expires 2/28)
Stack with $1.50/1 Walgreens coupon from the February coupon booklet (expires 2/27)
$0.04 after coupons
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I got this deal on Friday when Wags had the 15% off Friends and Family discount. Got 9 tubes and it ended up being a $3.45 money maker. (I had 1.00 Qs).
You may want to check you WAGS price because at my store in Ohio the regulary price is $2.79 so it would be $0.54 after coupons.
Quick question: how do you get the Walgreens coupon book? And could you just print the coupons at the link or is that not accepted?
At my Walgreens, the regular price was $2.59 – which still makes it a good deal.
Priced at 2.79 at my wags too.
There is also another $ .75/1 from the 1/17 P&G, so you can do this twice!!
I’m in South Carolina and the price is $2.29 at several Walgreens here.
Grrr, I just went to get the toothpaste and they wouldn’t take the Feb book coupon AND the P&G coupon. She couldn’t even tell me why!!!
Our store does not allow to use 2 coupons for the same product. Like I mentioned before the manager did not accept it and said that both the coupons were manufacturer ones so we should use only one.
According to Walgreen’s written coupon policy, you can use both a store coupon and a manufacturer’s coupon. Unfortunately, not all store managers understand this.
@Crystal, The Walgreens February coupon booklet I have shows that the $1.50 coupon is a manufacturer’s coupon and not a store coupon. Does that matter when combining with a second manufacturer coupon such as the P&G $.75/1?
From what I understand, all the coupons in the Walgreens coupon booklet are considered “store coupons” and can be stacked with manufacturer’s coupons.
@Raymond Hill, The Walgreens coupon booklet are manufacturer coupons. They are not store coupons. Read the fine print at the bottom
At my store in Utah, the sale price was $2.69. The cashier was reluctant to combine the coupons but I explained that one was a manufacturer’s coupon and one was a store coupon so they should be able to be combined. She did it for me, but said the manager wouldn’t do it. It was a little irritating, but I guess you have to endure that stuff sometimes to get your deals.
snagged three toothpastes for 12 cents total! Score!
Are Wags coupons printable?
@Jeff, I found my answer…
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