A cost effective way to shop at Walgreens is to roll Register Rewards - spend Register Rewards on products that trigger more.
Check out at the Cosmetic Counter. Multiple transaction always go smoother at a less busy register.
Check out all of this week's Walgreens Deals.
Transaction #1
purchase:
(1) Tums Freshers $4.50
use:
(1) $1/1 Tums Freshers Coupon (11/11/12 RP or printable) - $1.00
= $3.50 + tax and get a $4.50 GlaxoSmithKline Register Reward
Transaction #2
purchase:
(1) Gillette Fusion ProGlide Razor $10.99
(1) Home Elements Money Holder - $1.00 (estimated price - needed as filler to use RR)
use:
(1) $4/1 Gillette Coupon (12/16/12 Parade Magazine) - $4.00
Walgreens in-ad coupon for Home Elements Money Holder- $0.75
$4.50 Register Reward from previous transaction - $4.50
= $2.74 + tax and get a $4 P&G Register Reward
Items purchased
(1) Gillette Fusion ProGlide Razor
(1) Tums Freshers
(1) Money Holder
Retail price before sales & coupons: $19.28
Total spent: $6.24 + tax for a 68% savings
And a $4 P&G Register Reward to start next week's shopping
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I had forgotten to write down the scenario... so i had to come up with my own. I remembered the Tums was first, so took the $4.50 RR (after the $1 q and paying $3.50). Bought the ziplock bags that were b1g1 for 3.49. Had a $1 q. Bought 2 packs of the Hall's cough drops for 99 cents each. Had a q for $1/2. Then bought 3 (only needed to buy 2) of the indiv. paper towels that had an in-ad q to make them 9 for $5. That order was 69 cents after using the 4.50 RR from 1st transaction. So got the TUMS, 2 boxes of ziploc bags, 3 paper towels, and 2 bags of Hall's drops for a little over $4.
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