Rite Aid is another place that has a really good Huggies deal. Before you go be sure to head over & view ads to earn video credits (which earns you coupons).
Here's what I did today:
took my $5/$25 Video Value coupon
$2 off any package of Huggies Video Value coupon
$3 off any package of Huggies printable
$2/3 packages of Hershey, Reeses, or Cadbury candy
Get a free razor wyb Fusion cartridge pack PG 3/7
So, I got:
1 jumbo pack Huggies @ $8.99 (SCR $1)-these were on sale from the usual $11.99 (with coupons & the SCR I will have paid only $2.99 for this package of diapers!)
1 4 ct. Fusion cartridge pack ($14.99)
1 Fusion razor ($9.49)
1 can Fusion shave gel ($4.49-got this free wyb a cartridge pack)
3 big bags easter candy ($3.99 ea-on sale from $6.99 ea)
Total before coupons:
$40.44
Total OOP after coupons:
$23.95
Total after SCR:
$22.95
So I saved $17.49 or 43%. I could have saved more if I had broken it up to exactly $25 (to use the $5/$25 coupon) & if I had had the other printable that Southern Savers mentions (which I missed out on somehow).
Check out Southern Savers for more deals.
Showing posts with label Single Check Rebates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Single Check Rebates. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Will be PAID $3.16 for $45.94 worth of products at RiteAid
I went to RiteAid's Video Values where you watch ads & earn points for coupons. I was able to earn a $5 off of $20 coupon & a $1 off coupon for some dishwasher detergent that was on sale this past week.
I also had a $25 gift card that I got for transferring a prescription to RiteAid a couple of weeks ago.
Soooo...
Before coupons the total was $32.58 (this is the sales price of all of the items-the $42 worth is non-sale prices).
I used $6.95 worth of coupons. Bringing the amount down to$25.63.
I then used my $25 gift card leaving a balance of .63 (with tax I ended up paying $2.84 total).
I will get $6 in SCR's back at the end of the month, so if you take out what I paid out of pocket (including the tax) RiteAid will have paid me $3.16 to take their products home!
Not the greatest amount of savings in SCR's that I've ever received but it was stuff that we needed & it was on sale (& I had coupons of course!) so I went ahead & "bought" the items.
***Again, even though these Rebates for items I bought will be good for the whole month I waited until they were advertised in the weekly ad to maximize my savings-they always have the items marked down in price in addition to the rebate that you will get-saving you more money!***
I also had a $25 gift card that I got for transferring a prescription to RiteAid a couple of weeks ago.
Soooo...
Before coupons the total was $32.58 (this is the sales price of all of the items-the $42 worth is non-sale prices).
I used $6.95 worth of coupons. Bringing the amount down to$25.63.
I then used my $25 gift card leaving a balance of .63 (with tax I ended up paying $2.84 total).
I will get $6 in SCR's back at the end of the month, so if you take out what I paid out of pocket (including the tax) RiteAid will have paid me $3.16 to take their products home!
Not the greatest amount of savings in SCR's that I've ever received but it was stuff that we needed & it was on sale (& I had coupons of course!) so I went ahead & "bought" the items.
***Again, even though these Rebates for items I bought will be good for the whole month I waited until they were advertised in the weekly ad to maximize my savings-they always have the items marked down in price in addition to the rebate that you will get-saving you more money!***
Labels:
Rite Aid,
Single Check Rebates
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Rite Aid Rebates
February starts a new month of Rebates at RiteAid. You can end up getting a lot of things for free after the rebate check is mailed to you (& when you use coupons).
If you are new to couponing or Rite Aid, here's how it works.
At the beginning of the month you can pick up a booklet that shows all of the rebates for that month. It also tells how many rebates for that particular item you can receive.
***I wait until I see it advertised in the weekly ad, even though the rebate is all month long. I have noticed it is on sale for a better price, on top of being able to receive the rebate (& using the coupon) than if you just got it at any random time during the month.***
1-You make your purchase (using a coupon).
2-If this is the first time that you have ever done a rebate then you will need to create an account. you will use this to log in each time you need to enter a receipt.
3-Go to the Single Check Rebate page (if you go to Rite Aid's homepage & scroll down, looking on the left hand side until you see "Single Check Rebate" under "In Our Stores"). You could mail the form located on the back of your Rebate booklet you picked up at the store but you get your rebate check faster if you do it online.
4-Enter the information that it asks you for off of the receipt. I go ahead & enter receipts the week I make a purchase to make sure that I do not forget any during the month. ****You can only receive one rebate check per month so wait until you are finished for the month to request your rebate check.***
If you are new to couponing or Rite Aid, here's how it works.
At the beginning of the month you can pick up a booklet that shows all of the rebates for that month. It also tells how many rebates for that particular item you can receive.
***I wait until I see it advertised in the weekly ad, even though the rebate is all month long. I have noticed it is on sale for a better price, on top of being able to receive the rebate (& using the coupon) than if you just got it at any random time during the month.***
1-You make your purchase (using a coupon).
2-If this is the first time that you have ever done a rebate then you will need to create an account. you will use this to log in each time you need to enter a receipt.
3-Go to the Single Check Rebate page (if you go to Rite Aid's homepage & scroll down, looking on the left hand side until you see "Single Check Rebate" under "In Our Stores"). You could mail the form located on the back of your Rebate booklet you picked up at the store but you get your rebate check faster if you do it online.
4-Enter the information that it asks you for off of the receipt. I go ahead & enter receipts the week I make a purchase to make sure that I do not forget any during the month. ****You can only receive one rebate check per month so wait until you are finished for the month to request your rebate check.***
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Rite Aid,
Single Check Rebates
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