Here are the best deals at Walgreens good Thursday, November 22-Saturday, November 24. New to Walgreens? Check out the Walgreens Store Guide.
Spend $1, Get 10 Points ($.01)
Spend $50+, Get 50 Points per $1 spent ($.05)
Advil PM Pain Relief (4ct) on sale $1
Buy 1, Get $1 RR
Use $1/1 coupon form 10/28 RP insert
Pay $0, Get $1 RR
FREE plus $1 overage after coupon & RR
Carmex Lip Care (.15 or .35 oz) on sale $1
Buy 1, Get $1 RR
Use $.30/1 coupon from 10/21 SS insert
Pay $.70, Get $1 RR
FREE plus $.30 overage after coupon & RR
Midnite for Menopause (28 ct) on sale $7
Buy 1, Get $7 RR
Use $2/1 coupon from 9/9 SS insert
Pay $5, Get $7 RR
FREE plus $2 overage after coupon & RR
Crest 3D White Vivid Radiant Mint Toothpaste on sale $2.99
Buy 1, Get $2.99 RR
Use $.75/1 coupon from 10/28 P&G insert
Pay $2.24, Get $2.99 RR
FREE plus $.76 overage after coupon & RR
Supernutrition Simply One Multivitamins (30 ct) on sale $10
Buy 1, Get $10 RR
Pay $10, Get $10 RR
FREE after RR
Omega Smart Kids DHA (60 ct) on sale $10
Buy 1, Get $10 RR
Pay $10, Get $10 RR
FREE after RR
Herbal Essences Hair Care on sale $2.99
Buy 1, Get $2.99 RR
Pay $2.99, Get $2.99 RR
FREE after RR
Got 2b Spiking Glue or Ultra Styling Gel (6 oz) on sale $1.99
Buy 1, Get $1.99 RR
Pay $1.99, Get $1.99 RR
FREE after RR
Thermacare Back Heat Wrap (Single) on sale $3
Buy 1, Get $3 RR
Pay $3, Get $3 RR
FREE after RR
Cepacol Lozenges (16 ct) on sale $3
Buy 1, Get $3 RR
Pay $3, Get $3 RR
FREE after RR
Gum Super or Micro Tip Toothbrush (2 pack) on sale $1.49
Buy 1, Get $1.49 RR
Pay $1.49, Get $1.49 RR
FREE after RR
Scunci No Damage Elastics (18 ct) on sale 2/$3
Buy 2, Get $3 RR
Buy 2
Pay $3, Get $3 RR
FREE after RR
Dr. Teal’s Epsom Salt Foot Soak (2 lbs) on sale $5.99
Buy 1, Get $5.99 RR
Pay $5.99, Get $5.99 RR
FREE after RR
Hairsil Accelerator Shampoo (4 oz) on sale $7.99
Buy 1, Get $7.99 RR
Pay $7.99, Get $7.99 RR
FREE after RR
Blu Science Trim Blu (60 ct) on sale $10
Buy 1, Get $10 RR
Pay $10, Get $10 RR
FREE after RR
Dream Water Shot (2.5 oz) on sale $2.49
Buy 1, Get $1.49 RR
Pay $2.49, Get $2.49 RR
FREE after RR
Sheets Sleep Strips (10 ct) on sale $4.99
Buy 1, Get $4.99 RR
Pay $4.99, Get $4.99 RR
FREE after RR
Sheets Energy Strips (10 ct) on sale $3.99
Buy 1, Get $3.99 RR
Pay $3.99, Get $3.99 RR
FREE after RR
Apple iTunes Multipack (3- $10 cards) on sale $30
Buy 1, Get $10 Walgreens Gift Card
Pay $30, Get $10 Walgreens Gift Card
$30 plus FREE $10 gift card
Scott Naturals Paper Towels (6 pack) on sale $3.99
Use $.75/1 coupon from 10/21 SS insert
$3.24 after coupon
Welch’s Sparkling Grape Juice (25.4 oz) on sale 2/$5
Buy 2
Use $1/2 coupon from 11/11 RP insert or here or $1/3 coupon
Use $1/2 coupon from Walgreens coupon book (at front of store)
$1.50 each after coupon
Lysol Disinfecting Wipes (35 ct) on sale $1.99
Buy 3, Get 1000 Points ($1)
Buy 6
Use (3) $.50/2 coupons
Pay $10.44, Get 2000 Points ($2)
$1.41 after coupon & Points
Gevalia Coffee (12 oz) on sale $5.99
Use $1.50/1 coupon from 11/11 SS insert or $1/1 coupon
Use $1/1 coupon from Walgreens coupon book (at front of store)
$3.49 after coupons
Nature Valley Granola Bars or Fiber One Bars (5-6 ct) on sale $2/$3
Buy 2
Use $.50/2 coupon from 10/28 SS insert
$1.25 each after coupon
7Up, Sunkist, Canada Dry, Hawaiian Punch (2-Liter) on sale $.88
Buy 3, Get 250 Points ($.25)
Buy 3
Pay $2.64, Get 250 Points ($.25)
$.79 each after Points
Colgate Total Advanced Toothpaste (4 oz) on sale $2.99
Buy 1, Get $2 RR
Use $.75/1 coupon from 11/11 SS insert
Pay $2.24, Get $2 RR
$.24 after coupon & RR
Edge or Skintimate Shave Gel on sale 2/$5
Buy 2, Get $2 RR
Use $1.50/2 coupon from 11/11 SS insert or $1.50/2 Edge coupon or $1.50/2 Skintimate coupon
Pay $3.50, Get $2 RR
$.75 each after coupon & RR
Revlon Lustrous Lipstick or Lipgloss on sale $6.99
Buy 1, Get $5 RR
Use $1/1 coupon from 10/28 SS insert
Pay $5.99, Get $5 RR
$.99 after coupon & RR
Sunny Smile Bath Tissue or Paper Towels (Single Roll) on sale 10/$5
Nice Gelatin on sale $.25 with weekly ad coupon
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The deals go Thursday through Saturday. Please don’t shop Thursday. Tell retailers that their employees should get their Thanksgiving. Show your family and friends that they are more important than a deal. I’m not usually active in speaking my mind, but I really think retailers are cashing in on greed and taking our holidays and family time away.
The problem is that the good deals at walgreens will be gone tomorrow.
Some people are more than happy to work on holidays like Thanksgiving. Most stores will ask for volunteers to work, so end up with people who don’t have family or who aren’t close enough to share the day with them. Working a holiday also gets most people holiday pay. My store is open on Thanksgiving and I volunteered to work; not only will that give a chance to those with families to enjoy the holiday, but I will get a chance to make some extra money.
I agree, there are a lot of people who really need to, and want to, make extra cash before xmas. There are a lot of professions where you have to work the holiday. I am a nurse and we have to work one of the holidays thanksgiving, xmas or new years. Sometimes have to work 2 of the holidays. Also there are people that really need to work the holidays due to no family in town, and workplace is their 2nd family, if they stayed home, they get very sad and depressed, they offer to work. People that work holidays just plan to celebrate around their work schedule.
When I worked retail I also volunteered to work holidays and most people did. I generally made about $35 an hour that day. For retail couldn’t pass that pay up.
What is or are RR?
Darcy. RR stands for register rewards. If you click the link at the top of the post where it says Walgreens store guide it will tell you all about them. Basically they are money off your next purchase. There are some tricks to them though.
The math on the Cepocol doesn’t line up. $3 each, buy 2…that should mean pay $6 and get $3 RR. Hoping it’s just a typo–a great deal if the RR is actually for one item.
Dont understand about the RR quite yet, I just read the guide but I had heard from someone else about you not being able to use the RR’s till the following day? And something about it needing to be printed out on the reciept? Im confused. Does it just print out like a catalina to use then?
Tawni,
It can be confusing to learn at first! I think you are confusing RR’s (Walgreens) with UpR’s (Rite Aid).
RR’s are like catalina coupons. They will print seperately from your receipt. You do not have to wait until the next day to use them (Rite Aid’s UpR’s make you wait).
Brenda,
Thank you so much! You are very right. Sounds like I can figure this out, Ive heard many people having issues with Walgreens and couponing though. Do you know why? Also, do they have a problem with multiple transactions?
Tawni,
Personally, I think Walgreens can be pretty confusing at first. They do have quite a few rules to remember, but once you get going and do a few transactions it will get easier!
I recommend starting with very small transactions, that way you won’t have so much to keep track of. I generally do not do multiple transactions at one store, because I have 4 different Walgreens within a couple miles of each other. I guess it will just depend on your personal situation, many people do multiple transactions at one store with no issues.
Do you have your Walgreens card yet? They can give you one in the store if you don’t. You will learn pretty quickly which cashiers are helpful and nice to couponers, and which ones you want to avoid! I have the best luck at the cosmetic counter, they usually are not as busy so you won’t feel so rushed.
Question about RR’s – I know that you only get one per day for that item (like for the herbal essences shampoo – I can only get one RR no matter how much shampoo I buy), but can you get multiple RR’s in one transaction if you buy multiple things that have them? Does that make sense?? Seems like a lot of really good ones on here!
Carrie-you can get multiple RRs from one purchase, but not the same item. Example- if you buy a herbal essence for $2.99 & an Advil pm for $1, a $2.99 rr for the herball essence and a $1 rr for Advil will print. If you buy 2 herball essences in one transaction, only one RR will print. Also, you can roll the RRs but not on the same item. Hope that helps
Thanks, Amanda! Answered my question exactly.
I ordered the paper through the webinar and have all the correct dates for the inserts labeled above, so how come I’ve gone through the first five items and can’t find any of the coupons in the corresponding inserts?? Frustrated. I want to coupon, I really do
Carrie,
It can be really frustrating when you can’t find the coupons in your inserts that are listed for the store deals. The thing is, many of them are considered regional coupons. This means not every area will get them in their inserts, but the people making these posts are going to list all of the possible coupons available.
I am assuming that you live somewhere in Oregon, do you get your inserts from the Oregonian? I live across the river but get my inserts from the Oregonian and the Columbian. According to my lists, I did not receive the Advil or Carmex coupons that are listed above. I did get the Midnight and the Crest coupons, so you might double check those out. I totally understand how frustrating it is to feel like you are missing out on deals because you can’t find the right coupons, but hang in there and I’m sure you’ll catch on. The learning curve is a big one when it comes to couponing, and I was pretty overwhelmed at first but you have found a great place to help you out. Feel free to ask any more questions you have, we all started out where you are now!
If i want 10 shampoos, can I just do 10 different transactions, pay $2.99 each time and receive a RR each time? Or will my rewards only allow 1 shampoo RR per day?
Thanks
Jamie,
Technnically you can buy 10 shampoos in one day, just don’t use the same rewards to purchase your next one or you won’t get a new RR. However, the local stores around here have set up store limits (usually 2 per person per day) to help minimize shelf clearing.
Has anyone figured out scenarios yet to get the free stuff in several transactions in order to use register rewards to minimize out of pocket expense? My brain is overwhelmed by so much at once!
hehe I was wondering the same thing. Not looking forward trying to do the scenario math
So I should be able to, say, buy the crest, use the RR for the herbal essence then roll to the thermalcare then the scunci then repeat to store limit then switch stores? Any conflicts there as far as manufacturers? I saw somewhere that crest and the herbal are both P&G. Does that mean they won’t print RR for each other?
Thanks in Advance.
Glen,
I haven’t ironed out my scenarios yet, but I wouldn’t take my chances with using a $3 RR from the Crest to buy Herbal Essence, the 2.99 RR will most likely be a $3 RR and they are both P&G products. It appears to me that the $3 RR will be the one to keep track of, there are at least 6 freebies that are producing them. I’m still questioning the Scuni one, online it shows they are owned by the Conair Company but I’m not sure. It’s much easier to look at the company differences by comparing coupons or RR’s. Haven’t even looked at the higher priced vitamin freebies, so there might be some overlapping companies there as well.
Hmmm, I’ll have to research companies. Most of the stuff I can use to stock up is in those 3 dollar ones.
Here’s what I’ve found so far:
Scuni: Conair Corp.
Herbal Essence: P&G
Crest: P&G
Cepacol: Reckitt Benckiser (Del Rio, TX)
Thermacare: Wyeth (El Paso, TX)
Tums: GlaxoSmithKline (El Paso, TX)
It looks like we will be fine except the 2 P &G ones.
Also there’s 2 $1 RR for Carmex and Advil, but they are different companies so those should be fine as well.
hehe awesome. You rock;)
yeah, well it’s much easier to work together to figure these things out. They can try and confuse us, but we’ll find a way to make it work!
Is the single count thermacare considered a “trial size”? I have a $3/1 MQ for any except trial size… I’m assuming it won’t work??
Grace,
Yes, the single count is considered trial size.
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