Okay friends, you know that I'm not a big Walgreens fan, but I think this one is too good to pass on.
There is a great Money-Maker that you can score starting Sunday at Walgreens if you purchase Whitening Listerine by 6/17 and submit for the $10 People Style Watch Rebate!
From People Style Watch June/July 2010:
“Purchase ANY Listerine Whitening or Rembrandt product and receive a free $10 prepaid debit card to put toward your favorite white must have item for summer. Mail your original receipt, dated between 5/21 – 6/17/10 with the Listerine Whitening or Rembrandt product and proof of purchase circled along with your name and address to: Dare to Wear Gift / PO Box 4938 / NY NY 10185. Please allow 4-6 weeks for shipping. Offer good while supplies last. Limit one per household.” Must be received by 7/1/10.
Here are the steps for this great deal:
Buy (1) Listerine Whitening Plus Restoring (16oz) $5.99
Use $2.00/1 Listerine Whitening Rinse coupon from here (try zip 44714)
Stack with $3.00 in-ad coupon
Pay: $0.99
Submit for: $10.00 rebate
Final Price: FREE + $9.01 Money-Maker!
There is no form required for the rebate, just follow the directions found above.
(Thanks Coupon Katarina!)
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Sunday, June 13, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Ink Refills $1 at Walgreens, tomorrow only!
Tomorrow, April 22nd Walgreens will be offering all of their print cartridge refills for only $1. There are normally $12.99 so this is a real steal! If you are like me and constantly printing coupons this will be worth stopping by for. This price is good on both black and white and color cartridges. The coupon is in their weekly circular (available in store.) Check here before you head out to be sure that they refill ink on you printer's make/model
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Shopping trip for this week
I have a crazy week ahead and I like to do most (if not all) of my shopping on Sunday afternoons when I can. I made 3 stops today, Rite Aid (diapers!), Walgreens and Publix. I love how I can do all of my shopping in one spot. They are all located within 2 blocks of each other.
Publix:
6 Dayquil/Nyquil travel pks
2 6 pk Jello Mousse
6 Pillsbury pizza crust/cinnamon rolls
4 Dole fruit cups (4 pks)
8 8oz kraft shredded cheeses
3 1/2 gal Edy's frozen yogurts
1 Sara Lee pound cake
4 Birds Eye Steamfresh veggies
1 boneless chuck roast (approx 3 lb)
3 Puffs tissues
1 lb strawberries
6 Lunchables
1 gallon milk
2 dz eggs
1 Bailey's coffee creamer
3 jars Bertolli pasta sauce
2 Kelloggs shredded wheat
2 tubs Lloyd's BBQ chicken
Total Spent 35.04 Total Saved 120.48
Walgreens
2 RenPure Miracle shampoo/conditioner
1 Gillette Fusion shave gel
1 " " Razor
1 " " " refill pack (4)
1 " body wash 12 oz
Total Spent 19.83 Total Saved 29.56
I will submit my receipt for a rebate for $6.99, so Total OOP $12.84
Rite Aid (split into 2 transactions)
6 Jumbo packs of Pampers
1 Gillette shave gel
1 Gillette body wash
1 Jumbo pack Huggies
Total Spent $16.14 (I had a Rite Aid Gift of Savings) Total Saved 60.98
I will submit my receipts for 2 $10.00 gift cards and a $1.00 rebate, Total OOP -4.86
Total OOP for this week: $42.99 Saved $211.02
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
The Coupon Shopper's Glossary of Terms
Glossary of Couponing
Advantage Flyers- These are freely available in your Publix rounder.
They list the items that are on a month long sale. Be patient when you
see these, chances are coupons will be coming out for these items.
BOGO or B1G1- Buy one get one free.
Blinkies- Coupons that are available in the “blinking” automated
machines along grocery store aisles. Free for the taking.
Buy theirs, get ours free- Occasionally, Publix will offer a special incentive to buy a product by offering the identical product in the
Publix store brand to you free of charge.
Coupon Fraud- Unlawful use of a coupon.
Competitors- Who your store views as a competitor. Many Publix
locations accept other grocery stores as competitors, few recognize
drugstores as competitors.
Doubling- Publix, Winn Dixie and some other grocery stores will double your coupon up to .50 daily ($1.00) Some small stores allow for even greater savings.
ECB’s- Extra Care Bucks. This is CVS terminology.
Magic coupon machine- A red machine located in most CVS locations.
Great coupon source!
Manufacturer coupons- Coupons printed, distributed & reimbursed by the manufacturer of a product.
Match-ups- Combining a sale price with a coupon for the best possible price.
OOP- Out Of Pocket cost.
Overage- The $ you are allowed to “apply” to your total bill if the Q is greater that the price of the product.
Peelies- Peel off coupons that are usually attached to the front of a
product. Read carefully! Many peelies are void if not removed by the cashier.
Penny item- Special “secret product” that Publix gives away on Wednesday’s with minimum purchase ($10.00 before coupons) and the “penny item coupon” found in Wednesday’s paper.
PG- Proctor & Gamble (newspaper insert.)
Publix magazines- Grape, Green Wise, Baby Club, etc.
Q’s- Coupons.
Q Booklets- Coupon booklets. These can be found in many places, most often on your Publix rounder.
Rainchecks- A paper that can be obtained from customer service to ensure that you can purchase the product that is out of stock at a later date for the sale price.
Rebates- Mail in or online submission to receive all or a portion of the purchase price of a product.
Rite Aid Videos- Short commercials you can watch online to earn coupons.
Rounder- Revolving rack usually located just inside the front door.
Register Rewards- Walgreens “money“ in the form of manuf. Q‘s. These can be very useful,sometimes accepted in other stores.
RP- Red Plum (newspaper insert.)
SS- Smart Source (newspaper insert.)
Stacking- Using a manufacturer/store/competitor coupon together.
Stockpiling- Building a supply of products that your family can consume in 4-6 weeks.
Store coupons- Coupons that are printed and distributed by the store rather than the manufacturer.
Target Q generator- Resource that allows you to print store coupons from the Target website.
Tearpads- Coupons that are available in a “tear top” design.
When Q’s print as PDF‘s- This is a rare but joyous thing. They can be
saved to your computer as a file and printed as needed.
Advantage Flyers- These are freely available in your Publix rounder.
They list the items that are on a month long sale. Be patient when you
see these, chances are coupons will be coming out for these items.
BOGO or B1G1- Buy one get one free.
Blinkies- Coupons that are available in the “blinking” automated
machines along grocery store aisles. Free for the taking.
Buy theirs, get ours free- Occasionally, Publix will offer a special incentive to buy a product by offering the identical product in the
Publix store brand to you free of charge.
Coupon Fraud- Unlawful use of a coupon.
Competitors- Who your store views as a competitor. Many Publix
locations accept other grocery stores as competitors, few recognize
drugstores as competitors.
Doubling- Publix, Winn Dixie and some other grocery stores will double your coupon up to .50 daily ($1.00) Some small stores allow for even greater savings.
ECB’s- Extra Care Bucks. This is CVS terminology.
Magic coupon machine- A red machine located in most CVS locations.
Great coupon source!
Manufacturer coupons- Coupons printed, distributed & reimbursed by the manufacturer of a product.
Match-ups- Combining a sale price with a coupon for the best possible price.
OOP- Out Of Pocket cost.
Overage- The $ you are allowed to “apply” to your total bill if the Q is greater that the price of the product.
Peelies- Peel off coupons that are usually attached to the front of a
product. Read carefully! Many peelies are void if not removed by the cashier.
Penny item- Special “secret product” that Publix gives away on Wednesday’s with minimum purchase ($10.00 before coupons) and the “penny item coupon” found in Wednesday’s paper.
PG- Proctor & Gamble (newspaper insert.)
Publix magazines- Grape, Green Wise, Baby Club, etc.
Q’s- Coupons.
Q Booklets- Coupon booklets. These can be found in many places, most often on your Publix rounder.
Rainchecks- A paper that can be obtained from customer service to ensure that you can purchase the product that is out of stock at a later date for the sale price.
Rebates- Mail in or online submission to receive all or a portion of the purchase price of a product.
Rite Aid Videos- Short commercials you can watch online to earn coupons.
Rounder- Revolving rack usually located just inside the front door.
Register Rewards- Walgreens “money“ in the form of manuf. Q‘s. These can be very useful,sometimes accepted in other stores.
RP- Red Plum (newspaper insert.)
SS- Smart Source (newspaper insert.)
Stacking- Using a manufacturer/store/competitor coupon together.
Stockpiling- Building a supply of products that your family can consume in 4-6 weeks.
Store coupons- Coupons that are printed and distributed by the store rather than the manufacturer.
Target Q generator- Resource that allows you to print store coupons from the Target website.
Tearpads- Coupons that are available in a “tear top” design.
When Q’s print as PDF‘s- This is a rare but joyous thing. They can be
saved to your computer as a file and printed as needed.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
My first shopping trip of 2010
I stopped by The Dollar Tree today and picked up 6 copies of the newspaper. I was so excited about the Electrasol Q that I couldn't contain myself! So, first stop I spent $7.63, (I also bought a box of sweet & low.) With all of my coupons in hand, I headed over to Walgreens where I did several transactions using just coupons from today's paper with the exception of 1 item.
I purchased 2 Reach Total Care toothbrushes (2 pk's) for 3.99 each
1 Electrasol *bonus pack!!!* 3.99
1 Bayer Contour meter 14.99
2 Stayfree maxis 36 ct 6.29 each
I used $30 Bayer Meter RP 10/25 (adjusted to $14.99) $5.00 RR (5.00 profit!)
$2.50 Electrasol Dishwasher Detergent SS 1/3 $1.00 RR (makes it free!)
B1G1 Reach toothbrush RP 1/3 + $2 off w/ in-ad coupon (comes off twice)
B1G1 Stayfree pads RP 1/3 + $3 off w/ in-ad coupon (comes off twice)
Total out of pocket (OOP) for first transaction $3.88
I did this similar transaction a few more times, increasing my OOP costs a bit more than I wanted to but I left with quite a haul, including 2 gallons of Barbers milk & Neutrogena shampoo that never has a coupon) spending a total of $21.06 BUT earning back $25.00 RR for the day. I will probably take those over to Publix to spend later this week for grocery money.
TOTAL SPENT IN 2010: $28.69 TOTAL SAVED: $367.68 % OF SAVINGS: 92%
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