It is good week at Walgreens! I have posted every RR deal in this week’s Walgreens ad but if you see any other deals or unadvertised RR deals, please leave a comment on this post so that everyone can take advantage of the deals. You can email them to me but I may not have a chance to post each and every deal – so posting them here would be better.
**Also – make sure you click the link at the bottom of this post that says “Display All Matchups” so that you don’t miss out on any of the deals below!
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My name is Liza and I began my money-saving journey in the Spring of 2009 as a way to stretch a limited household income. I had lost my job and my hubby was self-employed. I launched Addicted to Saving in November of 2009 and it has grown by leaps and bounds. Since then, my hubby and I have struggled with the ups and downs of two failed adoptions and are now LOVING being parents to our little man Asher who we brought home from Ethiopia in August of 2013. I feel incredibly blessed to be able to help you save money. My goal is that you will have FUN and become empowered to save more and more money each week..
Do you think we can use the 0.55/2 egg coupon at walgreens?
Hi Natalie! Yes – you should be able to use it on two one-dozen cartons of eggs wherever manufacturer coupons are accepted 🙂
I’m confused……Is the Kellogg’s RR deal $2 wyb 2 or $4 wyb 4?? I have seen it on other websites as RR $2 wyb putting the final price @ $1 instead of .50 each like you are stating. Please shine some light on me!! 😉
Lynette – I actually say your comment this morning (Monday a.m.) and I updated the post. The deal is actually $2 wyb 2. In fact, you may have noticed, I updated the printable list above to show the correct RRs. Thank you so much for pointing that out!
i used the .55/2 egg coupon on two eggs, awesome deal… $1.45 for two cartons : ) the kellogg’s deal was so exciting til i realized too you can’t use the $4/4, o well.. i was able to flip my rrs with toothpastes on the cereal : )
I have a question. This is my first time to buy from Walgreens with their RR. I bought 2 Colgate toothpastes, used 2 MQs and paid $3.85. I received $3 RR. I then bought 6 bottles of Garnier conditioners. It says that I can get $5 RR for $15 worth of Garnier products. The 6 Garnier conditioners totals to $15 before coupons. I used 4 MQs ($3.50) and the $3 RR from Colgate, total OOP is $9.55. I did not get the $5 RR. When I asked about it, the cashier told me that my net should be $15 or more to get the RR. I went back this morning and talked to the manager, he asked me if I used RR with the transaction, I said yes as shown on the receipt. He said that’s why you did not get the RR and your total OOP should be $15 or more. Am I missing something? Aren’t they going to be reimbursed for the MQs?
Hi Gilbert! What your manager said makes no sense – the $15.00 in Garnier products should be before you used coupons. Just like you did. The one area that Walgreens gets tricky is that they only let us use one manufacturer coupon OR RR per item. (They consider Register Rewards a manufacturer coupon.) That said, you bought 6 bottles and used only four MQs and one RR so that doesn’t make sense. I find Walgreens to be a very tricky store to shop at. In fact, I don’t shop there unless the deal is amazing. Many times cashiers and managers are not aware of their own coupon policies.
Hi Liza, Thanks for the explanation. I thought I was right too that’s why I went back the next day. He said that these were setup by the manufacturers and they have no control over it. Basically saying if the RR did not print, you don’t get it and we cannot produce one for you.
Well, like you said, this will probably be my first and last time to go to Walgreens and use their RR because they don’t understand their coupon policies. I wonder if I should call their head office and ask for my RR.
I don’t think Liza comes back to this page after posting it!!! ;(
Sorry Lynette! I will answer the questions now. I do try my best to answer everything (emphasis on “try). 🙂