start with money makers and end with cheap items

I really hope not.  Some of us have to cook and do family stuff, not to mention the unfairness of Walgreens employees being stuck working T-day.  There IS a holiday before Christmas yanno.

Why are stores and people sooo materialistic this year?  (not you, just a general complaint).

I found it in the front of the cosmetics section

Have a great day. I am a single mom too and my son will be away from me

If a coupon can be printed in PDF, has unlimited prints, is too good to be true, and seems fraudulent…it is.

i got mine through the actual website, so i think its legit.

You’re right!!  Awesome!!  Thanks for finding that one!!

There is a Rebate so you can make money off one.

hey we have tried this toilet paper and the napkins they sell, and we were not impressed at all. id rather pay full price than use this stuff. just FYI

If you don’t have any RRs to begin your shopping, and you want to pay the least out of pocket, pick the items for which you have coupons that will give you “profit” that you can apply to other items.  For instance:

Transaction #1
Prep H  $2.75 – $2 coupon = $.75 oop  Receive $2.75 RR

Transaction #2
Crest 3D tp $2.50 + Colgate Total tp $3.00 + Holiday Gift Sack $.13 - $1 coupon – $1 coupon – $2.75 RR from Transaction #1 = $.88 oop  Receive $2.50 RR, $3.00 RR

Transaction #3
Bic Flex 4 2/$6 + DenTek $2.00 + Holiday Gift Sack $.13 – $2 coupon – $2 coupon – $.75 coupon – $3.00 RR from Transaction #2 = $.38 oop  Receive $4.00 RR, $2.00 RR

In those 3 transactions, you’ll have paid $2.01 oop and will have a $2.50 RR, a $4.00 RR and a $2.00 RR left.  Now you just have to figure out more transactions to complete in a similar manner for the remaining free-after-RR items.

no and on thanksgiving 9 am

not is it isnt a manufacturer; barcode starts with a 5 or 9

None of the coupons listed are appropriate since the ThermaCare items on sale are only a single count box item.

It worked last year! I do Walgreen and CVS because I get my brother a care package every year for Christmas. So I leave right at midnight and go to the 24 hour stores :)

she is saving best for last lol

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It’s due to the fact that you receive $4 in RRs which are like free money to use on another transaction or trip to Walgreens.
Price is $6 for both, you use two ($2) coupons you will be out of pocket $2 (or $4 if you have only one coupon) and then you will receive $4 back to spend on something else. That makes it free if you use one coupon, and you would actually profit $2, if you use two coupons.

I work at a Walgreens in Florida also and the only internet coupons we will not accept are the ones for cigarettes.

It’s been pointed out several times in this thread.  For some reason, Jenny has chosen not to remove the coupon match-up.  I know my local store is very tired of dealing with couponers who will insist on using coupons that aren’t a match just because “Jenny said it was” or because “Southern Savers said it was”  It’s becoming increasingly more difficult to use coupons at Walgreens in general but with sites promoting incorrect match-ups during Black Friday sales will just add to the insanity.

you only need to buy the 1 paper towels because in ad coupons don’t count against the number of items required

It’s definitely safer to group all the P&G items together, but I would check and make sure of the limits on the items before you go. Many times the limit will be 1, meaning that if you bought 2 OralB toothbrushes in the same transaction, you would only get the RR for one of them. So you might need to break the P&G into two transactions and roll another one in between (that’s what I’m doing). :)

You most certainly can purchase (almost) one of each of item advertised in one transaction and receive all of the RR.  (The exception would be if you bought Speed Stick AND Lady Speed Stick in the same transaction or Skintimate AND Schick Hydro or any of the other products listed in the same grouping of sale that produces a RR.)

The problem with buying it all in a single transaction is that you’d spend a lot of money oop up front unless you have a lot of RRs that you already have to spend as you walk into the store.  And many might say an even bigger problem is that you’ll end up with a lot of RRs after your single transaction that will expire in two weeks.  Seeing the ads for the next few weeks after BF, the free after RR opportunities aren’t as plentiful so you might find it very difficult to roll the RRs.  That leaves the option of spending the RRs at Walgreens and Walgreens isn’t known for their vast product selection/great prices. 

That’s why most folks break the purchase into many transactions and use the RRs earned in the first transactions to “buy” the items in the next transactions.  It requires much less money oop and you’re not “stuck” with as many RRs after you finish your shopping.

The RR is not considered “any other offer” in the eyes of the Prep H coupon.  You will receive a RR for your purchase of the Prep H if you use the coupon.

Normally you will not get a RR on a P&G product if you use a P&G RR to pay for your purchase (it’s the manufacturer that matters, not the individual product).  I have read/heard that it will print if the amounts of the two RRs involved are not the same, but I have never tested that to confirm it.

Yes! :) Woohoo!

Normally  I would agree but in the last year the new loss prevention person has gotten rid of most of the people that had worked (one had been there over 20 years) in our CVS in chattanooga and the new people are not friendly at all.  Everytime I go in CVS now I dread it.  I hope it gets better soon

I agree that Walgreens does make coupon shopping more difficult cause the RR are like man. coupons requiring you to purchase filler items, but on the cashier prt I guess I’m just lucky. The two Walgreens that I shop at both have SUPER nice cashiers. My main Walgreens there’s this guy cashier in his late teens/early 20s and he’s REALLY great with us couponers: he keeps the bag on the bagging area so to bag everything together even though separate transactions, asks if we have any coupons to use, asks if we want to use our RRs that print out on the next transaction, etc. He has even gone into the back to check for more of a product when I needed it for a RR deal! Sounds like more cashiers could learn from his example! :D

hey.. I’m ghender and still confused about the issue Amsand.. I went to a different walgreens and tried a deal using rr’s to pay for another product with rr’s and it printed out.  Went back to my usual Walgreens..and tried the exact same deal..she warned me again (same cashier) I told her it worked in the other WAGS; she said each manager has different policies..so I asked her to go ahead try it..and the rr wouldn’t scan..and wouldn’t punch in..I asked if she could get the manager (oh my he was on break)  by this time there was a very impatient  line behind me, so I gave up and paid and got my rr.   Now I’m left with a total of $10 rr’s..and have printed out the list for Walgreens..but you know I really don’t think I’ll bother.. me and my daughter spend about $180 every month in Walgreens..and yes Get a lot more by way of coupons and rrs…but they can do without our business from now on I think. MOST, not all, of their cashiers are downright rude to couponers  and I’m done with their nonsense. CVS and Publix for me from now on.