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There isn’t much of anything new in the 4-day ad, but Walgreens will be offering the $5 in Holiday Register Rewards when you spend $25. NOTE: The Holiday Register Reward deal is only good on the 16th and 17th (not all 4 days like it was last week).
Heather over at NWA Deals has put together the following scenario to maximize your savings with the $5 Holiday Register Rewards:
All of the details on these deals can be found in the Walgreens Weekly Deals post.
Buy Complete Multipurpose Solution – $7.99
Buy Huggies Diapers – 8.99
Buy Gillette Fusion Razor – $8.99
Use $1/1 Multipurpose Solution coupon from the 10/25 RP
Use $4/1 Fusion coupon from the 11/29 P&G
Use $1.50/1 Huggies coupon from the 11/15 SS
Use $1/1 Huggies Walgreens coupon from the Walgreens Children’s Activity Book (found by the coloring books for 99¢)
Pay $18.47 out of pocket
Get back $19 in Register Rewards ($8 for the Complete, $2 for the Huggies, $4 for the razor and $5 in Holiday RRs)
53¢ Money-maker after coupons and RRs!
Plus you can send in for a 75¢ rebate on the diapers from Caregivers Marketplace
(Thanks, NWA Deals!)
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Great scenario for Walgreens! Love it!
I think the Huggies Wags coupon is from the coloring book though – not the Healthy Savings book.
Just wanted to clarify for anyone looking for it!
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December 17th, 2009 at 1:49 am
@Amy, Yep, you’re right! Thanks for letting me know… I’ve updated the post with the new info.
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yeah thats what i thought too
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Another good Walgreens deal today and tomorrow if you use Benefiber – Buy 3 on sale for $10/each. Use the $2 Walgreens coupon from the Diabetes & You coupon book to take of $6 and 3 of the $2 coupons from coupons.com to bring the total to $18. Receive back $10 RR for the $30 spent on Benefiber and then $5 for spending $25 more more. Bottom line price is $1/each plus sales tax : )
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