Here are the best deals at Walgreens this week, with thanks to Mercedes for her help with compiling these:
COUPON DEALS
Children’s Advil – $6.99
Use $2/1 in-ad coupon
Plus use $1/1 coupon from the 6/13 RedPlum insert or printable
$3.99 after coupons
Rembrandt Products – $7.99
Use $3/1 in-ad coupon
Plus use $2/1 coupon from the 1/3 RedPlum insert
$3.99 after coupons
REGISTER REWARD DEALS
Buy 1 Complete Multipurpose Solution (12oz) at $7.99, Get $8 Register Rewards
Free after Register Rewards
Buy 1 Alive Energy Multivitamins (50-count – men’s or women’s) at $5, Get $5 Register Rewards
Free after Register Rewards
Buy 2 select Kelloggs Cereal at $2.50 each, Get $2 Register Rewards
Use 2 $1/1 printable or coupon from the 6/27 RedPlum insert
Or use $1.50/2 printable
As low as $0.50 each after coupons and Register Rewards
Buy 1 Tide or Gain Detergent (24-40-count) at $5.99, Get $1 Register Rewards
Use $1/1 coupon from the 8/1 P&G insert
$3.99 after coupon and Register Rewards
Buy 1 Zegerid OTc (42-count) at $24.99, Get $5 Register Rewards
Use $5/1 coupon from the 7/18 SmartSource insert
$14.99 after coupon and Register Rewards
BACK TO SCHOOL DEALS
Crayola Washable Markers 8ct Classics or 20ct Super Tips – $3
Use $3 Mail-in-Rebate (prints at the register)
Free after rebate
Buy 1 Crayola Crayons (24-count) at $1, Get $1 Register Rewards
Free after Register Rewards
Penway #2 Pencils (10-pack ) – $0.09
Paper Mate Highlighters (6-pack) - $0.19
Penway Subject Notebook of Index Cards – $0.29
Sharpie Markers – $0.50 after in-ad coupon
School Box – $0.59 after in-ad coupon
New to shopping at Walgreens? Be sure to head over and check out Walgreens 101 where I explain in detail how to maximize the mileage of your money at Walgreens. See the full list of deals at Walgreens this week over at Common Sense with Money.
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My Walgreens flyer states the Alive vitamins are $10 with a $10 RR. The manufacturer’s web site has a $1 off coupon, making this a money maker! http://www.feelalive.com/
Check your store for Complete boxes that have a peelie for $1 off. Some of my store’s boxes had these making it a money maker!
I just got Alive multivitamin yesterday and had to share that there is a $1/1 coupon for Alive at http://www.feelalive.com/ (link below!)
http://bricks.coupons.com/bstart.asp?o=64914&c=ET&p=YK5RXoeN
NO limit is printed on the Crayola Markers rebate (their mistake). Sounds like they are going to try and fix it. I talked to a CS rep that says as long as receipt is dated 8/1 or 8/2 you can submit for more than one (all in one envelope). Go get your before they fix the rebate wording!
thanks for the linky! http://www.4our2cents.com/2010/08/walgreens-crayola-markers-rebate-update.html
Walgreens: Free Bayer AM
It is on sale this week for $1.99 after the $3 Walgreens instant coupon, and there is a $2 Manufacturer’s coupon that came in the paper yesterday.
I just went to Walgreens.
The Alive were $10.00 and get $10RR back. Through me for a loop, but it all worked out in the end.
I had 5 and 2 RR to roll over, so I ended up paying about $3OOP for the vitamins plus 1 chapstick filler item, total was $4.88.
2nd trans: 3 tubs of Huggies wipes;24 count crayola;markers;pack of phayzyme (stress gives me gas, holy, did I just type that) which had a $1.00 peelie on it;2 chapsticks as filler items. Paid with my new $10RR and then paid $1.77OOP.
All that for $6.65OOP. I’m not complaining.