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Walgreens Deals of the Week: 6/29/14 – 7/5/14

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Walgreens PhotoHere are your Walgreens coupon matchups and weekly deals for Chicago and the rest of the USA…

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My deals writeups reference “IVC” coupons. These are found in the monthly Instant Value Coupon books found at the front of the Walgreens store on the flyer racks.

Top deals:
FREE + moneymaker Starbucks Refreshers or iced coffee, FREE Country Time lemonade canisters or Crystal Light, FREE Gum 2-pack toothbrushes, possible FREE Wet & Wild makeup, .44 Trident and Stride gum, .49 Pure Silk shave cream, .67 Scope, .72 Barilla blue box pasta, .99 Revlon nail color, $1 Bisquick and Betty Crocker baking supplies, $1.66 Kellogg’s cereal, $2 Planter’s peanuts, $2.50 Revlon Colorsilk haircolor, $2.99 Off insect repellent

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You can also continue to load Coupons.com ecoupons to your Balance Rewards card too via Walgreens’ website, but you will only get one load (one use) per manufacturer ecoupon. Print them, and you’ll get two…

Walgreens Balance Rewards Deals

*Eligible purchases include any items in the following categories: cosmetics, beauty, skincare, oral care, hair care, grooming, bath, acne, fragrance, implements, travel/trial. Once activated, offer valid thru 8/30/14

 

Checkout 51 has offers that overlap this deal (through 7/2!)

– .50 off Scrubbing Bubbles® Bathroom
– .50 off Shout, any variety

Buy two — one of each. Pay $6 and get 1000 Balance Rewards points ($1.) Then, submit your receipt to Checkout 51 for another $1 back. That’s $4 for two, or $2 each.

Walgreens Register Rewards Deals

You cannot use Register Rewards to pay for items made by the same manufacturer. This will prevent the next set of Register Rewards from printing.
Example: I have a $1 Register Reward that I received buying Colgate. If I use it to buy more Colgate, the register will not generate another reward, as the first Colgate reward prevents it from printing. Now, if I used a Crest Reward to buy Colgate, the Colgate Reward would print. I could then use that to buy Crest, and so on.

You can receive multiple Register Rewards in the same transaction, provided they are separate offers. I can buy a box of cereal that generates a Register Reward, a tube of toothpaste that generates a Register Reward, and a bottle of shampoo that generates a Register Reward — all in the same transaction — as long as they are different offers in the same ad.

– $1 off Starbucks Refreshers
– $1 off Starbucks iced coffee

Pay nothing but tax and get $1 back! What’s better than free drinks? Moneymaker drinks!

Remember, you can only buy ONE of these per transaction.

For a Scope deal, buy three. Use three of the following:
– $1 off Scope –  5/11 PG (exp. 6/30!)
– $1 off Scope Dual Blast – printable
– $1 off Scope Outlast – printable

With three coupons, pay $6 and get $4 back. That’s $2 for three, or about .67 each!

For Crest toothpaste:
– $2 off 3 – 6/1 PG (exp. 6/30!)
– .50 off – printable
– $1 off 2 – 6/1 PG (exp. 6/30!)

For Oral B toothbrushes:
– $1.50 off 2 – printable
– .50 off – printable
– .50 off 2 – 5/18 RP1 (exp. 6/30!)

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Comments

  1. You can spend Register Rewards to get Register Rewards, right? As long as they are not from the same brand name?

  2. I was able to print 2 of each of the Starbucks coupons this morning from my house computer. I just tried printing from my laptop and I keep getting that the coupon program has ended. Does that mean that I can’t print from my laptop or my iPad or that the manufacturer has reached the limit on how many coupons available??

    Is an ip address attached to each computer or to the internet connection to the house? I’m so confused on all that stuff.

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