So, I finally did a drugstore run on a Sunday. :) Yay me! The reason was that I needed a newspaper, but by the time I got there, they were all out. :( Oh well, I got one at Kroger instead!
I was trying to keep my OOP low, so I didn't get all the deals I wanted, but I will show an explanation of what I didn't get afterwards in case anyone would like to get those deals. :)
2 Tom's toothpaste $4 - $1 (peelie found at Sprouts) = $3, get $2 EB wyb 2, makes them $2 each after EB
They had a cart full of Easter clearance 90% off. Andy loves Peeps and there was one left, so I got it for $.09!
Physician's Formula bronzer - All Physician's Formula cosmetics will print a $7 EB after buying them. I love this cosmetic line because it is all-natural and very safe. I got the bronzer for $8.49, used $1 coupon and paid $7.49 and got $7 EB back! Score. :)
2 Children's Advil 1 oz. $2.49 - $1.50 = $.99 each
1 Kotex U liner $1.57 - $2 (CVS coupon printed from cvs.com) = $.43 MM!
1 Birthday card for Andy $6.95
I had a $5/$30 coupon loaded to my card, and used $14 EB.
Paid $10.33 after tax and saved $29.88, $21 of which were paper coupons.
I spent $5 on 2 newspapers at Kroger later that day.
Total saved this year with paper coupons: $833.26
This number is not reflective of savings as a result of sales, e-coupons, or
gift cards.
Total spent this year to get coupons (printer ink, paper, and newspapers): $109.78
Here are some of the other deals I will get later in the week:
Oral B manual toothbrush $2.87 - $1 (April P&G) = $1.87, get $1 EB back
There is also a great deal on first-aid products. Spent $10 on select products (check the ad for specifics) and get $3 EB plus a first aid kit. I know that it includes Benadryl topical, Band-aid, neosporin, etc. This also matches up with a great rebate that Johnson & Johnson are putting out at http://healthyessentials.com/printable-coupons/ (click the one that says $26.99). You must buy 2 band-aid products and one neosporin product to qualify for the rebate. They will send you a first aid kit, $5 check, and $17 worth of coupons. There are $.75/2 Bandaids on the same website, and $2 off Neosporin website. Prices vary by store, but this is a great deal if you need to set up a first aid kit.
In conclusion, if you buy 2 Bandaids and 1 Neosporin at CVS this week and use the coupons, you will get $3 EB back, a First Aid kit (you have to "buy" the first aid kit and then it will take off the total at register. Don't bring the bandaids and Neosporing to the register thinking they will give you a first aid kit there), then submit the rebate to get $5, another first aid kit, and $17 in coupons. Either way you look at it, it's a great deal!
That's all for this week, folks! I don't include products that my family won't use because they contain sodium lauryl sulphate, artificial fragrances and dyes, etc. For a full list of the deals this week if your family will use these products, please visit Thekrazycouponlady.com.
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