Walgreens 4 day sale ~ saved 90%

• Bought 1 Revlon nail polish and 1 Goody Hair band
• also bought on Hunts Tomato sauce for filler item (used instore ad coupon making it .34 each)
• Paid with a $5.00 register reward
• final price $.33 plus .38 tax = $.71
• after I paid a $3 register reward printed

WALGREENS TIPS

• Some store have placed limits on coupon deals to read more click here
• To view Walgreens official coupon policy click here
• Can I use a coupon and still have a Register Reward print, click here.
• I always check out at the cosmetics counter, and if anyone comes behind me I let them go first, so I do not hold up the line.
• One thing to remember about Walgreens RR (register reward) is you can not use a “chap stick RR” to pay for another chap stick and have another RR print. BUT you can use a “toothpaste” RR to pay for chap stick and have another RR print.
• Also remember that Walgreens has a coupon item ratio rule, you can only use as many coupons as you have items. They count RR as coupons. So if I was only buying 4 items ( all of which had manufacture coupons which meant my item coupon ratio was already 4 to 4) I wanted to pay with a RR I would need to ad a filler item something cheap like a pencil. This would then make my coupon ration 5 ( 4 manufacturer coupons and 1 register reward) and my item ratio 5. I then could pay with my coupons and RR with no problem. An instore coupon does NOT count as a coupon in this ratio….just as a sale price.
• Also remember that only one RR per product will print per transaction. For example If wanted to buy 3 bottles of Aussie shampoo. In order to have 2 RR print for each one I had to buy them in 3 transactions. My store is happy to let me go thru the line more than once ……but some store will limit you.
• You can not pay for sales tax with a RR