As promised, here is my big score from yesterday on medicine:

Zantac75, 30 count
Zantac150, 8 count
(was free, taped to larger box!)$9.29- $5 manf coup("IP" internet printed)- $3 Publix store coup$1.29Children's Tylenol cold x 2
$5.99
$5.99- $3/2 manf coup(found in newspaper)
-$2 Publix store coup
-$2 Publix store coup$4.98Dove Deodorant x 2
$2.79
$2.79-2.79BOGO store coupon
-$2 manf coup(IP)
-$2 manf coup(IP)(1.21 overage!)Tomato
$1.39-$1 any produce Publix store coup$0.39Total so far =
$5.45-$4 Rite Aid competitor couponBrings total down to $1.45!!Here's the receipt:


Yes, I do love my Publix. They take competitor coupons. And the only reason I bought the Zantac was to get my order total(before coupons) up to $20 so that I could use my Rite Aid $4 off $20 coupon. Pretty strategic, huh?! The best part was when the clerk told me it would be $33.25 before I handed her my coupons. But as you can see, I ended up only having to pay out of pocket $3.06! I hope this has inspired you to get out there and find some deals. My next blog will be compiling all the websites and blogs that I use to find the deals and print my coupons from. I do buy 2 newspapers every week(from a kid on the corner for $1!). But honestly, most of my coupons are printed from the internet.
Ok, that's all for now.
Happy Saving!
3 comments:
My Publix will not take Target, Walgreens or CVS coupons. Only other grocery stores! UGH. They said it was a new corporate policy beginning at the end of August?
So what are you going to do with the Zantec? Do you use it?
Wendy
I'll put it up in the cabinet in case anyone ever needs it. Yeah, that policy really stinks! I am wondering how much longer my Publix will take drugstore coupons too. I had seen a blog on Southern Savers about this very subject the other day. I'll just take advantage of it as long as I can, I suppose!
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