Here are the best deals at Walgreens this upcoming week. The Walgreens ad runs Sunday-Saturday in the Pacific Northwest. Find the full list of this week’s Walgreens deals, including a printable list feature, here.
Colgate 360 Clean Toothbrush or 4 oz Toothpaste on sale $3
Buy 3, Get $3 RR
Buy 3
Use (3) $.75/1 coupons
Pay $6.75, Get $3 RR
$1.25 each after coupons and RR
Crest Pro-Health Mouthwash (16.9 oz) on sale $3.33
Buy 3, Get $5 RR
Buy 3
Use (3) $1.50/1 coupons from 12/13 RP insert
Pay $5.49, Get $5 RR
$.17 each after coupons and RR
Crest Pro-Health Toothpaste (4 – 6 oz) on sale $3.33
Buy 1, Get $1 Checkout51 Rebate
Buy 3, Get $5 RR
Buy 3
Use (3) $.75/1 coupons or here
Pay $6.99, Get $5 RR
$.67 each after coupons and RR
Oral-B Glide Floss (38.2 – 54.6 yds) on sale $3.33
Buy 3, Get $5 RR
Buy 3
Pay $9.99, Get $5 RR
$1.66 each after coupons and RR
Keebler Cookies (11.3 – 12 oz) on sale $2
Buy 2, Get $1 Checkout51 Rebate
Buy 2
Use (2) $1/1 coupons
Pay $2, Get $1 Checkout51 Rebate
$.50 each after coupons and rebate
Sunshine Cheez-It (7 oz) on sale $2
Buy 2, Get $1 Checkout51 Rebate
Buy 2
Use (2) $1/1 coupons
Pay $2, Get $1 Checkout51 Rebate
$.50 each after coupons and rebate
Tide Liquid Laundry Detergent (24 or 32 ld) on sale $4.99
Use $2/1 coupon from 12/27 P&G insert
$2.99 after coupon
Revlon ColorSilk or Luminista Hair Color on sale $3
Use $2/1 coupon from 12/13 SS insert
$1 after coupon
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Orbit gum is on sale thru Sat for 69 cts. There were $.50/1 printables at coupons dot com a couple days ago, but I don’t see them today.
No Crest Pro-Health $1.50/1 cpn in my 12-13 Oregonian RP, and not even listed in the coupon database. There is a $2/3 Crest cpn in the 12-27 P&G circular that may be used on the rinses. I found a $1.50/1 cpn on coupons dot com site on “Advanced Pro-Health” which may or may not be part of the sale price. You’d need two computers to print > 2.
Also a $1/1 Pro-Health rinse cpn at coupons dot com site which definitely matches up with the sale items.
Don’t waste your time trying to do the Tide deal at Sherwood Walgreen’s. I tried to use 2 MC on 2 bottles of Tide, she rudely told me “One coupon per purchase”, as it says on coupon . I explained that means one coupon per one bottle. With only one customer behind me in line, she said “my line is backed up” you need to take this purchase to Cosmetics. I grabbed coupons back from her and said “No Thank You” and walked out of store. I used them at Fred Meyers to do my deal with no problem. In the meantime I filed a complaint on Walgreen’s website informing they need to educate their rude employees on coupon etiquette!
Rite Aid has the best deal this week on Tide.
Does anyone know what happened to Rite Aid match ups?
The language really should state “one coupon per required number of items” and not per purchase. Still, it’d been close to 4 decades since I encountered your problem at checkout. Until last week, when a cashier pulled the same trick on me. I firmly told her it means one coupon per item, so she acquiesced and scanned it.
A lot of times, right after that verbage, there is the statement where it limits the number of coupons that can be used per shopping trip or per day. When that happens to me, I usually nicely suggest some good “coupon education” sites available that cashiers should view.
The Pro Health Products have a .50 rebate on both the mouthwash and toothpaste, also Savings Star has a $5 rebate if $20 is spent on those products.