Anyway, then there is a $3 off $15 coupon, that you can also use. If you also sign up for the Single Check Rebate program through Rite Aid, there is a $1 SCR (#53) for Huggies (but the limit is only 1).
So if you add it up:
$8.99-$3 Q- $2 RA VV Q- $1 SCR
$8.99-$3 Q-$2 RA VV Q
-$3/$15 printable
=$3.98 for 2 jumbo packs of Huggies
Desitin is also on sale as are wipes (I've been making wipes, lately, but I will buy these, since it is a good deal). I plan on doing a slightly different scenerio:
2 jumbo packs Huggies ($6.98 after the Qs and SCR)
1 Desitin ($2.99- $1 in ad Q- $1 printable= $.99)
-$5/$20 (you earn this coupon on the Video Values website after watching 20 videos)
=$2.97
and then:
2 jumbo packs Huggies ($7.98 after Qs)
2 wipes ($5- (2) $.75 printables-$1 SCR (#54) = $2.50)
1 Desitin ($2.99- $1 in ad Q- $1 printable= $.99)
-$5/$25 printable
=$6.47
So in the end, for less than $10, 4 jumbo packs of Huggies, 2 containers of wipes and 2 Desitin. :o)
I actually don't think the Rite Aid coupon you receive after watching the video can be stacked with the $3 coupon as the $2 video coup says it is a manufacturer coupon and redemption is by the manufacturer. Did you have success with using both? Even if you can't use the $2 off, it's still a good deal using the $3.00 off and the $1.00 SCR and the $5 off $20.
ReplyDeleteYep, worked just fine! Even though it says Manufacturer's Coupon, if the barcode starts with RC, they should allow you to stack it with a MFQ. If they don't let you, they are wrong. Rite Aid is good for making up rules pn the coupon usage. Hope they allow you to use both if you try it!
ReplyDeleteWorked for me too! Thanks so much, I am really loving your blog!!
ReplyDelete