I scored some free Crest Whitestrips tonight at Rite Aid! Here’s how:
Crest Premium Whitestrips (14 ct.), $29.99
Use $5 off $25 coupon here (regional) or here (exp. 12/19)
Use $15 in-ad coupon in the yellow flyer (Available at the front of the store.)
Use $5/1 from PG 11/29
Pay $4.99 OOP
Submit for the Gift of Savings program and receive $5 back since your price before coupons was over $25.
Final price: FREE!
Note: There is a chance that some Rite Aid’s will not allow you to use the $5 off $25 (or $5 off $20) with the in-ad coupon. Be sure to give them the $5 off $25 coupon first. Even if they will not allow you to use it, you are only paying $5 for them. Still a great deal!
Glad you were able to get such a great deal! Unfortunately, Southern Calif did not get the in-ad $15 coupon. However, I did find 5 Prell Shampoo and made a $5.05 profit…so I am very happy about that.
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What is the yellow flyer??? Is it an ad? Or a page of coupons???? I am not sure what I am looking for!
Also… I noticed that if you get the 40 count you can get a SCR… What do you think? I don’t know how much the 40 count cost….
Natalie
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kaleyehret Reply:
December 14th, 2009 at 9:19 pm
Natalie,
The yellow flyer is an extra set of Rite Aid coupons that should have come with your ad in the newspaper this week. You can also get it at the front of the store. I am not sure how much the 40 ct. Whitestrips are, but I am sure that this deal is better–it’s hard to beat free! Plus if you have enough coupons, you can do this deal multiple times, but you can usually only do SCR deals once.
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I don’t understand “Use $5/1 from PG 11/29″
What is PG? And where can I get it?
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kaleyehret Reply:
December 15th, 2009 at 7:52 am
Mary,
PG stands for Procter & Gamble insert. If you save your Sunday papers, there is a $5 off 1 Crest Whitestrips coupon in the 11/29 Procter & Gamble insert. Even if you don’t have this coupon, you can still get the Crest Whitestrips for only $5, which is a great deal.
You can check out my Coupons 101 section to find out more about couponing abbreviations.
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