Understanding How the Drug Stores Work – Rite-Aid coupon

I’ve shared a lot in the past about how anyone can stock pile deodorant, toothpaste, aspirin etc and never have to pay for these items again. Once you understand  how the Drug Store programs (CVS, Rite-Aid, Walgreens) work, they offer valuable coupons/discounts and free to nearly free items weekly.

Rite Aid is offering a $5/off $25 coupon when you sign up for their Rite Aid Wellness Card. This card gives you discounts, coupons and savings just by using it when shopping. (Coupon will go fast.)

If you shop any of the drug stores, you should NEVER shop without using your card. You are throwing money away, so take advantage of signing up for this at the comfort of your own computer (and printer for that coupon.;))

Early in my blog I did some posts on understanding how the Drug Store game at CVS works. I’ve learned a lot since then, and some of the couponing policies have changed (such as the BOGO free),  but the basics of the vlog are still the same. These principles translate to all the drugstores, they all just use varying lingo and store jargon.

Please note that I follow and abide by all the couponing practices that they detail. I only use one card per household, and am frustrated by abuse of the different systems, but that’s another story.

Sobe Lifewater – Buy 1 Get 1 Free
Use the Buy 1 Get 1 Free printable coupon HERE
Final Price: 2 for FREE!

GE  Lightbulbs – 2 for $6
Use (2) $1/1 coupons from the 4/18 SS or April All You Magazine
Pay: $4
Submit for a $2 Single Check Rebate
Final Price: $1 each!

Visine – $5.99
Use $2/1 in-store coupon
Stack with $2/1 coupon from the 3/14 RedPlum insert (because one if a manufacturer and the other is an in-ad coupon)
$1.99 after coupon