Walgreens new January Coupon Booklet is out and there are a few great deals using the store coupons with manufacturer coupons!
Phazyme 12ct $4.99
-$2 off Phazyme 12 ct January Coupon Booklet (store coupon)
-$10/3 Advantage Brand products RP 10/11
-$7/2 Advantage Brand Products RP 10/11 (exp 12/31)
**Deal Idea**
Buy: (3) Phazyme $4.99 ea
Use:
-$10/3 Advantage Brand RP 10/11
-$2 off store coupon (will take off $6)
Total Due: $1.03 profit!
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Revlon Cream gloss B1G1 at $9.99
-$2 off Revlon Cosmetic SS 12/13
-$3 off Revlon January Coupon Booklet (store coupon) *will take off $6
(use (2) manuf. coupons and store coupon makes both FREE)
Revlon Age Defying Foundation B1G1 at $12.99
-$2 off Revlon Cosmetic SS 12/13
-$3 off Revlon January Coupon Booklet (store coupon) *will take off $6
(use (2) manuf. coupons and store coupon makes $1.49 ea)
Valentine’s Hershey Kisses or Miniatures $2.50 ea
-$1/2 Hershey’s Kisses January Coupon Booklet (store coupon)
-.50/1 Hershey’s Kisses printable (manuf. w/ Target logo)
(buy 2, use (2) manuf. coupons and store coupon makes it $1.50 ea)
Breathe Right Kids Nasal Strips 12 ct $5.49
-$3 off Breath Right Strips January Coupon Booklet (store coupon)
-$1 off Breath Right Strips RP 10/18
(use both makes it $1.49)
Check your Walgreens for the newest monthly coupon book. “Start Here For a NEW YOU” has over $400 of Walgreens store coupons. These coupons can all be stacked with manufacturer coupons (I’ve found what coupons are out there for you already.
All coupons are store coupons are good through 1/30.
The Coupons:
$10 off Aquafresh White Trays 14 pack (reg. $35)
-$7 off Aquafresh Trays printable (makes it $18)
$2 off Bausch & Lomb Ocuvite or PreserVision Eye Care 50-240 ct
-$1 off PreserVision printable (IE) or printable (FF)
$4 off Benefiber: 28 ct Stick Pack, 48 to 62 dose, 100 ct Chewable (reg. $12.99)
-$2 off Benefiber SS 12/6 or printable
$3 off Breathe Right Kids Nasal Strips 12 ct (reg. $5.49)
-$1 off any Breath Right product RP 10/18
$1 off Diabeti-Derm Foot Rejuvenating Cream 4 oz or Multi-Betic Vitamins 60 ct
-$2 off Diabeti-Derm Foot Cream printable
$2 off Gas-X Chewables or Softgels 48 to 72 ct
-$1 off Gas-X SS 10/18, 12/6 or printable (IE) or printable (FF)
$2 off Genteal Eye Care
-$1.50 off Genteal SS 10/18
$1/2 Hershey’s or Reese’s Valentine’s Candy 8 or 8.5 oz
-.50/1 Hershey’s Kisses printable
$3 off L’Oreal Preference or Couleur Experte Hair Color
-$2 off L’Oreal Preference RP 11/1
$1 off PediaSure 6 ct 8 oz each
-$2 off PediaSure SS 10/11
-$1.50 off PediaSure printable (manuf. w/ Target logo)
It’s almost the end of the month and the year!! There are a few things to do:
- Head to Rite Aid Video Values, watch any videos and get any coupons you might want. They will disappear on 1/1 and reload a new batch but you will still be able to use them through January.
- Use any Upromise eCoupons you want before 1/1 (they don’t carry over to the next month).
- Print any coupons on Coupons.com , SmartSource.com, and RedPlum.com (they also may or may not carry over to next month) They also just loaded a lot of new coupons!
Rebates that need to be purchased by 12/31
Personal Care
Olay Pro-X $20 Rebate
$20 rebate, wyb $50 worth of Olay Pro-X products.
(on sale at CVS this week!)
Physicians Formula Mascara $9.95 rebate
Free up to $9.95, wyb specially marked 100% Natural Origin Mascara.
Physicians Formula Bronze Booster $14.95 rebate
Free up to $14.95, wyb specially marked Bronze Booster product.
Physicians Formula Mineral Wear Brightener $13.95 rebate
Free up to $13.95, wyb specially marked Mineral Wear Face Brightener or Bronze Brightener.
Just for Men $9.50 Rebate
Free up to $9.50 rebate, wyb any Just for Men Touch of Gray product.
I confess, I’m a late adopter of Swagbucks, but I’m ready to see how this goes. I’m all signed up and have my 3 swagbucks just for signing up. I’m even setting a high goal… enough swagbucks to buy a Wii Fit.
I’ve heard that this is very doable, I just need to have persistence.
What is all of this?
Swagbucks.com is a search engine that rewards you for searching with swagbucks. These are play dollars that are saved up and then redeemed for prizes or giftcards of your choosing. A few examples:
450 points = $5 Amazon Gift Card
700 points = $5 in Paypal cash
140 points = $5 Red Envelope.com gift card
These are low prizes, but you can save your swagbucks up for larger prizes too.
How do you earn Swagbucks?
- You get 30 Swagbucks just for signing up.
- Search the web. Use Swagbucks.com (or their toolbar) to do all of your searching from now on. As you search you will earn/find swagbucks. (I just searched for the very first time after typing this and got another 5 swagbucks!)
- Shop online using Swagbucks instead of another cash back site. Get 1 Swagbuck for every $5 you spend.
Take this printable coupon along with you to Victoria’s Secret and get a Free Lip gloss with any purchase. They just started their semi annual sale so you should find some great deals to go along with this freebie. (exp 1/20/10)
There are lots of freebies and coupons for eating out over the holidays!
- Friendly’s – $5 off $25 printable coupon and FREE Kids Meal with the purchase of any adult entrée. (exp 1/31) (thanks For the Mommas!)
- Peet’s Coffee & Tea – Free Brewed Coffee or Tea on Thursday (12/24), go here for more information or to find a store near you.
- IKEA – Free Breakfast until 11 am, and Free kid’s Meals after 11 pm to close from December 26th – January 3rd. get more information. (thanks Thrifty Mama!)
- Waffle House – Free Sausage Biscuit (exp 1/8)
- Taco Bell – Free Taco Bell Fresco Taco
SuperCenter vs. Grocery Store Prices
If you have been around Southern Savers for a while or attended a workshop, you know how I feel about supercenters: they can never compete with local grocery stores. However, I have noticed that many people still seem to think that shopping at supercenters is the way to go. In an attempt to prove to you that you will save more money at grocery stores, I did a little test this past week. I took all of the on-sale items at Publix and Kroger and went into my local supercenter to look at how their prices matched up. To put it simply, they didn’t.
It may seem to be slightly biased to select only the on-sale items and compare but my particular local supercenter (and I suspect yours does as well) advertises “Always Low Prices”. In other words, their prices are always as low as they will get and they will not run a lower sale. Also, as you know, I only buy on-sale items.
After taking all the listed prices, I calculated the effect of coupons on both the grocery stores and the supercenter, remembering to double where it applied. I did the math based on buying one of every item on the weekly Southern Savers list. If it was a store brand, then a comparable brand was chosen at the supercenter. The results were:
Publix On-Sale Items Plus Coupons: $139.89
Same Items with Coupons At SuperCenter: $196.80
Kroger On-Sale Items Plus Coupons: $203.99
Same Items with Coupons At SuperCenter: $243.65
This again was pretending to only buy 1 of each item, and using Southern Savers we want to stock up for 6 weeks, which would only make the amount saved greater. To put these numbers in perspective, let’s say that you went to Publix and purchased only one of the on-sale items for a month (4 weeks) instead of the supercenter. You would save over $240 a month!
I hope this is convincing and shows you how much money you could be saving. I know that the supercenters are convenient and it can be easy to shop there. But if you really want to save money, the grocery stores are really the way to go.
Let’s dispel one other myth with these numbers too: Read More→
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