66 packs of diapers and pull-ups… for $7.92. (Total!) I’m really hoping to never have to buy diapers or pull-ups again for either this big boy or his little brother.
So I bought a few diapers yesterday…
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marney says
It works in California too! Thanks! Now I need to teach my daughter (the mom of the kid that will wear the diapers) how to do this.
chicaloca481 says
I’m new to the site. How can I take advantage of this great deal?
Coupon Maven says
Unfortunately this one is done – it ran for 2 weeks this month at Walgreens and ended this past weekend. I can tell you how it worked though, in case a similar deal arises again.
Walgreens had Jumbo packs of diapers and training pants on sale for $5.99. The Walgreens EasySaver booklet had a coupon for $2.50 off each pack, and the Walgreens pharmacy coupon booklet had a coupon for $2.00 off each pack. Because Walgreens will stack 2 of their their own coupons together, as long as they’re both valid (not expired) and are different, you would get $4.50 off each pack of $5.99 diapers.
And, when you bought 3 packs at a time, a Register Reward (like a gift certificate to Walgreens that prints on a Catalina coupon at the register) for $5.00 off your next purchase printed. These are just like cash and can be used to buy anything at Walgreens — so basically, you were paying just the tax for these diapers, which in my area was 12 cents per pack. It was an incredibly good deal.