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Got Questions @ the Flu or the Flu Shots?

lipsticktocrayons — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 02:25:29 +0000

I admit I am one of the early-birds on the whole flu shot thing. My teen and I got our shots on Saturday (Sept. 11) and I plan to have the rest of us vaccinated by the end of this week. And did you know that the shots available this year are a combination of the H1N1 vaccine and two strains of the flu virus?

If you have questions about the flu, the shots, who should get them, where you can get them, what they cost, whether you can get your toddler vaccinated at the local pharmacy or if you have to go to the pediatrician, etc., etc., you can get them answered LIVE on Facebook today.

On Monday, September 13^th, Walgreens will have a licensed Pharmacist answering your flu questions LIVE on their Facebook page. The live chat will be from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Central time.

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Welcome Great Day Visitors (Eat from the Pantry Challenge)

lipsticktocrayons — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 00:49:47 +0000

I made another appearance today on Great Day St. Louis (September 1, 2010). If you’re visiting because you saw that segment and want information on the Eat from the Pantry Challenge, here are the links:

Eat from the Pantry Challenge, Part 1

Eat from the Pantry Challenge, Part 2

Eat from the Pantry Challenge, Part 3

As I hopefully mentioned in the segment (you never know what I’ll forget because of my nerves) — you can and should try some new recipes during your challenge. After you take your inventory, do a Google search for recipes with some of the ingredients you found. I found one of my all-time favorite recipes during my challenge — this amazingly easy pizza crust recipe (which I adapted some) that takes less than 15 minutes to make and saves me a bundle on pizza (delivery and frozen, because my kids like my homemade pizzas BEST):

EASY PEASY PIZZA CRUST RECIPE:

1 TBS active dry yeast (this was the only ingredient I didn’t already have in my pantry, so it cost me $2 to buy a few yeast packets)
1 C warm water (make it pretty darn warm)
1 tsp sugar
1 tsp salt
2 TBS vegetable oil
2 1/2 C flour

Dissolve the yeast in the water and then add the rest of the ingredients. Dump the dough onto a floured surface and knead for about 3-5 minutes. (This recipe is meant for one pizza, but I think it’s too thick and too hard to get cooked thoroughly, so I divide it in half, and it makes two 14-inch diameter pizzas).

Roll dough out onto a greased pizza pan or stone and then season with your favorite seasonings (I use a Salt for All Seasons from Market Day, but I’ve also used salt, basil, oregano and parmesean cheese).

Bake at $450 for 5 minutes, then remove from the oven, flip over and season the other side. Then bake for another 3-5 minutes.

Remove from oven and add sauce, toppings and cheese. Bake again for 8-10 minutes.

HINTS:

When I make this crust, I make three or four batches, and then divide them and freeze in balls in individual Ziploc bags. That way, the next time we want a homemade pizza, we just thaw the dough for a few hours, roll it out and voila!
I save leftover spaghetti sauce in Ziploc bags, too, so I usually don’t even have to open a can of sauce to make my pizzas. But if I do, you can bet I bought it for less than $1/can or jar by shopping sales and stacking coupons.
If I brown beef for another recipe, I’ll save some in a bag for my pizzas, and I’ll do the same with leftover hamburger patties or chicken breasts. I also boil whole chickens and then pull the meat and freeze it in smaller portion bags to use on pizza.
By doing these things, you can make your pizza for a little bit of nothing and it will be one of your kids’ favorite meals!

My first appearance on Great Day St. Louis was on ways to trim your grocery bill using coupons and other techniques, so let me direct you to some of the resources on this site that offer more details than a television segment can provide.

I’d also invite you to peruse the other posts in my Coupons and Frugal Living categories, where you’ll find posts about what coupon inserts to expect in the weekend paper, great deals or coupons I’ve discovered, and tips I’m learning for more frugal living. Plus, you can find weekly deals at Walgreens here and at CVS here; you can try my weekly Walgreens $10 Challenge here and find coupons in my coupon database here.

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Walgreens $10 Challenge and Deals July 25 – 31, 2010

lipsticktocrayons — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 03:09:23 +0000

Here is this week’s Walgreens $10 or Less Challenge and a list of other Walgreens deals this week. If you are new to Walgreens shopping, go here for a quick Walgreens 101 course. And go here to learn the lingo.

Each week, I will post a Walgreens $10 or Less Challenge in which you can get a lot of stuff for $10 or less using Walgreens Register Rewards, sales and coupons. Along with the challenge, I’ll share with you some other great Walgreens deals and steals. So be sure to subscribe to my site in the upper right corner so you don’t miss anything!

Your budget: $10 or less

Your goal: grow your $10 (or less) into much more by using coupons and Register Rewards

Remember, scenarios don’t include tax, as that will vary by region.

Transaction #1

Buy three bags Twizzlers 11 to 15 oz. at $2/3 (3 for $4.50)
Use $1/3 coupon, 6/27/10 Smart Source
Total OPP: $3.50
RR’s earned, $2

Transaction #2

Buy five boxes Cheez-its, 4.5 oz at 5/$5.
Total OPP: $5
RR’s earned, $2

Transaction #3

Buy four 3M Scotch tape at $1.99 each
Use BOGO free coupon in Walgreens ad
Use $4 RR’s earned above
Total OPP: zero

Grand Total OPP: $8.50 for three bags of Twizzlers, five boxes 4.5 oz boxes of Cheez-its and four rolles of 3M Scotch tape.

Other favorite Walgreens deals, including some awesome school supply deals this week:

BACK TO SCHOOL DEALS

Crayola Colored Pencils $.99 (with insert coupon)
Penway 3-Subject Notebook $.99
Penway Filler Paper 130-ct $.59 (with insert coupon)
Penway Composition Book 80-ct $.69 (with insert coupon)
Flexible Ruler or Protractor $.39
Poly Pencil or Index Card Case $.39
2 Pocket Poly Folder $.39
Elmers glue stick 2-pk or 4-oz glue $.59 (with insert coupon)
Penway crayons 24-pk $.39 (with insert coupon)
Crayola Poster board 22 x 28 $.39 (with insert coupon)
Penway Memo or Mini Composition Book $.19 (with insert coupon)
Paper Mate Profile Pens 2-pk or Sharpie Markers 2-pk $.69 (with insert coupon)
Penway Carry-All Pouch $.59 (with insert coupon)
Scotch Mailers $.39 (with insert coupon)

M&M candy single size $.49 (with insert coupon)

$.75/2 from 7/11 RP
Final Price: 2/$.23

Hunts Snack Pack 4-pk pudding $1

$1/3 from June ALL YOU magazine
Final Price: $1.67

Select Austin, Cheez-It or Keebler crackers or cookies 5/$5
$2 RR on five
Final Price: 5/$3

Stride gum 3/$2 (with insert coupon)

B1G1 free from 5/16 SS
Final Price: 6/$2 or $.33 each

Softsoap hand soap 7.5-8.5 oz $2.49 B1G1 free

$.35 from 7/25 SS, use two
Final Price: as low as $.75 each

Colgate Total Advanced or Enamel Strength toothpaste $1.99
$1 from 7/11 SS
Final Price: $.99

Thermacare Heatwraps 2-3 ct $6.99
$2 insert coupon
$3 from 7/25 RP

Final Price: $1.99

Gillette Fusion Pro Glide razor $9.89
$5 RR at checkout
$4 from 6/6 PG

Final Price: $.89

Garnier Fructis 3/$10
$1 from July Coupon Booklet
Final Price: $1.33

Tums 60-150 ct $3.99
$1 from July coupon booklet
Final Price: $2.99

Reach Total Care toothbrush $2.99, buy two

$1 in ad coupon, will automatically scan twice
B1G1 free from 5/16 RP
Final Price: 2/$.99

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Walgreens $10 Challenge and Deals July 18 – 24, 2010

lipsticktocrayons — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 02:51:00 +0000

Your budget: $10 or less

Your goal: grow your $10 (or less) into much more by using coupons and Register Rewards

Remember, scenarios don’t include tax, as that will vary by region.

Transaction #1

Buy one Colgate Total Advanced Toothpaste 5.8 oz for $3.49
Use $1/1 coupon, 7/11/10 Smart Source
Total OPP: $2.49
RR’s earned, $3.49

Transaction #2

Buy two boxes 18 count Tampax pearl tampons at BOGO 50 percent off: $4.99 and $2.49
Use 2 $1/1 Tampax product coupons, 7/4 P&G insert
Use $3.49 RR earned above
Total OPP after coupons & RR’s, $1.99

Transaction #3

Buy one Olay Body Wash 23.6 oz for $5.99
Use $1/1 coupon, 7/4/10 P&G insert
Total OPP: $4.99

Grand Total OPP: $9.47 for one Colgate Toothpaste, two boxes of Tampax Pearl Tampons and one Olay Body WAsh.

Other favorite Walgreens deals, including some awesome school supply deals this week:

BACK TO SCHOOL DEALS

B1G1 Select School Bags, 2/$9.99
–Hi Trails or Anchorage Backpacks
–Urban Sport Duffel Bags
–Overland Messenger Bags
–Book Totes

Pilot G2 Gel Pens 2-pk – $1 and earn $1 RR
= Free after RR

Penway two pocket folder, Penway wooden ruler, Penway Highlighter – 9 cents; limit 12

Penway One Subject Notebook, Penway Pink Erasers 2-pk, Corner Office Sheet Protectors 10-pk, Penway 10-pk Yellow Pencils - 29 cents

Corner Office 5 Tab Dividers, Penway Poly or 3 Ring Binder, Penway Cap Erasers, Car Eraser – 39 cents

Penway Glue Sticks 3-pk, jumbo glue Stick or Glue, Splash Poly Portfolio, School box, 5-pk Bic Brite Liner Highlighters – 49 cents

Liquid Paper, It’s Academic Clip-on Sharpener and Eraser, Penway Dual Hole Sharpener – 59 cents with in ad coupon (limit 3)

Penway Fabric Carry All Case, Penway 10-pk Classic Markers, Dixson 10-pk Variety Pencil Set, Crazerasers – 99 cents

Sharpie Markers (8 pk.) or Pens (2-4 pk.), $3.99
$1/1 Sharpie Pens or Fine Point Markers, exp. 7-31 (Walgreens, July)
$2.99 ea. after coupon!

OTHER DEALS

Pantene or Head & Shoulders Hair Care (1.9-14.2 oz.), 2/$8
Get $1 RR wyb 2
$1/2 Pantene Product, exp. 7-31-10 (P&G 07/04/10)
$1/1 Pantene Product, exp. 7-31-10 (Rouge Magazine)
$1/1 Pantene Styler, Treatment or Hairspray, exp. 7-31 (P&G 07/04/10)
B1G1 Pantene Restoratives, exp. 7-31-10 (Parade 06/27/10) (if included)
B1G1 Head & Shoulders Product, exp. 8-31-10 (SS 07/11/10)

Gillette Fusion ProGlide Manual or Power Razor System – $9.89
$5 RR
$2/1 PG 7/4
$4/1 PG 6/6
= 89¢ after coupons and RR

Dawn Dish Liquid (10.3 oz.), $0.99 (w/ in-ad coupon)
$0.25/1 Dawn Product, exp. 7-31-10 (P&G 06/06/10)
$0.25/1 Dawn Product, exp. 7-31-10 (P&G 07/04/10)
$1/1 Dawn Dishwashing Liquid, exp. 7-31-10 (Rouge Magazine)

Select Schick Razors, $8.99
Get $3 RRs
–Intuition Plus Razor System or Cartridges (3 pk.)
–Quattro Razor System or Cartridges (4 pk.)
$4/1 Select Schick Quattro Products, exp. 7-25-10 (SS 06/27/10)
$2/1 Select Schick For Woman Items, exp. 8-29-10 (SS 07/18/10)

Bush’s Best Baked Beans 16-oz – 99¢ with in ad coupon

See more great Walgreens deals at Deal Seeking Mom.

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Welcome Great Day Visitors (Coupon Stacking)

lipsticktocrayons — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 02:20:10 +0000

I made another appearance today on Great Day St. Louis (July 19, 2010). If you’re visiting because you saw that segment and want information on coupon stacking and the reward programs at Walgreens and CVS, then here you go:

As I mentioned in the segment, the best way to really make couponing work for you is to use “coupon stacking.” Coupon stacking is using a manufacturer’s coupon in addition to a store coupon for an even lower price.

Then, if you “stack” the manufacturer’s coupon with a store coupon AND a store sale on an item, you can sometimes get it super cheap or in some cases, FREE!

For example, local retailers publish ads with the items they have on sale, and those ads often include coupons for those same items. So you might have a coupon for 50 cents off Kellogg’s cereal. That doesn’t sound like much. But if the store has published a coupon for $1 off a box of Kellogg’s cereal, AND the cereal is on sale 2/$5, then you can use TWO 50 cent manufacturer’s coupons, plus the $1 store coupon, and get two boxes of cereal for $3.

These savings become even more significant when you’re taking advantage of store reward programs such as Walgreens Register Rewards and CVS Extra Care Bucks (ECBs).

Each week, Walgreens and CVS reward their customers for purchasing certain products by giving you register receipts that work just like cash on your next purchase. You’ll see these items in the weekly ad.

Here’s an example:

In recent Walgreen’s ad, Colgate Toothpaste was advertised for $2.99, with a $2 Register Reward (RR) good on your next purchase, so it’s like paying $.99.

Now, here’s the FUN part — the part where you can get stuff “free” or “more than free” by using the Register Rewards program and coupons. If you have a $1 coupon for Colgate Toothpaste, then you’re only paying $1.99 for that tube, and then you get a $2 RR to use on your next purchase. You make a penny on the deal!

Here’s another example: Last week, CVS adverised several buy one get one (BOGO) free deals. One of those items was a 27.8 oz container of Folgers coffee for $11.99. That price isn’t so great, considering that you can buy the same item at Target for $7.99. But when I got the second container free with the purchase of the first one, and then I stacked the deal with 2 $1 coupons for Folgers coffee (which CVS lets you do, even if you’re only purchasing one), I got both containers of coffee for only $9.99. That’s a good price.

Usually, there are limits on these deals, and most of the time, you can’t “roll” Register Rewards or CVS ECB’s, meaning you can’t use the $2 you just made on the toothpaste deal to buy another tube of Colgate toothpaste. You can get all the details on how these programs work on my Web site under the “getting started” series.

Please remember, however, that just like anything else, it’s important to play by the rules and be polite when using coupons. Get to know the coupon policies of your favorite stores (most of them are posted on the Web sites or you can ask for a copy from the store manager). If you cheat with your coupons, it’s the same as stealing, in my opinion. Be courteous to sales clerks who are learning the ropes. And be courteous to other shoppers and let them go ahead of you if they only have a few items or simpler transactions, and try not to do extravagant coupon shopping during a store’s busiest times.

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The Coolest Photo Scanner!!

lipsticktocrayons — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 03:37:59 +0000

This week, Pandigital announced the Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter — a new portable photo scanner that can scan print photos up to 8½ x 11-inches large. I received one for review and I’ve been playing with it all evening and it is so VERY COOL and easy to use and portable and fun and . . .

The new photo scanner requires no PC to convert print photos into digital images. Users simply press a single button to scan photos as small as wallet-sized up to 8 ½ x 11, and the device is not a whole lot bigger than large tube of tooth paste, so I plan to keep it packed in my laptop bag.

This fun gadget was literally “plug and play.” I took it out of the box, inserted the small memory SD card that came with it into the back, plugged it in, and began scanning photos from my kids’ baby books. Then, I used the USB cord and plugged it into my laptop, and transferred the photos onto my computer. But, if you want, you can insert the SD card loaded with full-color JPEG images into your computer to upload the photos to your favorite photo site like Snapfish, or take the SD card to a Walgreens or CVS and have your photos printed directly from it — no PC or laptop required. You also can insert the card into a Pandigital digital photo frame to immediately view the images. (I wrote about my Pandigital photo frame here).

The best part about this Pandigital scanner is that it’s so FAST. My printer acts as a scanner, but it’s really slow. First, you scan the photo . . .slowly. Yawn. Then it’s converted into a JPEG image on the computer . . yawn, then I find it . . . yawn. It’s a process. I scanned about 50 photos in about 20 minutes with this dealy. I’m going crazy. First, I’m scanning all the photos from the childhood of my oldest kids. Then, I’m going to scan my photos from my early marriage, and then move my way backward to college, then high school. Facebook, look out!! I’m armed with an easy to use scanner. Here are some of my scans from this evening:

My oldest (now 15) with Santa

My middle child (now 12) getting the last of the soda.

Pandigital’s award-winning line of scanners have been acclaimed for their ease-of-use and excellent performance. The scanner does not require any expensive or confusing software and employs a new twin-roller feeding system to ensure that the photos are scanned evenly each time. Further optimizing the quality, images are scanned at up to 600 optical dpi for resulting scans that have a crisp and clear 3800×7200 24-bit color depth resolution. In addition to being able to scan images onto the included SD memory card, the scanner accepts other popular memory cards (SD, MS, MS Pro, MMS, XD) and can also be connected directly to either a Mac or PC computer via its mini-USB port.

The Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter weighs in at less than a pound at only 13.79 ounces and measures only 10.59(L) x 1.73(H) x 2.32(D) inches. It is available for now for a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price of $149.99 here.

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Walgreens $10 Challenge and Deals July 11-17, 2010

lipsticktocrayons — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 01:37:05 +0000

Your budget: $10 or less

Your goal: grow your $10 (or less) into much more by using coupons and Register Rewards

Remember, scenarios don’t include tax, as that will vary by region.

Transaction #1

Buy two Stouffer’s Easy Express Dinners, 25 oz. at 2/$8
Total OPP $8
RR’s earned, $1

Transaction #2

Buy one travel pillow with a pilow case for $1.99
Buy two 14 oz. cans of Comet for $1 with in-ad coupon
Use $1 RR earned above
Total OPP $1.99

Grand Total OPP: $9.99 for two Stouffer’s Easy Express Dinners, one travel pillow and two cans of Comet.

Other favorite Walgreens deals, including some awesome school supply deals this week:

School Supplies

Select Penway Notebooks, $0.79
–3 Subject (120 sheets)
–Composition (80 sheets)

Select Retractable Pens, 2/$3
–Paper Mate Profile (4 pk.)
–Uniball 207 Gel (2 pk.)

Expo Dry Erase Markers, $1.99

Select Markers or Mechanical Pencils, $0.99
–Bic Grip Pencils (5 pk.)
$0.50/1 BIC Mechanical Pencil printable
–Crayola Markers (10 pk.)
As low as $0.49 ea. after coupon!

Penway Filler Paper (130 sheets), 2/$1

Penway Yellow Pencils (24 pk.) or Mechanical with Grip (5 pk.), $0.79

Sharpie Fine Point Markers (12 pk.), $3.99

Select Mead Poly Notebooks
–1 Subject (90 sheets), $1.99
–3 Subject (138 sheets), $2.99
–5 Subject (180 sheets), $3.99
$1/1 Mead 1,3 or 5 Subject Notebook, exp. 7-31-10 (Walgreens, July)
As low as $0.99 ea. after coupon!

2 Pocket Folder with prongs, 8/$1 (w/ in-ad coupon)

(more complete list of school supply deals at Deal Seeking Mom)

Other stuff

$2 RR wyb (2) Natural Instincts Hair Color $6 each
-$5/2 Clairol from RP 7/11
-$1/1 Clairol Hair Color Product PG 6/6
Price after Register Reward and Coupon= as low as $2.50 each

Get $3 RR wyb $10 Suave Products
Buy 5 Deodorants – $10
Less 5 $.75 coupon
$3.75Less $3 RR, Equals $3.25 for 5 after coupons and RR or 65 cents each

FREE e-Movie Ticket wyb (3) Kotex U Pads, Liners or Tampons 3/$9.99 ($3.33 each)
-$1/1 Kotex U Printable Coupon
Price after Register Reward and Coupon= $2.33 each and 1 FREE Movie Ticket WYB 3

$2 RR wyb (2) Slim Fast Bars or Shakes $5 each

Nabisco Cookies or Crackers Single Serve pouches 50¢
$1/2 Nabisco from SS 5/16
Price after coupon= FREE

Goldfish Crackers 99¢
-.50/1 Pepperidge Farms printable coupon
Price after coupon= 49¢

Combos 99¢
-$1/2 Combos from All You July
Price after coupon= 49¢

General Mills Cereal or Nature Valley Bars 2/$4
-.60/1 Cinnamon Toast Crunch printable coupon
-$.50/1 Nature Valley printable coupon
-$1/2 GM Cereal printable coupon
Price after Coupon= $1.40 – $1.50 each

Dunkin Donut Coffee $5.99
$1.50/2 Dunkin from RP 6/27
Price after coupon= $5.24 each
Jimmy Dean Breakfast Bowls or 2 Pack Sandwiches 2/$4
-$.75/1 Jimmy Dean Bowl or Sandwich from 5/2 RP
Price after coupon= $1.25 each

Lindt Chocolate Bar $1.99
-$1/2 Lindt from SS 5/2
Price after coupon= $1.49 each

Bounty Basic Paper Towels 2 pack 2/$5
-$1/2 from PG 6/6 or 7/4
Price after coupon= $2 each

Jell-O, 2/$1 w/ in-ad coupon
BOGO FREE SS 6/6
Price after BOTH Coupons= 25¢ each

“W” soda, 20oz., .39 w/ in-ad coupon

Hershey’s candy, 1.4-2oz., .49 w/ in-ad coupon

Dean’s French Onion Dip .99 w/ in-ad coupon
-.55/1 Deans printable coupon
Price after BOTH coupons= 44¢ each

Nabisco cookies or crackers, 3oz., 2/$1

Big Roll Bath Tissue, 2/$1 w/ in-ad coupon

Salt or baking soda, 2/$1 w/ in-ad coupon

Household gloves/Comet, 2/$1 w/ in-ad coupon

TUF paper towels, .59 w/ in-ad coupon

Gummy candy (various), .79 w/ in-ad coupon

Cream cheese, dip, sour cream (various), .99 w/ in-ad coupon

Chicken of the Sea, .99 w/ in-ad coupon

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5×7 Photo Book for Just $2.50 at Walgreens – Hurry!

lipsticktocrayons — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 20:49:46 +0000

You can save 75 percent off a 5×7 Photo Book at Walgreens right now using the coupon code SUMMER2010 at Walgreens Photo.

This size book nomrally costs $9.99, but with this coupon code, you get it for $2.50 plus $1.99 shipping. So you can get a 20-page, softbound 5×7 photo book for a total of $4.49 shipped (plus sales tax), a savings of $7.49.

But hurry!! This coupon code ends on Wednesday, June 30 at the end of the day. You do not have the option to pick up this photo book in the store, you have to pay the $1.99 shipping.

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Walgreens $10 Challenge and Deals June 27 to July 3, 2010

lipsticktocrayons — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 19:51:49 +0000

Be sure to let me know in the comments section how you did on the challenge and if you found any other great deals that you want to share!

Your budget: $10 or less

Your goal: grow your $10 (or less) into much more by using coupons and Register Rewards

Remember, scenarios don’t include tax, as that will vary by region.

Transaction #1

Buy a Gillette Fusion ProGlide Manual or Power Razor System at $9.89
Use $4/1 Gillette Fusion Razor, any, 6/6 P&G insert
Total OPP after coupon $5.89
RR’s earned, $5

Transaction #2

Buy one Crest Pro-Health Mouthwash, 1 liter for $4.99
Use $1/1 Crest rinse from 6/27 Red Plum insert
Total OPP $3.99
RR’s earned: $2

Transaction #3

Buy three Lady Speed Stick or Speed Stick deodorants for $1.99 with in-ad coupon
Use $6 in RR’s from above, with $1 left over
Total OPP- FREE

Grand Total OPP: $9.88 for one Gillette Pro Fusion razor, one Crest mouthwash and three Speed Stick deodorants.

Other favorite Walgreens deals this week:

$5 RR wyb 12 Pack Pepsi Products, 4/$13

$1 RR wyb (2) Select Vanity Fair or Dixie Tableware, 2/$4
$1/2 Vanity Fair, Any (2) packages, napkins, plates or bowls – Family Circle, July
$.55/1 Vanity Fair napkins, Plates, Bowls, Or Cups, Any – Taste Of Home, April/May 2010
$1/2, $.50/1 Vanity Fair Napkins, Any Package – 03-14-10 RP (expires 6/30)
$.50/1, $1/2 Vanity Fair Plates or Bowls, Any Package – 03-14-10 RP (expires 6/30)

$2 RR wyb (2) Twizzlers 11 to 16 oz, 2/$3
$1/3 Twizzlers Candy bags, 8 oz + -06-27-10 RP

$10 RR wyb $25 of the following:
Wet Ones 40 pk, Skintimate or Edge Shave Cream or Gel 6 or 7 oz, $1.99
$1/1 Skintimate moisturizing cream shave tearpad
$.50/1 Wet Ones Canister or Box of Singles - 06-27-10 SS
$.75/1 Skintimate Shave Gel or Cream Shave, excludes 2.75 oz – 06-27-10 SS

Playtex Tampons 36 ct, $6.99
$1/1 Playtex Gentle Glide Tampons, Any 18 Ct. Or Larger – All You, April 2010
$1/1 Playtex Gentle Glide Tampons, Any 18 ct. + (DND5) – All You, June 2010
$1/1 Playtex Gentle Glide tampons, any box of 18 count or larger – 05-09-10 SS
$1/1 Playtex Sport Tampons 16 ct + PRINT
$2.50/2 Playtex Gentle Glide products, 18 ct + - 06-27-10 SS
$1 off Playtex Sport Plastic Applicator Tampons, 18 ct + - 06-27-10 SS

Schick Intuition Plus Razor or 3 pk cartridges, Quattro Razor or 4 pk cartridges, $8.99
$4/1 Schick Quattro for Women or Schick Intuition Plus Razor or Refill, Any – All You, July 2010
-$3/1 Schick Intuition Plus Refill Package (found inside packages)
-$2 off Schick Quattro for Women or Intuition Plus Razor or Refill – 06-27-10 SS
-$4/1 Schick Quattro Titanium Razor, trimmer or Refill – 06-27-10 SS

$5 RR wyb $15 of the following:
Dove Hair Care 7 to 12 oz, Antiperspirant/Deodorant 2.6 oz, Body Mist 3 oz, 2 pk Men’s Bar Soap, Body Wash 12 or 13.5 oz, Active Clean Shower Tool, 4/$15
Dove Lotion 13.5 oz, Clinical Protection Antiperspirant/Deodorant 1.7 oz, 6 pk Bar Soap, Body Wash 24 oz, $5.99
$1.25/1 Dove Hair Care Treatment Conditioner 06-27-10 RP
$1/1 Dove Hair Care 06-27-10 RP
$1.50/1 Dove Hair Care, on this bottle – Dove Hair Care (Shampoo, Conditioner, Styler) peelie
$2/1 Dove Deodorant or Body Mist PRINT
$.75/1 Dove ultimate Beauty Care Anti-Perspirant/Deodorant or Body Mist 06-27-10 RP
$1/1 Dove Men+Care Body Bar 6 pk+, Body Wash 1.35 oz+, or Active Clean Shower Tool 06-27-10 RP
$1.25/1 Dove Body Wash 06-27-10 RP
$2/2 Dove Beauty Bar 4pk OR Body Wash AND Antiperspirant/Deodorant OR Body Mist PRINT
$.75/1 Dove Beauty Bar, 6 bar pack or larger – 06-27-10 RP

Deal Idea:
Buy 4 Deodorant or Body Mist
Use (4) $2/1 coupons
Pay $7 and earn a $5 Register Reward–like paying 50¢ per item

-$1/1 Kotex, any U by Kotex product – All You, April 2010

$4 RR wyb MiraLAX 30 day 17.9 oz, $18.99
$2/1 MiraLAX Product, Any 10 Dose Or Larger – All You, June 2010
$4/1 MiraLax, Any 30 Dose – 05-02-10 SS (expires 6/30)
$3/1 MiraLAX 30 day PRINT

$2 RR wyb Bayer Aspirin 50 ct AM, Back & Body or 500 mg, 50 or 100 ct 325 mg, 60 or 120 ct 61 mg, 2/$10
$1/1 Bayer Aspirin Or Heart Health Advantage Product, Any 10 Ct. Or Larger – 03-21-10 SS (expires 6/30)

$2.99 RR wyb Blistex Lip Balm Smoothies 3pack, $2.99

$3 RR wyb $15 or more participating Kraft, Planters, Capri Sun, Oscar Mayer, Oreo, Nabisco or Chip’s Ahoy Products
Kraft Velveeta Shells & Cheese, 12 oz, 2/$3
B1G1 Kraft Deluxe Macaroni & Cheese Or Velveeta Shells & Cheese, Free Up To $3.29 In Value, WYB This Kraft Macaroni & Cheese 5-Pack peelie
Kraft Miracle Whip or Mayo 32 oz, $2.99
$.50/1 Kraft Mayonnaise Or Miracle Whip 18 Oz. Or Smaller peelie
$1.50/2 Kraft Miracle Whip or Mayo (including olive oil and Sandwich Shop varieties), any (2) 12 or 22. oz bottles – 06-20-10 SS
Planters Peanuts or Flavored Almonds, 2/$6
$1/2 Planters Products, Any 9 Oz. Or Larger peelie
Nabisco Cookies or Crackers 8.5 to 16 oz, 2/$5
$1/1 Nabisco Cracker, Any 8 Oz. – 16.5 Oz. peelie
$1/2 Nabisco Cookies, any (1) AND (1) Gallon of Milk peelie
$1/1 Nabisco Oreo Fudge Creme Cookies (8.5 oz), any – All You, May 2010 (if included)
$1/2 Nabisco Crackers, any – 05-16-10 SS
CapriSun Drinks 10 pk 6 oz ea, 2/$4
Oscar Mayer Deli Creations 6.8 to 7.1 oz or Lunchables 9.7 to 9.8 oz, 2/$4
$1/1 Oscar Mayer Deli Creations Sandwiches or Cracker Combinations peelie
$1/1 Oscar Mayer Deli Creations PRINT
$1/1 Oscar Mayer Deli Creations Sandwiches Or Cracker Combinations, any – 05-16-10 SS
$1/1 Oscar Mayer Deli Creations Sandwiches Or Cracker Combinations, Any – All You, May 2010

Airplus Moisturizing Socks $3, Get $3 RR

L’Oreal Excellence or Excellence to Go $5.99 with in-ad coupon
$2/1 L’Oreal 6/27 RP =$3.99

Aveeno, Banana Boat or Neutrogena Skincare BOGO 50% Off
$1/1 Neutrogena from 6/13 SS
$1.50/1 Aveeno from 5/16 RP
$1/1 Banana Boat from 5/23 SS
$10 WYB $25 worth of Aveeno in one transaction MIR here.

Hefty One Zip Bags $3.29 BOGO
$.55/2 Hefty Products 6/20 RP =$2.74/2

Benadryl 20-24 ct. $4.99
$5/2 Benadryl 4/11 RP=$4.98/2

Angel Soft 9 Roll Bath Tissue $4
$.50/1 Printable OR 5/23 RP =$3.50

Pringles Super Stack Cans $1.25
$1/4 Pringles 5/23 RP (expires 6/30) =$4/4

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Walgreens $10 Challenge and Deals June 20 – June 26

lipsticktocrayons — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 19:52:59 +0000

Be sure to let me know in the comments section how you did on the challenge and if you found any other great deals that you want to share!

Your budget: $10 or less

Your goal: grow your $10 (or less) into much more by using coupons and Register Rewards

Remember, scenarios don’t include tax, as that will vary by region.

Transaction #1

Buy two Pantene hair care products at 2/$8
Use $1/2 Pantene product coupon from the 6/13 SS insert
Total OPP after coupon $7
RR’s earned, $2

Transaction #2

Buy one Lysol product at $2.99
Use $.55/1 printable coupon
Use $2 RR earned in above transaction
Total OPP – $.44 after coupon & RR’s
RR’s earned: $1

Transaction #3

Buy one Herbal Essencee hair care product at $2.99
Use $1/1 coupon from the 5/16 RP
Use $1 in RR’s earned in above transaction
Total OPP – $. 99 after coupon and RR’s

Grand Total OPP: $8.43 for two Pantene products, one Lysol product and one Herbal Essence hair product.

Other favorite Walgreens deals this week:

Jell-O Gelatin $0.50 (with in-ad coupon)
* Buy 2 and use $0.50/2 (SS 6/6)
or
* Buy 2 and use B1G1 Free (SS 6/6)
Total OOP = $0.50 for 2

Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner 16 oz. $2.99 – B1G1 Free
* Buy 2 and use 2 $0.75/1 (SS 6/6) or 2 $0.50/1 Printable
Total OOP – $1.49 – $1.99 for 2

Benadryl Gel, Cream or Ready Mist $3.99
* Buy 2 and use $5/2 (RP 4/11)
Total OOP = $2.98 for 2

Huggies Diapers $8.99
* Use $$1.50/1 (SS 6/20)

Revlon ColorSilk Hair Color $1.99 (with in-ad coupon)

Mitchum or Lady Mitchum Deodorant $1.99 (with in-ad coupon)

* Use the $0.75/1 (SS 6/20)
Total OOP = $1.24

Register Reward Deals:

Renu Multipurpose Solution $7.99
Buy 1 and get $8 in Register Rewards
* Use $1/1 Printable
* Use $2/1 (SS 6/6)
Total OOP = $5.99 – $6.99
Free after coupons and RRs

Pepsi Products 12 Packs 3/$12
Buy 3 and get $4 in Register Rewards
$2.67 each after RR

rePhresh Brilliant ph Tampons $5.99
Buy 1 and get Buy 1 $5 in Register Rewards
* Use $1/1 Printable
Total OOP = $4.9
Free after coupon and RRs

Gillette or Old Spice Body Wash $4.49,
Buy 1 and get $4.50 in Register Rewards
* Buy 2 and use B1G1 Free coupon (P&G 6/6)
Total OOP = $4.49 for 2
Free after coupon and Register Rewards

And even more Walgreens deals this week here. (Thanks Deal Seeking Mom!)