Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Run To Rite Aid




Rite Aid can be a great place to shop with coupons by taking advantage of their +Up Reward, Single Check Rebate System, and Video Values. Rite Aid allows you to use a Manufacturer Coupon and a Rite Aid Coupon on a single item. That's two coupons for one item, which can mean BIG SAVINGS! The +Up Reward coupons are special coupons printed at the bottom of your reciept from a prior purchase. They can be used on non-prescription purchases. Multiple +Up Rewards can be used up to the amount of purchase before sales tax. The Video Value is also a pretty neat way to get a coupon. On the Rite Aid website, you can watch the videos they have advertised. Once you watch video, you can print the coupon. This coupon is considered a Rite Aid coupon. Therefore, a Manufacturer coupon can be used too! Videos range from 15 second to 3 minutes. Most of the ones I have watched are not over a minute long. How easy is that?!?! Be sure to sign up for the Wellness +Rewards card. This is free and used in the same way a Kroger card is used. The Wellness card saves you 20% and helps you earn points everytime you shop. The more points you earn, the more rewards you get. I just wanted to share some helpful information I have learned about shopping at Rite Aid.


Rite Aid has some great deals going on right now. I got 4 Powerade Zeros for $ 2.00. I had two B1G1 Free coupons. Nature Made vitamins are B1G1 Free in their sales paper. I had an additional $2.00 off coupon. I ended up getting 2 bottles of vitamins for $5.29. Dial bar soup three pack is advertised B1G1 Free. The price is $3.29, but I had a $3.00 coupon. I got 6 bars of Dial soap for $0.29!! I also got 2 Gillette body washes for FREE. The normal price is $5.29 a piece. Oral B toothbrushes are on sale for $2.99. I had a $2.00 off manufacturer coupon and a $1.00 off Rite Aid coupon. I got 2 toothbrushes for FREE! I earned $3 off my next purchase with +Up Rewards. On the bottom of my reciept I noticed a survey for $3.00 off your next purchase of $15. All you do is go online, enter a code, and take a quick survey. This took me all of maybe two minutes to earn the $3 off. I think I got some pretty good deals today. I encourage everyone to go to Rite Aid and check out the deals.


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