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Showing posts with label couponing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label couponing. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

$5 off $25 coupon for Walgreens 6/10-6/11


Walgreens has a $5 off $25 coupon that you can print and use today and tomorrow only.


Go here to see how to use this coupon with a few others to get some soap, laundry detergent, and Kellogg's cereal for almost nothing.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Great Special K deal at Target

This week Target has a special offer when you buy any 3 Special K cereals you get a free box of Special K crackers. Which alone is an ok deal, but there is a new coupon that sweetens the deal. You can print this coupon here for a Free box of Special K crackers when you buy 2 Special K products. So in the end you will be able to get 3 boxes of Special K cereal and 2 boxes of Special K crackers.

You will get 3 boxes of Special K cereal and 2 boxes of Special K crackers.
Use 1 B2G1 FREE coupon here
Use 3 $1 coupons from the 6/7 RP insert
Final Price - $4.17 or $.84 for each box
Thanks to Money Saving Mom for the heads up on this great deal.

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Old Chicago $5 off $20 coupon


Since I started couponing, I try to never eat out without a coupon. Old Chicago is one of my favorite pizza places, but I have never found a coupon, so we have not eaten here for awhile. Well, not we can maybe go if we have a special evening in the next month. Go here to print you coupon. This coupon is good until May 24, 2009.

Go here to find a location near you.

Friday, April 17, 2009

Cheap Lotion

Print this coupon to get some cheap lotion at Target or Wal-Mart. I have seen some reports that people are finding some lotions that are priced at $2.99, so $.99 a bottle after the coupon.

Monday, April 6, 2009

Top Deals Around Town: 4/5 - 4/11

Here are some good deals I see around town for this week

Target:
Vitamin Water (20 oz.) $1
use $1 coupon from 4/5 SS insert
Final Price: FREE

Betty Crocker Warm Delights $1/57
Use 2 - $.50 coupon from 4/5 SS insert
and $1/2 target IP here
Final Price: $.57 each (when you buy 2)

Pop Secret Popcorn $1.99
Use $1 Target IP here
Final Price: $.99

Johnson's Safety Swabs $1.38
Use $1 IP here or from 3/1 insert
and $1 target IP here
Final Price: FREE

Aveeno Baby Wash $2.99
Use $2 IP here
Final Price: $.99

Hershey's Bliss Bars $1.99
Use $1 Target IP here
Final Price: $.99

Walmart
Kraft Salad Dressing $1.58
Use $1.50 coupon from 3/29 SS insert
Final Price: $.08

Quaker Tortilla Chips $1.50
Use $1 coupon from 3/29 RP insert
Final Price: $.50

No Nonsense Ultra Sheer Pantyhose $1.00
Use $1 coupon from 3/29 SS insert
Final Price: FREE
Some people are reporting to find $1 coupon inside the package and then they are able to repeat this deal again!

Wheat Thins Artisan Cheese Crackers (8 oz) $2.00
Use 1 - B1G1 coupon from 3/15 SS insert
and 1 - $.50 coupon from 3/15 insert
Final Price: $.50 each when you buy 2

Hormel Chili $1.00
Use $1/2 coupon from 3/15 insert
Final price: $.50 each when you buy 2

Yoplait Yo-Plus Yogurt $1.98
Use $1.50 IP coupon here
Final price: $.48 each

Ken's Salad Dressing $1.78
Use $2 coupon from 3/8 SS insert
Final price: FREE

Mentos Gum $1.20
Use $1 coupon from 3/1 SS insert
Final Price: $.20

Dora & Diego Band-aids (10 pk) $1.18
Use $1 coupon from 3/15 RP insert
Final Price: $.18

Walgreens

Walgreens Diapers $4.50
Use $2 coupon from the Pharmacy booklet (you have to ask about the Walgreens program to get the booklet, but you can use the coupons over and over)
Final Price: $2.50

Colgate Total Advance Toothpaste: $3.45
Use $1 coupon from 3/29 SS insert
Final Price: $2.45 (get $3.45 Register Reward) Total FREE +$1 overage

Oust Air Sanitizers: $2.99
Use $2 coupon from 3/29 SS insert
Final Price: $.99 (get $1 Register Reward) Total FREE

Visine Eye Drops: $3.99
Use 2-$3 coupons from 3/15 RP insert
Final Price: $1.98 (get $3 Register Reward) Total FREE +$1 overage

Edge Infused Energy Shave Gel: $3.59
Final Price: $3.59 (get $3.59 Register Reward) Total FREE

Skintimate Shave Gel: $2.99
Final Price: $2.99 (get $2.99 Register Reward) Total FREE

Betty Crocker Frosting: $1.50
Use 2 - $.50 from 4/5 SS insert
Final Price: $2 for two (get $1 Register Reward) Total $1 for two

Glade Lasting Impressions Kit: $5.99
Use $4 coupon from 3/29 SS insert
Final Price: $1.99 (Get $2 in Easy Saver Rebate) Total FREE

Reach Ultra Clean Toothbrush or Floss: $2.50
Use 2 - $1 coupon from 2/8 RP insert
Final Price: $3.00 (get $2.50 Register Reward) Total $.50 for two

There are tons of Register Reward deals this week, so you should be able to roll Your register rewards to spend a small amount out of pocket. Just make sure you are not using a register reward to buy the same deal or you will not get a new one to print out.

Let me know what other deals you have found around town!

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Free Facial Cleanser at Bath & Body Works

Print this coupon and take it to Bath & Body works for $10 off any Patricia Wexler M.D. Dermatology product. It looks like the universal anti-aging cleanser, dual action foaming cleanser, and acnescription exfoliating acne cleanser are all on sale for $10, with your coupon you could get one of these for free!

Thanks Momsbyheart for this great offer.

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Amazing Super Target Deals

Target is one store I shop only when there are great deals. Well, this week is proving to have some great deals. Did you know that Target has printable coupons on their website? These are great, because when there is a really good coupon, there is no limit to how many you can print. I always just say, don't clear the shelf make sure you leave a good deal for the next person also.

Anyway, this week you can get meat and canned soup at amazing prices. I have not made it out to Target yet, but will let you know when I do.

The Sutton & Dodge Round Steak and Roast are on sale for at most Targets for $2.49/lb. and there is a $2 off coupon that you can print. If you can find a small package that will be some super cheap steak.

Market Pantry Soups are reported to be on sale for $0.54 a can and there is a $0.50/2 cans coupon that you can print making them $0.29 per can. I have seen that cream of mushroom and cream of chicken are included in this sale.

Finally, if you get small bunches of cauliflower or broccoli there is a $1 off fresh vegetables coupon to score some cheap veggies.

Let me know what great deals you find on your trip to Target.

Thanks to Money Saving Mom for highlighting all these great deals.

Saturday, February 28, 2009

Diaper Deals


There are a few high value Huggies coupons in the coupon bar on the left side. There is a $5 off Huggies Gentle Care and $3 off Huggies Natural Fit. Print these coupons now because they will not be available for long. Then, you will want to keep them to use next week at Walgreens. Their sale from March 8-14 has a register reward deal on Huggies. The diapers are on sale for $10 (not a good price at all!) and when you purchase $25 worth you will get a $10 register reward back. This means you buy $25 worth and use coupons to bring the price you pay less than $25 and then you will get a printed register reward for $10. Make sure you print your coupons right away!

Thursday, February 26, 2009

Where to Get Coupons

I mentioned in my earlier post that you need to start gathering coupons and get coupons from many different sources to really maximize your savings. Here is a list of where to start getting coupons from.

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The Sunday Newspaper: There are three types of ad sources in the Sunday Newspapers; Procter and Gamble (comes out the first Sunday of the month), Smart Source, and Red Plum. It is important to know that there are usually no coupons on holiday weekends. I get one paper delivered and when there are good coupons I will buy anywhere from one to five more papers to help maximize my coupons. I also like to go get a coffee on Sunday and will gather all the coupon ads I see laying around. I have also learned that not all papers carry the same coupons. For me I get better coupons (higher value and larger quantity) if I get the Denver Post over the Loveland Reporter Harold. You can also ask friends to give you their inserts, many people just throw them away.
Printable Coupons: These are available all over the Internet, but a few good sources are coupons.com and smartsource.com. You can often find printable coupons directly on the manufacturers’ website as well. As I find good printable coupons I will let you know.
By Mail Coupons: On the Internet there are often places to sign up to have a company mail you samples of their product or coupons. If you have not signed up for vocal points, you must sign up now. Once you sign up you will continue to get samples and coupons mailed regularly to you. These are usually great coupons.
Blinkies: These are the coupons you can find in your stores. Many stores will have little pull boxes with coupons on the isle next to that product. When you see them for a product your family will use, grab a few and add it to your stash. One time I found a 75 cent off coupon for Kraft cheese (which at my store will get doubled to $1) and the Kraft cheese was already on sale for $2 along with being part of a larger sale where if you buy 10 of the participating items you get $5 off your purchase. So, I bought 10 bags of cheese, used 10 manufactures coupons (all from the pull box) and then got $5 off my purchase. I ended up paying $5 for 10 bags of Kraft shredded cheese. That is maximizing your coupons with the store sales.

Catalinas: These are the coupons that print out of a machine near the register. Both King Soopers and Safeway print these. Walgreen's also has this type of coupon. You can often find these laying in carts because many people don't care about the coupons, if you see them grab them and check them out. I have had Catalina coupons for free products several times from the grocery stores.

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Understanding Coupons

Now that you have the basics you need to understand coupons and how they work… this is what I never knew and was not able to maximize my coupon usage until I learned these things

There are different types of coupons

  • Manufactures coupons – this is the majority of your coupons you will receive. These are coupons that a manufacturer puts out to get you to try their product and when you use one the store is refunded this money, plus a few cents for shipping from the manufacturer.
  • Store coupons – these are coupons put out by a store to get you to come in and hopefully use your coupon, but then buy more while there.

You can use more than one coupon

  • When purchasing an item you can use both a manufactures coupon and a store coupon for the same item you are buying.
  • Most coupons say one coupon per purchase this means one coupon per item you are buying. This means if toilet paper is priced at $1 and you have 5 coupons for $1 off for that type and size of toilet paper you can buy 5 packages of toilet paper and use all 5 coupons to get 5 packages of toilet paper free.


Now you know the basics to couponing and can start looking into your local stores and start looking around to see what coupons you can find. One point you have to learn to accept and be ok with in order to maximize your savings is you many no longer be brand specific on items. For us we have a few things that we still only like one brand and we have accepted that those are things I do not budge on, but for most items we have learned to try new brands. Sometimes this means buying brands I would have never bought before because I always thought they were “too expensive” and sometimes it just means trying something that is not what we have always used. Happy shopping!