Walgreens Best Deals for the Week of 5/24/2020

Lays & Doritos Chips 2/$4

Natures Bounty Vitamins & Osteo Bi-Flex Vitamins BOGO

Nature Made Vitamins BOGO

Crest or Oral-B (Select Varieties) $2.99 and you get a $2 Register Rewards (through your rewards card) you can use it on your next purchase which basically makes it .99

Note you could buy the Crest or Oral -B first and then do a separate transaction with other things and use your $2 register rewards on that purchase.

1 Gallon Arizona Tea $1.99

Quaker Cereal 13oz (Select Varieties) 2/$3

Tide. Downy, Unstopables & bounce (select sizes) $4.99 each; buy 3 get 1 free

Snuggle & All (Select Sizes) $6.99 - $2.00 eCoupon = $4.99

Nabisco Cookies $2.99 - $1 eCoupon = $1.99

Pringles 4/$5 - $1.00 eCoupon = 4/$4

Bud Light 18 pack $12.99 with a $5 mail in rebate so it's like getting it for $7.99

Here is my scenario if I was to do the shopping on these deals, keep in mind they have everything I want. Your shopping trip may not be the same.

My trip would be:

First transaction the crest or oral b I will pay $2.99 and then I will get a coupon for $2 for my next transaction.

So then (right after that transaction) I would buy Doritos for 2/$4, I buy a certain vitamin they are $14.99; the vitamins are on sale bogo so I will get 2 bottles for $14.99, Quaker Cereal 2/$3, pringles 4/$4 and lastly the bud light which is $12.99 (before mail in rebate) So my total will be $38.98 use your $2 reward card and it comes down too $36.98 mail in your $5 rebate and now your grand total is $31.98

*Note, you can only use an eCoupon once*

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