These are the best deals I see this week at Walgreens.
If you are having trouble getting enough items in your transaction to use all the manufacturer coupons and Register Reward you have, then listen to this tip. Buy a number of very low cost filler items (last week it was pencils that were just pennies each) to beef up your item count since you cannot have a higher total number of manufacturer-issued coupons and Register Rewards than you have total items in your order.
If you are new to Walgreens’ loyalty program and earning Register Rewards, I explain in detail here. Learn to read this shopping list here. Mercedes helped get this list started and I added to it based on the best deals I found in the forums at A Full Cup.
Your turn: What other deal ideas do you have for the Dove products Register Rewards deal?
Week-Long Deals (Non-Register Reward)
Carmex –2 for $1.59 (must buy 2)
Buy 2 and use two $1.50/1 printable coupon (if hydrating lip balm is included in sale)
Final price: Better than free after coupons
Dove Bar Soap $0.99 (with in-ad coupon)
Use in-ad coupon and stack with
$1/1 Dove face care coupon from the 10/4 Red Plum insert
Final price: Free after coupons
Reese’s Pumpkins (1.2 oz .)–3 for $2 (must buy 3 and use in-ad coupon)
Buy 3, use in-ad coupon and stack with
Three $0.55/1 coupon from the 8/23 Smart Source insert
Final price: $0.12 each after coupons
Royal Gelatin—5 for $1
Use in-ad coupon (this could really help you increase the total number of items in your order. Donate the gelatin to a food shelf if you won’t use it)
Final price: $0.20 each after coupon
Simply Asia Bowls $0.89
Use $0.50/1 coupon from the 8/30 Red Plum insert
Final price: $0.39 after coupon
Quaker Quick Oats–2 for $3.19 (must buy 2 and use in-ad coupon)
Buy 2, use in-ad coupon and stack with
$1.25/2 coupon from 8/30 Red Plum insert
Final price: $0.97 each after coupons
Revlon Cosmetics–on sale Buy One, Get One 50% off
Buy 2 and use two $1/1 manufacturer coupons from 10/11 Smart Source insert and stack with
$4/1 Revlon Foundation ColorStay Mineral, Custom Creations or Beyond Natural from Walgreens October Coupon booklet found in literature rack at front of store (should take off $8)
Final price: Varies depending on products purchased
Infiniti Cordkeeper ConAir Dryer $17.99
Use $5/1 printable coupon
Final price: $12.99 after coupon
Week-Long Register Reward Deals
Buy 2 Breeze Glucose Meters at $14.99 each, get $5 Register Rewards
Use two $30/1 from 2/1 Red Plum or 10/25 Red Plum inserts (coupons will be adjusted down to $14.99 each)
Spend $0 out of pocket except tax, get $5 Register Rewards back
Final price: Better than free after coupons and Register Rewards
Buy 1 Fiber Choice (10-count) or Beano-to-Go (12-count) at $2.49, Get a $2.49 Register Rewards
Buy 1 Bean-O and use $1/1 printable coupon after registering here This coupon is only good on 30+ count and won’t work with this offer.
Spend $2.49, get $2.49 Register Rewards back
Final price: Free after Register Rewards
Buy 1 Dulcolax Balance at $7, Get $4 Register Rewards
Use $3/1 coupon found on package or $2/1 printable coupon
Submit for $5 mail-in rebate found here
Spend as little as $4, get $4 Register Rewards back plus $5 mail-in rebate
Final price: Better than free after coupon, Register Rewards and mail-in rebate
Buy 1 Super Poligrip Denture Adhesive at $2, Get $2 Register Rewards
Spend $2, get $2 Register Rewards back
Final price: Free after Register Rewards
Buy 8 Dove Hair Care Products, Get $10 Register Rewards
***Deal idea***
Buy 8 Dove Hair Conditioners–on sale Buy One Get One Free (2 for $4.99)
Use eight $1.50/1 coupons from 10/4 Red Plum insert**
Spend $7.96 plus tax out of pocket, Get $10 Register Rewards
Final price: Free plus overage after coupons and Register Rewards
**If you want multiple copies of a coupon you’ll need to buy more papers, request extras from neighbors or friends or order them from The Coupon Clippers
Buy 2 True North or Stacy’s Pita Chips at $3, Get $2 Register Rewards
***Deal idea***
Buy 2 Stacy’s Pita Chips at $3 each
Use two $1/1 Stacy’s Pita Chips printable coupons
Spend $4 plus tax out of pocket, Get $2 Register Rewards
Final price: $1.00 each after coupons and Register Rewards
Buy 2 DiGiorno Pizzas for $5 each, get $1 Register Rewards
Buy two and use two $1.50/2 printable coupon (if this variety is included)
Spend $7, get $1 Register Rewards back
Final price: $3.00 each after coupons and Register Rewards
Month-Long Deals (Register Reward and Others)
Buy 1 Dentek Dental Floss (55 yd) at $2.00, get $2 Register Reward
Spend $2.00, get $2 Register Reward back
Final price: Free after Register Reward
Buy 2 Crest Baking Soda & Peroxide Whitening Toothpaste 6.4 oz. at $2.00 each, get $2 Register Reward
Buy 2 and use two $1/1 coupons from 9/27 Procter & Gamble insert
Spend $2.00, get $2 Register Reward back
Final price: Free after coupon and Register Reward
Buy 2 Trident Gum Xtra Care or Layers at $1.00 each, get $1 Register Reward
Buy 2 and use two $0.75/1 printable coupon or $1/2 printable coupon
Spend $0.50, get $1 Register Reward back
Final price: Better than free after coupons and Register Reward
Buy 1 Halls Refresh Sugar Free 20 ct for $1.00, get $1 Register Reward
Use $0.75/1 coupon from 9/27 Smart Source insert or $0.50/1 from October All You Magazine (All You magazine is sold at Walmart)
Spend as little as $0.25, get $1 Register Reward back
Final price: Better than free after coupon and Register Reward
Buy 1 Gillette Fusion MVP Manual or Power Razor System for $8.99, get $6 Register Reward
Use $4/1 coupon from 9/27 Procter & Gamble insert
Spend $4.99, get $6 Register Reward back
Final price: Better than free after coupon and Register Reward
Buy 1 Vaseline Sheer Infusion Lotion 6.8oz for $6.99, get $6.99 Register Reward
Use $1.50/1 coupon from 8/2 Red Plum insert or $1.50/1 printable here (This coupon seems to be resetting every week, but then it reaches its print limit quickly. It may or may not be available?)
Spend $5.49, get $6.99 Register Reward back
Final price: Better than free after coupon and Register Reward
Buy 1 Robitussin DM To Go 2pk for $2.49, get $2.49 Register Reward
Spend $2.49, get $2.49 Register Reward back
Final price: Free after Register Reward
Buy 1 Chapstick Fresh Effects for $2.99, get $2.99 Register Reward
Spend $2.99, get $2.99 Register Reward back
Final price: Free after Register Reward (stocking stuffer?)
Buy 1 Emergen-C Booster for $3.49, get $3.49 Register Reward
Spend $3.49, get $3.49 Register Reward back (I could not find this at my Walgreens. Have you had any luck?)
Final price: Free after Register Reward
Dickinson ‘s Witch Hazel Toner $1.99
Buy 2 and use $3/2 printable coupon
Final price: $0.49 each after coupon (Thanks, AbundantFoodSavings)
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Also – for Loreal users – powder, blush and I think foundation is on sale BOGO. I got 2 Loreal True Match Blush Compacts – reg. $10.99 each.
Bought 2 @ 10.99 * 2 = 21.98
Less BOGO -10.99
Less 2 $2 Loreal coupons from 9/13 RP -$4
Total for two compacts $6.99 – great price in my eyes if you wear this. I use it everyday and stock up at this price. Anyone ever see it at a lower price than $3.50 a piece?
Also – if anyone wears Physicians Formula make up – almost all of it is marked down 50% because Walgreens is going to stop carrying this 2/10 per the cashier. I use the bronzer beads which are normally $12+ – used some of my RR’s from this past month with all the good deals to minimize out of pocket – bought 2 at $6.59 each – which is the lowest price I have ever been able to find. Might be a good time to stock up if you wear these products.
There was also a $1 off coupon in the 8/09 SS
I go to the Walgreens off of Dunkirk and their Emergen-C Boosters are in the second to last aisle by the pharmacy on the bottom shelf. I’ve been getting one of these every week!
Coke products is 4-12packs/$10. Limit 4. (others on sale 4/10 are Dr. pepper, A&W, Sunkist, 7 up, Canada Dry)
That is a good price, as far as I know. Usually I see 4/11 at Target. Or 3/10.98 at Cub or Rainbow.
What do you think, has anyone seen better?
The Beano coupon is for 30ct+, so it won’t work for this deal.
Erin ~ Any time you can get pop for .25 or less per can, it is a good price! Haven’t really seen it at the $5 per case price since around Labor Day, so stock up!
Do you know if Walgreens accept expired Manufacuring coupons like Cub Foods and Target?
Where is the Carmex coupon on their website?
I saw it yesterday in a little box that said “$1.50 off.” It was obvious. Sounds like it’s gone now.
The Dove bar soap coupon is not for a single bar but I believe a six pack. Can someone let me know the correct size for the free Dove soap?
Pauline, Use the coupon for Dove facial products from the paper. Bar soap qualifies. I just used it today with no problems.
Don’t want to get everyone too riled up, but the cashier and manager at my Wags warned me that there may be some new policy changes coming down the pipe regarding RR. Right now I can use last week’s RR to buy a product that will generate a new RR. They claim that when the new policy goes in effect, if you pay with a RR then the register will not spit out your new RR. So it is their way of making us use RR for regularly priced items. I think it is silly because it will just create more multiple transactions which is more work for them. This weekend I told them that I would play it safe and used my RR towards the Quilted Northern and did a separate transaction for the TheraFlu. I shop late at night so there isn’t much of a line. But they are going to see a lot more of this if what they say is true.
Went to Walgreens tonight for this deal:
Bought 4 Quaker Oats quick oats 18oz – on sale for $3.19 for 2 (use BOGO coupon in ad)
So $6.38 for 4
Less: 2 $1.25/2 coupons from 8/30 RP
Total $3.88 – but got back a $5 RR for buying $10 in quaker products. So $1.12 money maker.
Probably will donate 2 since we are having a food drive at work and I only use for cooking and baking and don’t need 4. But great for the upcoming holiday baking season!
At two of the Walgreens that I frequent, I have found that if I use a RR to pay for an identical item on the next trip, it won’t spit out the RR for the (second) item. So, I guess the system is changing already….
Can you shed some light on the Crest deal? I have 2 $1/1 coupons, but they don’t look like they’re on sale at my local stores. I don’t see any markdown on the shelf or anything in my ad. I asked a clerk and she said it must be a regional deal.
How can I find out if my store is running this “buy 2 at $2 each, get $2 RR?” The store I went to today also didn’t advertise the Quaker oatmeal deal, but I used the in-ad and mfr. coupons, and got an RR anyway. If it weren’t for some of these blogs, including yours!, I wouldn’t know about these.
Where can I find this stuff out?
Thanks!
The hair dryer that’s on sale for 17.99 is not the same as the one for the $5 coupon. That one is closer to $30. The 17.99 dryer is not the infinity series.
I do not see the coupon for Carmex… any suggestions???
Yes, the RR policy is in effect at the stores I frequent (North Oaks, White Bear Township, and Roseville). If you pay with a register reward, you won’t get any back.
I was told that if there’s a line, they won’t do multiple transactions anymore. When I questioned the store manager about it, he wouldn’t say concretely that this was a policy, but that “we have to make choices to provide good customer service to everyone” Just not me, I guess :)
Bet, are you saying that at those stores you can’t pay with ANY RR and get RRs back? I know what Anne says is true, you can’t use a RR from the same company for a RR deal and have it spit out another one. But really? You can only use RRs on non-RR-printing items?!
Carrie:
After searching for 15 minutes for the hairdryer coupon (walgreens) I decided it just isn’t there. This happens to me quite frequently. I changed the zip code in the upper left corner to reflect mine, buy no use. Can anyone explain why this happens so frequently when I try to use the link that directs to coupon.com pages of coupons?
Thank you.
Kelli – When I put the lists together the coupons are all where I say they are, but after any printable coupon is printed XX number of times (and XX is a mystery number) the coupon comes offline. It happens that in weeks when a coupon matches a sale item that people all over the place are printing the coupon, it reaches its global print limit and is taken offline. Hope that helps.
Has anyone used the pizza coupons? Do they work with this offer?
On the buy two Carmex deal were do I print the coupon? I can only register for a free drawing to win a stick…
Just curious as my GF uses this product…
Thanks,
-Ryan
Carrie
Do you know why your comments are sticking to the bottom of the page instead of being arranged by date/time posted like everyone else? It is a little confusing!
Peter – Hmmm…I didn’t know that my comments stick to the bottom. The only thought I have is that they are timestamped and because I respond after the fact, they end up at the bottom? Of course in my admin view I “reply” to a specific comment, but that doesn’t come through on your side of the computer. Thanks for letting me know and I’ll check into it. Curious minds want to know.
Maybe if you view the website when you are not logged in you will see it as I do, all of the comments from us are in order the order we posted them and then any messages you post are at the very bottom in the order you posted them. I see all four of your comments in a row on this post.
I do not know why it would happen either, glad I could give you a heads up though.