- Make sure you know Rite Aid’s coupon policy and here’s a refresher on Coupon Lingo!
- Go here to check out this month’s Video Values at Rite Aid.
- Here is where you can find all of Rite Aids Rebates for this month.
- Make sure you’re signed up for the “wellness+” rewards program
- If you are not familiar with +UP rewards. These are like “store cash”, they print out on the bottom of the receipt when you purchase certain products with your wellness card.
- Learn all the secrets of saving loads of money by couponing on our 90-minute DVD! Use coupon code ‘MEL’ and save 50% on the DVD!
Key:
★– means the price is better than generic/wholesale/mass store prices!
★– means this is when we stock up!!!
If we don’t star an item but it’s listed here, that means it is still a better deal than you would get at a superstore on any given day.
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My dove hair care coupon is for .25/1. Is the $1/1 regional?
Mine is $0.25/1 also… bummer.
I also only received the .25/1 on the dove hair care.
Dove .25/1 is the only one I found as well.
I just got back from RiteAid. I bought 2 Got2Be Oil-licious hair products, they were BOGO, used $2/2 VV coupon, and I got 2 $4 up rewards! I also bought the Thermacare wrap which is free using the in-ad $3/1 coupon, but at the register after they rang it up, a $2 Cat printed that the cashier applied to my purchase. That was a $2 moneymaker! Great deals this week.
FAB!!
Can you use the $1/1 Any Crest or Oral-B Complete or Pro-Health Oral Care Product coupon from the Oral Health coupon booklet along with the $0.50/1 Crest toothpaste coupon from the October P&G and make it a $0.50 money maker?
Yes!!
I’m going to try a Rite Aid shopping trip for the first time ever, this week. I have a question about the Herbal Essence though; doesn’t the buy one get one free coupon automatically take off $6.99? So wouldn’t that make them free plus a $.99 moneymaker?
No. The coupon is worth the price of one product, in this case $3. The $6.99 is the maximum amount that the manufacturer will reimburse a store, but the actual price of the item is what should come off your purchase. Clear as mud?