Category Archives: Walgreens

Walgreens Cheap Baking Soda and Baking Powder

Today is the last day to take advantage of Walgreens Cheap Baking Soda and Baking Powder. The last page on their ad has a coupon that makes them .50¢ each which is good for baking ingredients. I am also told that there was a Clabber Girl coupon for the baking powder but I have been unable to find it.

Why You Should Always Browse the Clearance Section

I was at my local Walgreens a couple days ago when I spotted a cart containing the stuff pictured above. I don’t generally carry a lot of coupons on me when I go shopping, mostly just the ones I hope to use. I still like to browse the clearance sections at stores to see if I see anything that I know I have coupons for at home. The problem was that I would often forget exactly what was there and the prices. Now that I have a smart phone (that I bought secondhand for really cheap by the way) I have started taking pictures so that I can go home and look up any coupons I might have.

You can find coupons that are available for any product by using free coupon databases on different websites. I most often use the coupon database on SouthernSavers.com. I did find some coupons that would have made some of this stuff even cheaper, but I didn’t find any coupons that would have made anything free or dirt cheap which is always my goal. I didn’t end up going back this time but I’m glad I looked because this is always a chance to get some free stuff.

10-20-11 Walgreens Shopping Trip

At Walgreens we did really well getting some necessary items and some fun ones too. We had a really great cashier who helped a lot and allowed us to do four separate transactions for which lowered the out of pocket cost a lot. I used the Register Rewards (RRs) I received from earlier transactions for later transactions so I didn’t have to pay as much in cash. Remember- if you use RRs you received for buying an item to buy the same item again, new RRs will not print out

Deals I did-

(2) $2 RR WYB W Ultra Thin Maxi Pads, 18 pk., at $2
No coupons needed
Makes it FREE

(3) $2 RR WYB Listerine PocketPaks, 72 pk., or Reach Total Care Toothbrush or Floss, 30 yds., at $2.99
-$1 off Listerine Total Care mouthwash 1 L +, or Reach toothbrush, floss or access flosser, SS 4/17
Makes it FREE

(2) $3 RR WYB (2) Cottonelle Toilet Papers, 12 rolls, $5 ea.
(this deal runs until the end of october)
– $1 off Cottonelle toilet paper October Walgreens Coupon booklet (takes off $2 for buying 2)
-(2) -.75/1 Cottonelle product, 12 pk., or (2) 4 pk., SS 9/11
Total- $6.50
Receive- $3 RR
Makes it $1.75 each

Filler Items (because Walgreens only allows one manufacturer coupon per item)

(5) Halloween Cups 8 for $1
– In Ad coupon
Makes it .12 cents each

(4) Old Fashioned Candy Sticks
No coupons needed
Cost .25 cents

 

Total Cost- $10.00

Savings- $24.37

Still have- $3 Register Rewards

 

 

 

9-25-11 Couponing Trip

Sunday I was excited when I woke up and found that attached to my two copies of the newspaper were six mini boxes of cereal!

 

I then went couponing at CVS.

$7 ECB WYB Bausch & Lomb Re-Nu Sensitive Solution, 12 oz, $8.99 Limit 1
-$2 off Bausch + Lomb renu fresh or sensitive solution, (sign up) printable
– cost FREE

Ajax Dish Liquid, 16 oz, 88¢
-$1/2 Dynamo, Ajax, Fab, or Niagara Ajax, Fab, or Niagara products, SS 8/14
– cost 38¢ each

Peanut Butter stuffed pretzels $1.50
– No deal I just couldn’t resist

 

At Walgreens this is what I bought-

 -$4.99 RR WYB Remington King of Shaves Azor 5 Blade Razor System at $4.99
– cost FREE

– $2 RR WYB Walgreens Overnight or Regular Maxi pads, 14-24 ct., at $2
– cost FREE

– $ 1.59 RR WYB Balance Bar, 1.76 oz, at $1.50
-$.55 off Balance bar, singles, SS 9/11
– cost FREE + profit

Yardley Bar Soap, 4.25 oz, 69¢ w/ in-ad coupon Limit 3
-.25/1 Yardley London product, September All You Magazine
– cost 44¢

– 2 Real Soft 12 Packs Toilet Paper $5
– $1 off in ad coupon – limit 2
– cost $4 each

– 3 Pieces of candy as filler items- .33 cents each

I used the Register Rewards to buy the toilet paper and soap. I needed the candy because Walgreens only allows one manufacturer coupon per item and Register Rewards are manufacturer coupons.

These deals are good until Saturday.

9-11-11 Couponing Trip

I had a rare Sunday off of work so I decided to go couponing! I haven’t had the time to do a huge couponing trip in a long time. My mom came with me and it was a lot of fun!

WinnDixie

First we went to WinnDixie where we spent .15 cents and got 4 Hershey’s bars! You can never have too much chocolate!

Hershey’s, Kit Kat or Reese’s Candy Bars, 1.5-1.8 oz, at $1.09 (54¢)
-Free Hershey’s Air Delight milk chocolate bar WYB regular milk chocolate bar, max $1.19, SS 8/28 (buy reg. & air delight get both FREE)

Spent- .15 cents

Saved- around $3.00 (the receipt wouldn’t print at the store)

Walgreens

Then we went to Walgreens where we got dish soap for .25 cents and toothpaste free after Register Rewards(Walgreens Dollars)

$3 RR WYB (2) Crest Deep Clean Toothpaste, 5.8 oz, Glide Floss or Oral-B Advantage Complete Deep Clean Toothbrush at $2.50 ea.
-.50/1 Crest toothpaste 4 oz, + or liquid gel, PG 8/28
-$1 off Crest toothpaste 4 oz, + or liquid gel, excl Cavity, Baking Soda or Tartar, PG 8/28
-$1 off Oral-B PulsarTM, CrossAction, or Advantage or (2) Indicator Cavity Defense, on product (use (2) $1 off, makes it FREE)

Dawn Dish Liquid, 9 oz, 99¢
-.75/1 Dawn product, PG 8/28
-.25/1 Dawn product, Organize in Style home mailer
(use .75/1, makes it 25¢)

Spent- $3.94

Received- $3.00 Register Rewards

Saved- $7.48

I then used my Register Rewards towards something I needed to buy anyway because with store dollars it’s like being able to spend the money twice. I try to make sure I use the store dollars in a way that I am able to get the most for my money.

CVS

The CVS coupon machine was printing free coupons for the New Newtons Fruit Thins and then I did the below deals.

$1 ECB WYB St. Joseph 81 mg Enteric Coated Aspirin 36 ct., $2 Limit 1
-$1 off St Joseph’s Aspirin product, 81 mg, SS 9/11
-$1 off St Joseph aspirin, 81 mg, SS 8/07
-$1 off St Joseph Aspirin, August All You magazine
(makes it FREE)

$3.69 ECB WYB CVS Allergy Relief Loratidine, Cetirizine or Fexofenadine, 5 ct., $3.69 Limit 1
(excludes all products containing pseudoephedrine and items limited by law)
(makes it FREE)

$2 ECB WYB Irish Spring or Softsoap Body Wash 15-18 oz, or Softsoap Bar Soap 4 pk., $2.99 Limit 1
-.50/1 Irish Spring body wash printable
-$1/2 Softsoap body washes, 12 oz+, SS 8/14 , SS 8/28
-$1 off Softsoap body wash AND bar soap, September All You magazine
-.75/1 SoftSoap Body Wash printable
(use .75/1, makes it 24¢)

There was also a deal to buy $20 of certain products and get $10 RR so I bought

(3) Air Wick i-Motion Kit, $4.99
(2) Finish Powerball or Gelpacs, $2.99
Use:
(3) -$4 off Airwick Ultra Freshmatic Reg or Compact, kit, SS 9/11
(2) -.75/1 Finish Powerball or Gelpac, SS 7/31 (EXP 09/11)
Total Due: $7.45
Get Back: $10 ECB

I bought the first three deals first in one transaction and then I used the ECBs I had received from that transaction toward next transaction.

On Both Transactions-

Spent- $9.74

Received- $10.00 ECBs (CVS Dollars)

Saved- $60.00

I’ll be able to use the CVS dollars on my next trip and because I spent less than I received back it was like getting everything I bought for free!

Publix

At Publix I got a lot of great deals. I looked at the weekly sales and both the yellow and green coupon booklets that are currently out. I did a lot of deals and also bought a few things that we needed even though there weren’t coupons for them. It has been a long time since I have done a large couponing trip for groceries. Those tend to be the most time consuming because there are the most items. After the results I had I know why I should do them more often.

   

Spent- $34.53

Saved- $65.94

To see the coupon match ups for any of the Publix deals I did please visit

http://www.southernsavers.com/category/publix/

In one day I saved $136.42. Not bad at all.

5-22-11 Walgreens Shopping Trip

1 $2 RR WYB Scunci No Damage Hair Elastics, 18 pk., at $2
FREE

1 $7.99 RR WYB Complete Multi-Purpose Solution, 12 oz, at $7.99
-$1 off Complete Multi-purpose Solution SS 5/22
FREE + profit

2 Carefree Pantiliners, 20-22 ct., 99¢ w/in-ad coupon
-Free Carefree pantyliner, SS 5/08
-.50/1 Carefree product, RP 3/27
-.50/2 Carefree liners printable
FREE

1 Jell-O Gelatin or Instant Pudding 59¢ w/in-ad coupon

3 Walgreens Rolls of Aluminum Foil 69¢ w/in-ad coupon

4 Right Guard Body Wash (B1G1 Free with a raincheck)
2 B1G1 Free Coupons
FREE

 

Total- $8.17

Received- $10.00 RR

Profit- $1.83

Saved- $22.33

1/3/2011 Shopping Trips

Today was a day full of couponing. There were a lot of good deals at local stores on stuff that I needed for my household and things that we will use. This is how I generally do my grocery and household shopping which is why you will see items that I bought that weren’t free (like the watch battery at CVS).

CVS Shopping Trip

The deals I did at CVS were-

– $10 ECB (Extra Care Bucks aka CVS dollars) WYB $20 any Excedrin Products Limit 1

– $7 ECB WYB any (2) Revlon Cosmetics or Beauty Tools Limit 1

– $2 ECB WYB GE Energy Smart 40, 60, 75 or 100 watt equivalent, 1 pk., $3.99 Limit 1

– $5 ECB WYB $10 listed Listerine, Rembrandt or Reach items: Limit 2

-To make these even better deals I used a variety of coupons including 2 free Excedrin coupons and 1 free Always 18 pack coupon (To see these deals with coupon match ups visit www.southernsavers.com)

– Coffee on sale for $2.50 and I used a $1 off coupon

– A Duracell Watch Battery which I needed (buying this battery was a lot cheaper than having to buy a new watch)

– 2 Bags of Chocolate Covered Pretzels $1.49 each (Christmas clearance)

– I also used a $5 off a $25 dollar purchase CVS coupon

Total- $28.40

Used- $3.01 on a gift card

Total- $25.39

Received- $24.00 Extra Care Bucks (CVS dollars)

Saved- $56.61

That’s like spending $1.39 for all of these items because I will roll my CVS dollars and use them on things I need or the deals I do next week. Just a side note- If I hadn’t bought the watch battery I would have gotten back the same number of extra care bucks that I spent. I could have made this deal better by spending less out of pocket if I had made multiple transactions and used the extra care bucks I got to pay for my next purchase but I didn’t have the time to do this.

 

 

 

Walgreens Shopping Trip

I went back to Walgreens today and did the same deal I did last night two more times.

I spent- $3.24

Saved- $25.74

Received- $18.00 Register Rewards (Walgreens Dollars) and two coupons for Free Breathe Right Nasal Strips

That’s a profit of $14.76 to spend on other things

Click HERE to read my previous post about this deal.

Walgreens Gift Cards

It always amazes me how many good deals you can find when you keep your eyes open. I walked out of Walgreens today and met a girl selling newspapers for the Orlando Sentinel. I know that the price for the Sunday paper subscription was a good one because I have looked into subscribing to the paper.  I buy several copies of the paper every Sunday for the coupons and I think it would be nice not to have to leave the house to get them. Subscribing is also cheaper than buying papers from the store. I received two $5 Walgreens gift cards when I subscribed twice at the discounted rate.

Publix Shopping Trip

B1G1 2 General Mills Cereal, 156.-24.9 oz., at $4.89 ($2.44)
Used (1) $1/2 Cheerios (any), Cinnamon Toast Crunch, or Cookie Crisp printable
$1.94 each after coupon

B1G1 6 Maruchan Yakisoba Japanese Noodles, 4-4.27 oz., at 79¢ (39¢)

Used (6) $.50 cent off coupons

Free + $.63 cents profit after coupons

B1G1 Al Fresco Chicken Sausage, 12 oz., at $5.49 ($2.74)

Used (2) $2 off Al Fresco Chicken Sausage printable
.74¢ each after coupons

B1G1 4 Quaker Oats, Old Fashioned or Quick Oats, 18 oz,, at $2.49 ($1.24)
Used (4) $1 off Quaker Instant oatmeal or Quick or Old Fashioned oats, RP 1/02

.24¢ each after coupon

B1G1 Yoplait Fiber One Yogurt, 4 pk, at $2.50 ($1.25)

I used (2) .50/1 Yoplait Fiber One Yogurt printable , printable or printable
$.75 cents each

B1G1 Smart Balance Spread, 13-15 oz. or 2 pk or Spray, 8 oz., at $3.09 ($1.54)

Salt-  $.49

5lbs Rice- $3.59

Donation to The Special Olympics $1

(The picture below is of the coupons that come with your donation)

– I also used a $5 off of a $25 purchase CVS competitor coupon

Total after coupons – $10.68

Saved- $41.60

Thanks to SouthernSavers.com and iHeartPublix.com for these deals

 

 

Target Shopping Trip


I needed to print a large number of pictures and I had two target printable coupons to buy 10 prints and get 20 for free. The photo center said I could use both coupons if I split my pictures into two orders. I made sure to print at least 31 pictures in each order because the rate for 31 pictures was cheaper than the 30 or under rate.

I bought 72 one hour prints

Pictures Total- $6.43

Saved- $8.36

Deals on everything else-

2 bags of Pretzel M&Ms- $1.44 each (Christmas Clearance)

Johnson & Johnson First Aid Kits- $ .97 cents

I used $3 off Target Coupon (It printed from their coupon printer on a previous visit)

Free + $1 Profit

Lunchable- $1 (On Sale)

I used a $1 off Manufacturer’s coupon

Free after coupon

2 Up & Up Pantiliners (20 ct) – $0.89 (Regular Price)
I used (2) $0.75/1 Target printable
$0.14 each after coupon

Shredded Cheese- $2 (on sale)

I used (1) $.75 off coupon

then I used (1) $.50 cents off manufacturer coupon

$.75 cents after coupons

Hole Punch- $.99 cents (I bought this because I needed it to finish my free printable planner pages. If I bought the pages it would have been around $11.)

I saved- $17.08 on this shopping trip

1/3/11 A Very Strange Shopping Trip

Tonight was a very strange shopping trip. I got out of work around 10 pm and long story short I still hadn’t bought my usual Sunday papers (I wish I could only buy the coupons!). So I went home looked up Walgreens and CVS deals for the stores around the corner hoping that one of them would have Sunday papers.

When I left my apartment I drove past the trash compactor where the residents take their trash. I live in a very nice community but it is also a high traffic community where people move in and out of a lot and often they can’t take all of their possessions. People often leave things next to the compactor such as furniture that won’t fit inside it and I have noticed that people will come and take things as well as dropping them off. I think that this sort of swapping is very beneficial to the environment because it prevents a lot of larger items from ending up at the dump when others can use them. As I drove by tonight I noticed some items and I got a clear plastic three drawer set which I know sells for $18 new because I have two in my closet. I’m not sure what I will do with it but I’m sure that someone in my family can use it or yard sale it.

From there I went to the 24 hr CVS which it turns out is no longer a 24 hr CVS and it was closed! So I went across the street to Walgreens (Walgreens and CVS always seem to be across the street from each other). Unfortunately the Walgreens didn’t have any Sunday papers but I decided to do a deal I had on Children’s Flu Medicine. It was $8.99 Register Rewards (Walgreens Store Dollars) WYB Children’s Oscillococcinum Homeopathic Flu Medicine at $8.99. Other coupon websites were recommending using the $5 off coupon in the Walgreens January coupon book and a $2 off printable coupon in order to pay $2 and get $9 Register Rewards back.  However, when it I went to purchase the flu medicine it only rang up at $3.62. I used the $2 off coupon and paid $1.62 and I got back $9 Register Rewards and the coupon printer also printed out a coupon for Free Breathe Right Nasal Strips. I did this deal twice.

I then used one of the $9 off coupons to buy some things I needed

– 2 twelve packs of Real Soft toilet paper- on sale for $3.99 each (usually $5)

–  garlic salt .99 cents

– and a piece of candy .29 cents (I only bought this to get my total to $9 so I could use the coupon)

I paid .80 cents

I then went to the gas station next door where I was able to buy my Sunday papers 🙂

Walgreens: Jingle Cash

Right now Walgreens is offering Super Jingle Cash an added bonus when you spend money at their store. If you purchase the amount to qualify for Jingle Cash at the store ( I am told that this amount is before coupons) it will print out after you pay and you can then spend it at a later date.

Information From Walgreens website-

From December 5-18, Walgreens is offering additional ways to save money with our Super Jingle Ca$h program.

Earn Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h with qualified purchases at participating Walgreens stores in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.

Here’s how to earn and redeem your Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h.*

Spend $25 or more at Walgreens and receive between $5 and $20 in Super Jingle Ca$h depending on value of total purchase.

Spend $25 – Earn $5
in Super Jingle Ca$h

Spend $50 – Earn $10
in Super Jingle Ca$h

Spend $75 – Earn $15
in Super Jingle Ca$h

Spend $100 or more – Earn up to $20
in Super Jingle Ca$h

A Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h coupon will accompany your receipt.

Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h cannot be earned or redeemed on purchases of the following products and services: prescriptions and items prohibited by law, tobacco, alcoholic beverages, lottery tickets, money orders / transfers, transportation passes, postage stamps, dairy, prescription savings club membership, health care services, gift / phone / prepaid cards.

How to Redeem

Save your Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h and use it on qualifying purchases made in the following week:

Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h
earned from 12/5 – 12/11
Can be redeemed from 12/12 – 12/18

Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h
earned from 12/12 – 12/18
Can be redeemed from 12/19 – 12/23

When you check out at the store, the amount of your Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h will be deducted from your total purchase. Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h cannot be earned or redeemed on online purchases made at Walgreens.com.

Click HERE to go to their website for more information.

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