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Walgreens & Rite Aid Ad 9/12-9/18



I have posted what I think are the best deals of the week, 

make sure you check the full ad and keep in 

mind this is regional.


Walgreens:

Various cosmetics & nail accessories

Buy 2 get the 3rd free


12 packs Dr Pepper & Pepsi

3/$9.99


General Mills cereal

$1.88

$1/2 online coupon

= 2/$2.76


Arm & Hammer Laundry

(select varieties)

Buy 1 get 2 free


Select Varieties of Vitamins and Supplements

BOGO


Garnier Whole Blends

(select varieties)

2/$7

-$3/2 eCoupon

=2/$4


Garnier Fructis

(select varieties)

2/$7

-$3/2 eCoupon

= 2/$4


Body Armor 16oz

3/$3.50


Various Halloween Decorations & More 

(including NBC)

Starting at $1.99-$19.99


Pantene

(select varieties)

3/$12

- $3/3 eCoupon

= 3/$9


Nutrisse Hair Dye

(select varieties)

$7.99

-$2 eCoupon

=$5.99


Garnier Skin Care

(select varieties)

Buy 1 get 1 50% off +

$3/2 online coupon


I want to note there are more body care sales, most

 are buy 1 get 1 50% off with some online & eCoupons

 if you want to check them out. The prices seem high

 to me but they might be a better deal than I realize.


Rite Aid:

Nature's Bounty Vitamins & Supplements

(select varieties)

BOGO


Axe, Dove, Degree, Suave or Vaseline Men's Care

(select varieties)

Buy 2 get 1 free

- $2 sunday paper coupon


Colgate

(select varieties)

$3.50

-$3 ad coupon

- .50 Sunday paper coupon

=FREE


Tide & Gain

(select varieties)

$4.94

-$2 eCoupon

=$2.94

-$1 Bonus Cash

=$1.94


Art Naturals Essential Oil Diffusers & Oils

(I love this brand)!!! (Select varieties)

BOGO


Loreal Elvive

2/$8

-$3/2 Sunday paper coupon

=2/$5


*I want to note they too have some other sales that 

are worth looking at, depending on what you like 

there may be something else for you to check out.


 

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