I just spent $2 out of pocket and walked away with a $5 off my next purchase coupon and this:
In the ad, there is a coupon to get Wal-itin (Walgreen's version of Claritin) for $.99, limit 4. The price on the shelf (which is a sale price too) is $6.99.
$6.99 x 4 = $27.96 (which is over the $25)
-$24 (coupon takes $6 off each box to make them each $.99)
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$3.96 (I got another $2 off because I had a $2 RR I got when I bought Colgate Total yesterday)
There you have it! You can do this same transaction and get 4 boxes and make a little money, or you can figure out your own scenario. You could get whatever you need and just use Wal-itin to bump your total up to $25 ($6.99 bump per box). If you have any coupons that make a product near-free, this would be the time to use them, as the full price will go toward your $25 purchase. Post a comment and let me know what you get!
Hint: You can have other items in your transaction that earn RRs as well. For example, if you spend $15 in Coke products as part of your $25 transaction, you'll get a $5 RR for that, as well as the $5 for spending $25.
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Thanks! You always remind of deals that I mean to do. Because of you I ordered coupons for CVS last week and did this deal today. I thought they would be out of the allergy medicine, but they weren't. I also bought some of the Kleenex that there were coupons for .89 for in the ad (kind of funny that I bought allergy medicine and Kleenex and couldn't stop sneezing while I was there), and Scotch tape for 2/$1. So I spent $7 (on my Walgreens gift card from rebates last month) and got $5 back.
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