For the new Walgreens shopper, rolling Register Rewards can seem confusing and intimidating, but if you take the plunge and become a Walgreens shopper, you can bring home a ton of merchandise for very little money.Check out this week's coupon match-ups to find the coupons.
Transaction #1
purchase (1) Colgate Total Toothpaste $3.99
use Colgate coupon -$1
= $2.99 + tax out of pocket and receive $4 Colgate-Palmolive Register Reward
Transaction #2
purchase (1) Playtex Sport Tampons $6.99
purchase (1) Royal Gelatin $0.78 (needed as filler)
use Playtex coupon - $1
use in-ad coupon for Royal Gelatin - $0.58
use Colgate-Palmolive Register Reward -$4
= $2.19 + tax out of pocket and receive $2 Playtex Register Reward
Transaction #3
purchase (1) Reese's Dark Peanut Butter Cup $0.89
purchase (1) Soft Scrub $2.99
purchase (1) Royal Gelatin $0.78
purchase (1) Easter Candy $0.59
use (1) Reeses' coupon -$0.55
use (1) Soft Scrub coupon - $1.50
use in-ad coupon for Hershey's Candy - .40
use in-ad coupon for Royal Gelatin - $0.58
use in-ad coupon for Easter Candy -$0.20
use Playtex Register Reward -$2
= $0.02 + tax out of pocket
Items Purchased
1 tube of toothpaste
1 box of Tampons
1 bottle of Cleaner
1 Candy Bar
1 piece of Easter Candy
2 boxes of gelatin
Total retail price before sales: $20.14
Total Out of Pocket: $5.20 + tax for 74% savings
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My $5 scenario for today - in 2 transactions I bought 2 Colgates, 1 Kleenex, 1 travel size Johnsons baby shampoo and 1 Reese Peanut Butter Egg (filler). Used $3.55 in coups and a $3RR, paid $4.27 OOP and got $8 RRs back.
ReplyDeleteHi CJ - Thanks for sharing. I love to read about what other people bought.
ReplyDeleteIf Schnucks stores handle the dark chocolate Reese Cups, than it might be cheaper with the B1G1 Hershey Candy Bar sale. Since Scnucks rings the second free item as nil (zero), than usage of a second MQ is a big YMMV.
ReplyDelete$.95 - .55 = $.40/2 or $.20 each
Now doing this deal on Thursday at the Schnucks stores that matches SnS $10 off $50, should result in two Reeses for a whole penny.
Thanks,kas! I wondered too if that coupon would be better used at Schnucks
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