Showing posts with label coupons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coupons. Show all posts

Monday, March 29, 2010

Free dog food, Free Snuggle, Free Stayfree

If you bought papers yesterday, there are a couple of coupons in the paper that will get you free dog food, free Snuggle, and free Stayfree pads. I've done all three now, the dog food and Snuggle at Family Dollar, the Stayfree at CVS.

In the 3/28 Red Plum:
*$3.00 off 1 Snuggle fabric softener - these are priced at Dollar General at $3, so free after coupon. They are also $3.00 at Family Dollar.
*$2.00 off 1 Stayfree Pad - CVS has a March monthly deal, buy 1 at $3.69, get $2 EB. I scanned my card, and a $4 off 2 Stayfree products printed out, but even without the CVS coupon deal scenario goes:
Buy 1 at $3.69, use $2.00 coupon, pay $1.69, get $2EB
Buy another at $3.69, use $2.00 coupon, find something else worth about $.40 making your total around $2.00, pay with $2 EB from previous transaction, get $2EB back.
The limit is three, so if you have three coupons, you can do it again, paying $1.69 for 3 packages with $2 EB still left.

In the 3/28 Smart Source (with the Steak and Shake on the front):
*$3/5 Mighty Dog 5.5oz can dog food - These may be around $.57 at Walmart, so buy 5 for $2.85, use $3 coupon, get all 5 free. I don't know if you will pay tax, but even if you have to pay the tax, it's only about $.09 for all 5!
* You can also use this coupon at Family Dollar - they are 5/$3, so you get all 5 cans free.
* There is also a free can coupon on the same page, so 6 free cans of dog food for each paper you bought!

Friday, March 26, 2010

$2/1 Renu Contact Solution


There is a new $2/1 coupon for Renu contact solution here. The travel size bottles are $1.48 at Walmart, $2.50 at Target - so you can get these pretty cheap to free at places. Remember to hit the back button a couple of times to print two.

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Smucker's Uncrustable coupon $1/1


Smucker's has a new link to print a coupon for $1/1 box of Smucker's Uncrustable sandwhiches. Go here, fill in the information, and it will let you print the coupon. Remember to hit the back button a couple of times, and it will print another coupon, for a total of 2. I don't know Walmart's price on these, but the last time I was at Target each box was $2.04, so $1.04 after coupon. There are 4 in each box.

We grab these when we are going into Waco or somewhere longer. You keep them frozen, but as we travel they defrost and make for good snacks when we're running around town.