Welcome to another edition of Super Savings Saturday!

This week, Rite Aid was the place to be. With tons of monthly freebies available for March, I was able to stock up on lots of medicine. The weekly deals were good for hair care and toothpaste. Because I had enough points, I was able to get everything pictured for FREE!

I also shopped CVS (struck out completely) and Target (tons of cheap fruit).

Rite Aid:

2 Dove style & care, sale price $3.00. I used a $3.00/2 manufacturer’s coupon and activated $3.00 extra Plenti points for 2 Dove products. Total: $3.00, plus $6.00 Plenti Points!

Rite Aid medicated patch, sale price $5.00. Total: $5.00, plus $5.00 Plenti Points!

Colgate Total, sale price $2.99. I used a $2.00 manufacturer’s coupon. Total: $0.99, plus $2.00 Plenti Points!

Arnicare gel, sale price $10.00. I used a $3.00 manufacturer’s coupon. Total $7.00, plus $10.00 Plenti Points!

Cura-Heat Patches, sale price $5.00. Total: $5.00, plus $5.00 Plenti Points!

CVS:

Every coupon site was raving about free Purina Beneful dog food. (Combining a bogo sale with a bogo coupon.) I stopped in, hoping to get 4 bags, but it was a no-go. The manager told me “CVS is losing too much money” so they pulled every bag off the shelf and refused to issue any rain checks. Crazy, huh?

Target:

Normally, bananas are $0.25 each. For some unknown reason, Target lowered the price. I grabbed 3 bunches, brought them home, and chopped everything for the freezer. Total: $2.40!

How many deals did you find?

Welcome to another edition of Super Savings Saturday!

This week was all about Target. My plans included a lot more stores, however, it never worked out due to having a broken car. I’m just happy I got anything to be honest!

Target:

I separated the deals into 2 transactions—one easy, one complicated. Both worked perfectly!

Transaction #1:

1 banana, regular price $0.25. Free with Checkout 51 rebate. (I repeat this deal almost every single week.)

Kevita Probiotic drink, on sale $2.50. I used a $1.00 manufacturer’s coupon stacked with 35% off cartwheel. Total: $0.63. (Tasted horrible, so maybe a waste of money, but I do like to try new products.)

Transaction #2:

I had a $10.00/$40.00 store coupon that I used for all these items which made for an amazing deal.

1 Boiron Calendula cream, regular price $11.99. I used a $2.00 manufacturer’s coupon stacked with 40% off cartwheel. (Really nice to have on hand for cuts/scrapes.)

1 Organic Valley shake, regular price $13.99. I used a $3.50 manufacturer’s coupon stacked with 35% off cartwheel. (Tastier than the probiotic, but nothing special.)

1 Poise Impressa Bladder kit, sale price $2.99. I used a $2.00 manufacturer’s coupon stacked with 25% off cartwheel.

3 Playtex Sport Liners, regular price $3.99. I used 3 $3.00 manufacturer’s coupons. (Sending these to my sister in Florida.)

Total for everything: $15.53, plus a $10.00 gift card, making each item a steal! The Poise will be donated, everything else will be used and enjoyed.

Did you find any deals?

Welcome to another edition of Super Savings Saturday!

This week was all about beauty and baby supplies. I haven’t shopped all 3 drug store chains plus Target in ages, so it was busy but fruitful, with lots of good deals.

Rite Aid:

2 Vaseline Intensive Care Aloe lotions, sale price $2.99. I used 2 $1.00 manufacturer’s coupons. Total: $1.99 each plus $2.00 Plenti Points.

1 L’Oreal Extraordinary Oil Nourishing shampoo, sale price $3.99. I used a $3.00 manufacturer’s coupon. Total: $0.99!

1 L’Oreal Extraordinary Oil Nourishing conditioner, sale price $3.99. I used a $3.00 manufacturer’s coupon. Total: $0.99!

In addition to these items, I wanted to do the Advil cold medicine deal, but none were left on the shelf. (Good thing I have plenty of cold medicine in my stockpile because we have been sick multiple times this winter.)

CVS:

4 Eucerin Original Healing lotion, sale price $5.50. I used 4 $2.00 manufacturer’s coupons stacked with a $4.00/$20.00 store coupon. Total: $10.00 plus $10.00 ECB’s!

Target:

2 Nuk bottles, on sale $4.75. I used 2 $3.00 manufacturer’s coupons stacked with 2 $1.00 store coupons and 10% off Cartwheel. Total: $0.38 each!

Walgreens:

I haven’t set foot in a Walgreens for many months, but I was willing to stop in after I’d heard online that people were getting free Huggies Wipes and jumbo boxes of Pulls Up for less than $4.00. Naturally, everything was long gone even though it was only 9:00 AM Monday morning. Now I remember why I stopped shopping here! Wags is just too frustrating and a total waste lately…

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Welcome to another edition of Super Savings Saturday!

This week it was all about the drug stores. Because my fridge/freezer and cabinets were full, I didn’t set foot in a single grocery store (rare for me!). Sometimes I get burned out running from store to store, so this was a nice break for me. Of course, now we’re almost entirely out of food and I’ll have to do a mega shop next week, but that’s how it goes, right?

CVS:

3 Hallmark greeting cards, regular price $0.99. I used a $3.00/3 store coupon. Total: Free, plus $2.00 ECB’s.

Colgate toothpaste, on sale $3.00. I used a $2.50 store coupon stacked with a $0.50 manufacturer’s coupon. Total: Free!

2 Crispy M&M’s, on sale $0.99. I used a BOGO coupon. Total: $0.99, plus $0.75 ECB’s. (I thought theses were so gross, but the rest of the family loved them. Go figure!)

Rite Aid:

2 CeraVe soap, regular price $6.99. I used 2 $3.00 manufacturer’s coupons. Total: $7.98, plus $8.00 Plenti Points.

2 Chloraseptic sore throat lozenges, on sale $4.99. I used 2 $1.00 manufacturer’s coupons. Total: $7.98, plus $8.00 Plenti Points.

Notice how the medicine was tagged but the soap isn’t? This is very common that not all sale items are marked, so I always double check by separating my transactions. Sure, some cashiers complain, but it’s my money and I like to make sure I’m only buying what’s actually a deal.

Pet Smart:

4 bags of clearance food, details here. Total: $3.37 each!

How was your shopping? Any freebies?