GREAT DEALS:
7.99 Huggies Little Movers
-2.50 MF Coupon here
-2.00 October Video Values
3.49 after coupons!
5.99 Schick Hydro 3 or 5
-2.00 October Video Values
-4.00 Schick Hydro 9/26 P&G
FREE with .01 overage after coupons!
2.69 Crest Scope Toothpaste
-.50 any Crest toothpaste 9/26 P&G
-2.69 +Up Rewards
FREE with .50 overage after coupons and rewards!
.99 TreSemme trial size shampoo, conditioner, or styler
2.98 Buy 3
-5.00/3 October Video Values (no size specified)
FREE with 2.02 overage after coupons!
14.99 K-Y Yours and Mine or Kissable Sensations
-5.00 MF coupon here
-5.00 October Video Values
4.99 after coupons!
2/$1 Snickers, Twix, 3 Musketeers
Buy 2
-.50 BOGO free MF coupon 10/3 SS
.25 each after coupons!
There are several options for hitting either your $4/$20 purchase total or $5/$25 purchase total. For even more great deals, visit Hip2Save. There are different bags of candy, lip balms, and other items for FREE!
Here are the two transactions I did:
2 Huggies Little Movers
1 Schick Hydro 3
3 TreSemme trial size product
2 Twix bars
-$5/$25 purchase coupon
-$2 +Up Rewards (from two weeks ago)
.94 TOTAL after coupons and used reward!!!!!!
1 Huggies Little Movers
1 K-Y Sensations
3 TreSemme trial size product
-$5/$25 purchase coupon
1.45 after coupons!!!!!!
I still have 2 $5 Rite Aid Gift Cards from a Kimberly Clark Rebate deal a couple months ago. I used one to pay so I actually spent NOTHING out-of-pocket. Plus I also received a 10% off coupon for reaching a certain purchase spent total on my Wellness card. AND I still have a $2 +Up Reward to use... Looks like I'll be heading back there for another transaction tomorrow :)
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Now through 9/25 HUGGIES!!
Rite Aid has a great deal on Huggies diapers and wipes. My transactions from yesterday looked like this:
TRANSACTION #1:
$17.98 (2) Snug & Dry Diapers
$11.98 (2) Huggies Baby Wipes (216 ct)...$7.99 each & Buy One, Get One 50% off
_______
$29.96 total
-$5/$25 purchase coupon
-$3.50/2 Snug & Dry diaper coupons
-(2) $2/1 Huggies Wipes coupon (184 ct or more)
-$1 Huggies Video Values Coupon$16.46 out-of-pocket
-$10 Single Check Rebate
-(2) $2 +Up Rewards
$2.46 Spent after all credits, coupons, and discounts
TRANSACTION #2:
$17.98 (2) Little Movers Diapers
$9.49 (3) Huggies Baby Wipes (64-72 ct)...$3.49 each & Buy One, Get One 50% off
_______
$27.47 total
-$5/$25 purchase coupon
-(2)$2.50/1 Little Movers diaper coupons
-$2.50/3 Huggies Wipes coupon (64-72 ct)
-$1 Huggies Video Values Coupon
-(2) $2 +Up Rewards (from previous transaction)
$9.97 OOP
-(2) $2 +Up Rewards earned
$5.97 TOTAL
TOTAL: $8.43 after rebates, coupons, discounts, and rewards
A lot of the coupons are no longer available because of all the printing last week in preparation for this deal. Check RedPlum.com and Coupons.com for all of the coupons listed. Even if you can't get all of the coupons the rebate will make the prices very reasonable. If you're choosing between the larger packages of wipes and the tubs, the larget packages end up being only 1.8 cents each and the tubs end up 3.6 cents each. You'll spend a little more money but save in the end if you buy the refill bags.
TRANSACTION #1:
$17.98 (2) Snug & Dry Diapers
$11.98 (2) Huggies Baby Wipes (216 ct)...$7.99 each & Buy One, Get One 50% off
_______
$29.96 total
-$5/$25 purchase coupon
-$3.50/2 Snug & Dry diaper coupons
-(2) $2/1 Huggies Wipes coupon (184 ct or more)
-$1 Huggies Video Values Coupon$16.46 out-of-pocket
-$10 Single Check Rebate
-(2) $2 +Up Rewards
$2.46 Spent after all credits, coupons, and discounts
TRANSACTION #2:
$17.98 (2) Little Movers Diapers
$9.49 (3) Huggies Baby Wipes (64-72 ct)...$3.49 each & Buy One, Get One 50% off
_______
$27.47 total
-$5/$25 purchase coupon
-(2)$2.50/1 Little Movers diaper coupons
-$2.50/3 Huggies Wipes coupon (64-72 ct)
-$1 Huggies Video Values Coupon
-(2) $2 +Up Rewards (from previous transaction)
$9.97 OOP
-(2) $2 +Up Rewards earned
$5.97 TOTAL
TOTAL: $8.43 after rebates, coupons, discounts, and rewards
A lot of the coupons are no longer available because of all the printing last week in preparation for this deal. Check RedPlum.com and Coupons.com for all of the coupons listed. Even if you can't get all of the coupons the rebate will make the prices very reasonable. If you're choosing between the larger packages of wipes and the tubs, the larget packages end up being only 1.8 cents each and the tubs end up 3.6 cents each. You'll spend a little more money but save in the end if you buy the refill bags.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
MDA coupon booklet
If you've been looking for Safeway's infamous "make a muscle, make a difference" MDA coupon booklet and have yet to find it, come to the eastside! The 181st & Glisan Safeway just got their shipment of these little booklets over the weekend. They're up at the registers. Hopefully there will be more deals in the next couple of weeks using these coupons again!
Great Internet Printable website!
E-centives.com has some great coupons available for printing. You don't need to sign up and they carry General Mills and Betty Crocker brands as well as other brands. The best thing about this site? NONE of the coupons are DO NOT DOUBLE! AWESOME!! Using this site for this weeks Safeway deals that end 8/17.
Safeway moneymakers!
This week is amazing at Safeway. Go to frugalivingnw.com for the list of items.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
U-pick!!
Yesterday I went and picked strawberries, rhubarb, and blueberries at Sandy Farms for $1 per pound. I left spending $7 which equated to 3 lbs of strawberries, 3 lbs of blueberries, and 1 lb of rhubarb. I've compared prices at the grocery store and the comparison is shocking. At the stores, blueberries are about $3/lb minimum and rhubarb is over $2/lb. To save yourself some money, take some kids and go picking!
Last week I bought 11 lbs of strawberries and 7 lbs raspberries at, again, $1 PER POUND! SO CHEAP considering the price of most berries in the stores.
Wear close-toed shoes and long pants (if picking strawberries), and bring some water along with containers. Don't forget to have your containers weighed BEFORE you pick. The strawberries at that farm are HUGE and the blueberries are REALLY easy to pick. Next week, I'm picking more blueberries and pie cherries. By next week, they will also have marionberries, loganberries, more raspberries, and more!
An added perk? Somehow there are NO MOSQUITOS over there so I didn't get any bites. However, I did get several by walking out in my backyard to pick strawberries...
Monday, July 5, 2010
How to shop Rite Aid!
This post is for the purpose of helping you be more successful at Rite Aid. Here's an example of what you can achieve:
Saturday 7/3/10 I went to Rite Aid. Paid $8.84 with a $2 rebate after three separate transactions making total cost $6.84. Total before coupons would have been $73.83 so I saved 92% using coupons. This was with last week's Rite Aid deals but I'll give you ideas for what you can do every week.
#1- Look for the FREE items. First, free OOP. Second, free after rebate. Third, free after Wellness Credit (new Rite Aid program). These items will help you reach your $20 total without costing you anything.
#2- Use $5 off $20 purchase coupon by watching some short advertisements with Rite Aid Video Values program. You get a coupon for each advertisement you watch, it's FREE to join, AND every month after you earn 20 credits you get the $5/$20 coupon. Make sure you print all the coupons you will need for the month because you can only use the print option on each coupon once.
#3- After you have the previous two things, get your total up to $20. Depending on how many free items I have, I will try buying things I need that I don't have coupons for. This way it's like the $5 is applying toward that item.
EXAMPLE:
1 Pampers $11.99 (+ $2 SCR)
1 Veet Hair Removal $6.49
1 Playtex Sports Tampons $3.99
Used $5/$20 purchase
$3/1 Pampers Mailer coupon
$3/1 Veet In-ad coupon
$3/1 Veet Video Values coupon
$3/1 Veet IP
$1/1 Playtex Video Values
$1/1 Playtex IP
PAY $3.47
Submit for $2 SCR
Total OOP $1.47
The Veet was a FREE/Moneymaker item. I ended up "making" $2.51 on it. I needed the tampons and diapers. Since I had a high value Pampers coupon and there was a rebate, I chose Pampers brand. That still only made the diapers $6.99 which isn't very cheap until you take the $5/$20 coupon off and the Veet credit. I'm still at -52 cents. Tampons after coupons were $1.99 which is a pretty good price and now we're at $1.47 total.
The point? Manipulate your purchase to your advantage. I normally wouldn't buy Veet but it's a free/moneymaker so it's worth it. So before you go shopping, make a list of items you need, items you use that are cheap, and free items. Then try different combinations to get your total barely above the $20 minimum and making your OOP pocket change! That easy... :)
#1- Look for the FREE items. First, free OOP. Second, free after rebate. Third, free after Wellness Credit (new Rite Aid program). These items will help you reach your $20 total without costing you anything.
#2- Use $5 off $20 purchase coupon by watching some short advertisements with Rite Aid Video Values program. You get a coupon for each advertisement you watch, it's FREE to join, AND every month after you earn 20 credits you get the $5/$20 coupon. Make sure you print all the coupons you will need for the month because you can only use the print option on each coupon once.
#3- After you have the previous two things, get your total up to $20. Depending on how many free items I have, I will try buying things I need that I don't have coupons for. This way it's like the $5 is applying toward that item.
EXAMPLE:
1 Pampers $11.99 (+ $2 SCR)
1 Veet Hair Removal $6.49
1 Playtex Sports Tampons $3.99
Used $5/$20 purchase
$3/1 Pampers Mailer coupon
$3/1 Veet In-ad coupon
$3/1 Veet Video Values coupon
$3/1 Veet IP
$1/1 Playtex Video Values
$1/1 Playtex IP
PAY $3.47
Submit for $2 SCR
Total OOP $1.47
The Veet was a FREE/Moneymaker item. I ended up "making" $2.51 on it. I needed the tampons and diapers. Since I had a high value Pampers coupon and there was a rebate, I chose Pampers brand. That still only made the diapers $6.99 which isn't very cheap until you take the $5/$20 coupon off and the Veet credit. I'm still at -52 cents. Tampons after coupons were $1.99 which is a pretty good price and now we're at $1.47 total.
The point? Manipulate your purchase to your advantage. I normally wouldn't buy Veet but it's a free/moneymaker so it's worth it. So before you go shopping, make a list of items you need, items you use that are cheap, and free items. Then try different combinations to get your total barely above the $20 minimum and making your OOP pocket change! That easy... :)
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