This month it looks like it’s going to be another great month at Walgreens!

Here are some more deals that I found out about yesterday:

NOTE: I haven’t personally tried this deal yet and I haven’t tried any of the deals that involve using more than one Walgreens coupon, but lots of people have and say that it works.

Buy 3 Neosporin Original First Aid Antibiotic Ointment 1 oz – $6.99/each

Use 3 $1/1 manufacturer’s coupons from here
Use the $3/1 Walgreens bonus coupon here – should deduct $9
Use the $2/1 Walgreens coloring book coupon (I found mine by the pharmacy and then are $.99, but have lots of great coupons) – should deduct $6

Pay $2.97 OOP (if you are going to pay with RR, you will need to add a “filler” item for each RR you are using to pay), get an $8 RR

(Thanks Hip2Save)

Buy 2 Trident Layers Gum – $1.49/each

Use BOGO free coupon – 10-18 SS insert
Use the .75/1 printable coupon here
Use the Walgreens printable coupon here (Makes them $.99/each)

You MUST give the manufacturer’s coupons FIRST and then the store coupon. This will result in .26 overage, so you need to have other items that you purchase to cover the overage. There is a good list of filler items in my weekly Walgreens post here.

Ocean Spray cranberry juice (64 oz) is on sale for $1.99. There is a $1 coupon in the Walgreens November coupon booklet (it has a green cover and is usually found near the front of the store). In many areas, there are also reportedly peelies on the bottles of juice for $1/1. (Thanks Moms By Heart!)

Here’s how this works:
Buy 1 Ocean Spray cranberry juice – $1.99

Use $1 peelie coupon
Use $1 coupon from the November coupon booklet (you must give this last!)

This results in .01 overage, so you need to buy other items to cover the overage.

You can find coupon match-ups for this week’s deals here.

Here are some scenarios if you are new or just getting started: $39.73 in merchandise for .24 OOP

TRANSACTION #1:
Buy 1 Bayer Contour or Breeze monitor – $14.99

Use $30/1 Contour/Breeze coupon

Spend $0 OOP, get a $5 RR

Transaction #2:
Buy 3 Lubriderm – $3.79/each
Buy 1 Robitussin To go – $2.49
Buy 1 Royal instant pudding – $.25/each

Use 3 $2 Lubriderm coupons
Use $1 Lubriderm coupon from Diabetes & You booklet (should deduct $3)
Use Royal instant pudding in ad coupon
Use $5 RR from Contour

Spend .11 OOP, get an $8 RR for the Lubriderm and a $2.50 RR for the Robitussin

Transaction #3:
Buy 1 Almay Pure Blends Foundation – $9.99
Buy 1 Royal instant pudding – .25
Buy 1 Hallmark white tissue paper – .39

Use $8 RR
Use $2.50 RR
Use Walgreens in ad coupons for pudding and tissue paper

Spend $.13 OOP, get a $10 RR

Here are some scenarios if you would like to use the $5/25 coupon from this week’s ad:

SCENARIO #1:
Buy 1 Almay Pure Blends foundation – $9.99
Buy 3 Lubriderm – $3.79/each
Buy 1 Dulcolax – $7
Buy 1 Colgate 360 toothbrush – $3.49
Buy 2 Hershey’s holiday candy – 2/$5
Buy 1 Robitussin To Go – $2.49

Use 3 $2 Lubriderm coupons
Use $1 Lubriderm coupon from Walgreens Diabetes & You booklet – should deduct $3
Use $3 Dulcolax coupon
Use $1 Colgate 360 printable
Use $1 Hershey’s kisses coupon

Total after coupons = $25.34

Use $5/25 Walgreens coupon

Spend $20.34 OOP, earn $26.50 in RR ($10 Almay RR, $8 Lubriderm RR, $4 Dulcolax RR, $1 Colgate RR, $1 Hershey’s RR, and $2.50 Robitussin RR), send in for $5 Dulcolax rebate, total OOP = $15.34

SCENARIO #2:
Buy 4 Huggies jumbo packs – $8.99/each
Buy 2 Walgreens spices – $.50/each
Buy 1 Royal pudding – $.25/each

Use 4 $2 Huggies printable coupons from here (you should be able to print 2 per computer)
Use Walgreens coloring book coupon ($1/each – should deduct $4 total)
Use Walgreens in ad coupon for the Spices and pudding

Total after coupons = $25.21

Use $5/25 Walgreens in ad coupon

Spend $20.21 OOP
*Don’t forget to send your Huggies receipts in to Caregivers Marketplace (you have to have receipts from 5 jumbo packs to do this), total OOP after Caregivers rebate = $17.21 ($4.30/pack of diapers!)

SCENARIO #3:
Buy 1 Gillette Fusion cartridges – $25.99
Buy 1 Colgate 360 toothbrush – $3.49

Use $3 Gillette coupon
Use $1 Colgate coupon

Total after coupons = $25.48

Use $5/25 Walgreens coupon

Spend $20.48 OOP, get a $3 RR and a $1 RR

Ideas for “rolling” your RR from last week:

If you have the $10 Almay RR:
Buy 1 Dulcolax – $7
Buy 3 Lubriderm – $3.79/each
Buy 1 Colgate toothbrush – $3.49
Buy 2 Walgreens spices – 2/$1
Buy 1 Royal pudding – $.25

Use $3 Dulcolax coupon
Use 3 $2 Lubriderm coupons
Use $1 Lubriderm Diabetes & You coupon (should deduct $3)
Use $1 Colgate coupon
Use in ad coupons for pudding and spices
Use $10 RR

Spend $.11 OOP, earn $13 in RR ($4 for Dulcolax, $8 for Lubriderm, $1 for Colgate) – don’t forget to send in for the Dulcolax $5 MIR!

If you have an $8 Lubriderm RR:
Buy 1 Dulcolax – $7
Buy 1 Robitussin To Go – $2.49
Buy 1 Colgate toothbrush – $3.49

Use $3 Dulcolax coupon
Use $1 Colgate coupon
Use $8 RR

Spend $.98 OOP, earn a $4 RR, $2.50 RR, $1 RR

or

Buy 1 Dulcolax – $7
Buy 1 Robitussin To Go – $2.49
Buy 3 Walgreens spices – 2/$1 w/ in ad coupon
Buy 1 holiday cup – .12

Use $3 Dulcolax coupon
Use Walgreens in ad coupon for spices and cup
Use $8 RR

Spend $.11 OOP, earn $4 RR and $2.50 RR

If you have a $5 Almay RR:
Buy 1 Robitussin To Go – $2.49
Buy 1 Colgate toothbrush – $3.49
Buy 1 holiday cup – .12

Use $5 RR
Use $1 Colgate coupon
Use Walgreens in ad coupon for the cup

Spend $.11 oop, earn $2.50 RR, $1 RR

Some helpful tips:
*At Walgreens, you cannot do a promotion more than once in a transaction and earn Register Rewards. So, if you buy more than 1 Colgate this week in one tranasction, you can still only earn 1 $1 RR.

*You also cannot use the Register Rewards earned from a promotion on the same promotion and earn Register Rewards again. For example, if you buy Colgate, get a $1 RR and use it to buy another Colgate, another RR will not print.

*Typically, you cannot use the Register Rewards earned from a promotion with the same manufacturer and earn Register Rewards again.

*Register Rewards are considered to be “manufacturer’s coupons” and you can only use one manufacturer’s coupon per item. You will have to add “filler” items. The in ad coupons often have good, inexpensive filler items. (this week, my favorite fillers are the Walgreens spices, the Royal pudding, and the holiday cups)

*If you are buying items that would result in a “free” item or “overage” when combining a store coupon and a manufacturer’s coupon, give the manufacturer’s coupon FIRST, and the store coupons LAST to avoid beeping/issues at the register! Make sure that you are purchasing enough items in your total transaction to “cover” the overage. You will not get cash back and you will have to add items to cover the overage or they will not take the coupon.

*If your Register Reward doesn’t print for some reason and you have fulfilled all of the obligations for the “deal” (including not using RR from the same parent company to pay) DO NOT let them tell you it is because you used coupons! Chances are they didn’t print because the catalina machine is not working. You have two choices: you can return your items and try again or you can contact the catalina company by doing the following:
*The store will give you a form to fill out and mail in to catalina
*Call 1-888-8coupon, option 3
*Use the online form to contact them: Contact Catalina Marketing (when I have tried contacting them this way, my results have not been very good….your best bet is to call)