Walgreens Deals of the Week: 9/12-9/18

Here are some of the great deals at Wags this week. 

Impruv Lotion (6.8 oz.)- $4.99
Get $4 RRs
$2/1 Impruv Dry Skin Care Solution printable
Final price= FREE + $1.01 MM

Select Dental Care- $2.99-
-Colgate Total Advanced or Enamel Strength Toothpaste (4 oz.)
-MaxFresh or MaxWhite Toothbrush
Get $2 RRs
$1/1 Colgate Toothpaste, (SS 8/29/10)
$1/1 Colgate Select Colgate Toothpaste, (SS 9/12/10)
$0.40/1 Colgate Manual Toothbrush, (SS 08/29/10)
Final price: As low as FREE

TRUEresult Blood Glucose Monitor- $12.99Get $3 RRs
Get $12.99 MIR (located on the box)
Final Price: FREE +$3 MM!

Alaway Eye Itch Relief (.34 oz.)- $12.99
Get $3 RRs

$4/1 Alaway Antihistamine Eye Drops printable
$4/1 Bausch & Lomb Alaway Eye Drops, (SS 09/12/10)
$4/1 Alaway Antihistamine Eye Drops, (SS 08/08/10)
Final price:$5.99 ea

Herbal Essence or Aussie Hair Care (6-14 oz.)- $2.99
Get $1 RR

$1/1 Herbal Essences, (SS 09/12/10)
$1/1 Aussie Product, (SS 09/12/10)
Final price:$0.99 ea.

Select Kellogg's Cereal (8.7-15 oz.)- $1.99
$1/2 Kellogg's Cereal printable
$1.50/2 Kellogg's Froot Loops, Apple Jacks or Corn Pops printable
$1/2 Select Kellogg's Raisin Bran Cereals,  (RP 07/25/10)
$0.60/1 Kellogg's Raisin Bran Cereal, (Parade 08/29/10)
Final price: As low as $1.24 ea.

B1G1 Nature's Bounty or Osteo Bi-Flex
$1/1 Nature's Bounty Product printable
$2/1 Nature's Bounty Your Life Multi's printable
$1/1 Nature's Bounty Your Life Multi printable
$3/1 Nature Bounty Your Life Multi,  (RP 08/29/10)
$3/1 Osteo Bi-Flex Caplet, Softgel or Powder printable
$5/1 Osteo Bi-Flex,  (RP 08/01/10)
$1/1 Osteo Bi-Flex Caplet, Softgel or Powder,  (RP 8/1/10)
$5/1 Osteo Bi-Flex Omega Joint Relief,  (Walgreens, Sep)
Final price varies

Select Cereal Bars- 2/$4
-Fiber One or FiberPlus (5 pk.)
$0.50/1 Fiber One Chewy Bars printable 
$0.40/1 Fiber One Chewy Bars printable
$0.50/2 Fiber One Chewy Bars, (GM 09/12/10)
-Nature Valley (6 pk.)$0.50/1 Nature Valley Granola Bars printable
$0.50/2 Nature Valley Sweet & Salty Bars, (SS 8/8/10 #2)
$0.75/2 Nature Valley Granola Bars,  (SS 08/08/10 #2)
Final price: As low as $1.50 ea.

B1G1 Schick Intuition Razors- $9.99
*$4/1 Schick Intuition printable
Final price: $1 ea.

Kraft Macaroni & Cheese (7.25 oz.)- $0.69 (with in-ad coupon)

Select Halloween Candy- $0.39 (with in-ad coupon)
-Russell Stover (.88-1.25 oz.)
-Butterfinger Pumpkin (1.2 oz.)

W Aluminum Foil (20 sq. ft.)- $0.69 (with in-ad coupon)

Mars Candy- 2/$1 (with in-ad coupon)

You can also visit these helpful Walgreens links courtesy of Saving in Akron:

September Instant Value Coupons (IVCs)
Monthly RR Deals
Coupon Policy

Giveaway Reminder- Ends Sunday!

Just wanted to remind you that our first giveaway ends tomorrow, Sunday the 12th at 5 pm EST.  We have been so encouraged by your participation!  The winner will be announced on Monday.  Haven't entered yet?  There is still time.  Go to the Neutrogena Clinical Giveaway post and leave your comments.  You have 3 ways to enter, leave a new comment for each.

Good Luck!

10 Points for Huggies Enjoy The Ride!!!

Both Mary and Kristy have won all kinds of fun stuff on the Huggies Enjoy the Ride website.  Use these two codes to up your points or to start your new account.  As always, it's better to play during odd times of the day.  Early morning or late at night will win you the goods so good luck!

BJKFTDXKFHCDPGB (5 pts)
BJKNGQJRMBQRPGB (5 pts)

Free Contacts for Life

1800Contacts is giving away free contacts for life every day this month!  Enter HERE!

Frugality=Busted Budget?

Yesterday I read a blog post on Yahoo about how Groupon wasn't a good deal.  Okay, so I had to click on this one because WHAT?  Groupon?  I'm a big fan of Groupon and Daily Deals and all the rest.
So, the headline worked and I clicked.  Yep.  The writer really did mean what she said.  She thought Groupon was bad for the budget.

Basically, her point was that people see the deal, can't resist, and buy something that may be a good deal but not something that they need or would ordinarily buy.  I get it.  There are some who see a good deal on a blue shirt so they buy it in every color of the rainbow.  All 8 shirts then hang in the closet to never be worn again.  Those kind of people wouldn't necessarily be reading a blog like this, right?  Or would they?

It comes down to self-control.  Yes.  Groupon and sites like it offer lots of facials, massages, car details and the like...my car REALLY needs to be detailed by the way so if another one of those deals comes along I'll jump on that!  That's beside the point.

I've recently purchased $50 worth of Gap for $25 and $40 worth of Menchies (frozen yogurt) for $10.  I would say those are great deals for two reasons.  I will be buying a few Winter items for my kids and Gap is a great place to do that.  That money will go twice as far now, thanks to Groupon.  Second, I'm woefully addicted to Menchies (the owner told me it was because of the live and active cultures...I think it's because that stuff is stinkin' good!) so that $40 will go along way to feeding my habit.  No pun intended.

What about you? Do you like sites like Groupon or do they just encourage "frugalistas" to spend?  We want to hear from you.

Columbus and Dayton Readers!!!

It's on like Donkey Kong...do they still say that?

Regardless, Mama Mimi's is extending their BOGO Tuesdays for 3 more weeks!
That means Buy a Pizza and Get a Pizza!
Fan them on Facebook and check their site HERE for locations!
Yum!  Is it Tuesday yet?

Also, according to some friends (Thanks Amy and Kathy!) Mama Mimi's has the best pizza cutters so pick up one of those while you are there!

Shout "Go Play" Sweeps on FB

"Like" Shout on FB  and click on the "Win a Play Set" tab to enter their Go Play Sweepstakes.  There will be four weekly winners of a $200 gift card to Growing Tree Toys.  The grand prize is the Super Sunshine Castle play set by Rainbow.  After entering you will also have an opportunity to request a sample of Shout's new Color Catcher and get a $0.55 coupon.  Both products are great! Shout is definitely my go to stain remover! 

Your2cents: September Save and February Fast

Our first guest post is written by Mary's long time friend, Katie.  I truly admire how she, her husband and three children live.  She is a self professed "tree hugger" and jumped at the chance to share her thoughts with our readers.  Her reality might not be for everyone (I must admit, me included).  But there are so many things to learn from this post.  So please read it all(so much good stuff, I couldn't leave anything out!).  Use all the ideas or just a few; but open your mind to how changing your habits for just a few days out of every year could change your family's life.

SEPTEMBER SAVE and FEBRUARY FAST

About eight or nine years ago, my husband and I were both attending college, I was working at the university in lieu of tuition, and my husband worked for just above minimum wage at a drug rehab center.  We rented out rooms in our home to college student to make ends meet, and still we found ourselves running over budget.  One night as I was looking for something to make for dinner, I realized that we had food in our cupboards and in the freezer that I kept passing over for something I liked better.  This was the moment September Save originated.  For one month, we did no grocery shopping.  By the end of the month, we had really cleaned out the cupboards and got to the bottom of our freezer.  At that time, we only spent $100 per month on food, but for us that was a huge savings and helped us balance out our budget.

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no lights (we use candles, which we buy at garage sales or get free)

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no grocery shopping (except to buy milk for the children)

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no baby sitters

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no going out to eat

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basically no spending money, except in emergency situations (i.e. medicine, doctor visit, etc.)

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limited driving (when we lived in a smaller town, we would bike or walk everywhere, including the grocery store and all points of entertainment - the library, the park, friend's homes and church)

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now we try to carpool as much as possible, even to work when it's possible

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no air conditioning (in September)

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only wood burning heat (in February), which allows us also to cook on the wood burner

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I cut one load of laundry each week (from 4 to 3) and do not use the dryer

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In September, I hang clothes outside

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In February, I hang clothes in front of the wood stoves

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I use only handmade laundry detergent

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no money spent on entertainment (which encourages the kids to come up with fun activities to do for free.  One favorite is going to local parks.)

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limited or shared showers / baths (it helps that I have 3 girls) - 4 minutes max.

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we use luke warm water for bathing and rinsing dishes

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this is the time of year that I go through the totes under the sink and find those little bottles of shampoo I swiped from the hotel.  Earlier in our venture, we used to go through the totes in the attic and see what was in there that we could use … those old lunch boxes we saved from elementary school, the china from my grandmother we never used … now we use it all.  We went from 20 to 2 totes in our attic.

Over the years, I've learned quite a bit about how our habits impact our spending.  Here are some of the things in our lives that have permanently changed since we started September Save:

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we never buy paper towels, paper napkins, or Kleenex (we use cloth for all)

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we use tuperware instead of Zip-loc bags

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we reuse everything we can in the house, including bread bags (great for kid's sandwiches in their school lunch), milk jugs (for cider in the fall), and thin cotton clothes (for the Swiffer.  I cut them to the right size and reuse them over and over again) to name a few.

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we are always on the look out for free entertainment or free items.  Libraries often have monthly events and at  our church.

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when we go on mission trips or volunteer or even out in public, I watch to learn how other people use what they have to live their lives.  I realize that most of the things that I spend money on are not necessary.

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we use acorns for flour and the acid from the process for laundry detergent

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we have planted an orchard of fruit trees and a grove of blueberry bushes

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we make our own tea from local roots and leaves (we use a book that is very specific about what is edible)

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we make our own applesauce, cider, jam, pickles, salsa, and pasta sauce(mostly from free food from friends and neighbors for the cost of some of the food in return)

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we have a neighbor who recognizes our efforts to save money and be green, who asked us to plant an acre of their property for free (it saves them the money of having to pay somebody to maintain it).  This gives us our corn and corn meal for the year.

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I've learned to research substitutes for items that are costly.  This month I've been looking into alternatives to dishwasher detergent and the stuff you squirt in the little hole in the dishwasher to make the glasses sparkle.

Our family has been extremely blessed over the last decade and has gone from saving $100 in a year from a single September Save to saving nearly $1600 during the two months.  More than that, though, after a month of knowing that the answer is "no", the kids stop asking for Mac & Cheese, McDonalds, and putt-putting at the mall.  Besides; the peaceful, candlelit nights, that I spend with my husband, while we listen to the peepers and remember how lucky we are, is priceless!

Newspaper Insert Preview 9/12

For those of you who were in coupon insert withdrawal last weekend, have no fear!  This weekends paper will be packed with Qs!  You should see 1 Red Plum (RP), 1 General Mills (GM) and 2 SmartSource (SS) inserts in Sunday's paper.  Check out Deal Seeking Mom's full list of coupons included.  You might even want to buy an extra paper (DrugMart sells them for 99 cents on Sunday)

Your2cents Guest Post: Creative Savin'

We are always looking for creative ways to save money for our families.  And we know there are so many people out there with great ideas to share.  So from time to time we will be having guest posts on this topic.  We are calling it "your2cents" (a little cheesy, we know!).  Do you have some creative or eye opening ways to save time and money for your family?  Do you use cloth diapers?  Do you make multiple meals and freeze them?  We want to hear from you!  Send us an e-mail and we'll "chat" about giving a voice to your ideas.

Receipt Coupons from Your Printer

Type in your zip code here you will see a list of coupons that print on the back of receipts at some stores. Then you can print them at home from your own printer.
I found a great Subway offer, how about you?
Thanks Money Saving Mom!

Target Deal Update: Q-Tips, Glade and More!

Here are a few of the great deals I picked up at Target this week. Check out our Target post for more deals.


Huggies Wipes- I chose to go the 3 package route (need them for school supplies) which ends up being $1.05 a package. But doing just 2 would be a bigger savings:
Huggies Wipes (64-ct.), $2.39
$2.50/3 Huggies Baby Wipes printable or printable
$1.50/2 Huggies Baby Wipes printable
And
$0.75/1 Huggies Baby Wipes @Target printable
Final Price: As low as $0.89 ea. wyb 2!
 
Glade Scented Oil- I only had one of the Free candle holder MQs so I used that and the $1.50/2 and the $1 Glade product (RP insert) then the 2 stacked TQ- made my purchase $0.75 each. Here is the lowest possible scenario if you can find multiple coupons
Buy (4) Glade Scented Oil Candle Products at $2.50 ea.
Use $1.50/2 Glade Scented Oil Candle Products
Use (2) FREE Glade Scented Oil Candle Refill wyb Holder (SS 8/22/10)                
And
(4) $1/1 Glade Autumn Scents Target printable
Final Price: FREE + $0.50 MM

Q-Tips- The sizes I found were 500 for $2.99 and 750 for $3.49 (price cut) but if you can find the smaller size listed below it is a better deal per tip.
Q-Tips 375 ct. Regular Cotton Swabs $2.39
$1/1 Q-Tips 170 ct or larger coupon
And
$1/1 Q-Tips Swabs 285 ct or Larger Target printable
Final Price: $0.39 each

Kandoo wipes- Got the MQ by signing up online at Kanoo website for a mailing
Kandoo wipes- $1.65
$1 Kandoo Wipes (mailer)
Final Price: $0.65
 
Skippy Naturals- $1.79
(2) $0.50/1 Skippy Naturals Peanut butter. 
And
$0.75/2 Target Skippy printable
Final Price= $0.92 each wyb 2


What deals did you snag at Target this week?

Swag Bucks NOW!

Check the Swidget along the right hand side of 4our2Cents for a code!  Hurry!

Groupon: Zazzle 50% off

Groupon not only highlights local business in its daily deals, but also online deals that can be used in any city. For instance, Seattle's Side Deal for today. Go to the Groupon site today and look up Seattle in the more cities drop down. There you will find their side deal (right side bar) offering $25 for a $50 Zazzle voucher.  You can use this to get 60 photostamps for $0.40 each. I made these (via another site) for my mom for mother's day and she loved them! Also would be great for Christmas cards. Make sure to shop through Ebates to get 10% cashback as well.

I just received my first order from Zazzle. Free 4our2cents business cards (from an offer last week). Shipping was free too and was surprisingly fast. They are great quality and I look forward to ordering from them again.

Thanks to Common Sense with Money for the heads up!

UPDATE:  Looks like shipping is not included in this deal.  So 60 stamps would be 59 cents each (after shipping).  Zazzle is offering free shipping on orders over $50 via a promo code.  But typically you cannot use other discounts with the Groupon.  So not a great deal after all on stamps, but still cute for a gift idea.

Kroger Cart Busters Instant Win Game

Kroger and its affiliates are running another instant win game promotion called Cart Busters Savings Event sweepstakes. All shoppers card holders can play once per day between now and 9/18 for a chance to win one of the following prizes each day (coupon for Free product loaded on your card):

• FREE Banquet Fruit Pie
• FREE Quaker Instant Oatmeal
• FREE Propel (710 mL)
• FREE Pepsi Max or Sierra Mist (2 L)
• FREE Cracker Jacks
• FREE Trop50 (59 oz.)
• FREE Can of Original Pringles
• FREE Roll of Bounty

After you are done with the instant win game, make sure to load ecoupons onto your card. There are some great high value coupons from P&G available right now. Leave a comment to let us know if you have won yet!

Join Amazon Mom and Get Prime Free for 3 months

UPDATE:  Freebies 4 Mom has confirmed that you do NOT have to call and cancel this offer.  It will just end after the 3 months.  Join today!

Join the new Amazon Mom program to receive a FREE 3-month subscription to Amazon Prime.  What’s Amazon Prime? It offers unlimited free two-day shipping on eligible orders with no minimum, plus an upgrade option to overnight for $3.99. Just cancel any time before your three months is up if you do not wish to continue the service. Amazon Mom is open to all primary caregivers

Here are other benefits of joining Amazon Mom-

• 30% off select diapers and wipes:  an extra 15% discount compared to the regular subscription
• Free Amazon Prime Membership for 3 months:   and if you buy $25 or more from the Baby Store (in a single order) you get an extra free month of Amazon Prime, up to one free year
• Refund for Current Amazon Prime Members:  if you are already an Amazon Prime member, go ahead and cancel to get a refund and at least 3 months free of Amazon Prime.  Freebies 4 Mom got a refund of $46.

Please read the Amazon Mom Help Page & FAQ for more information.  If you join today, this will give you free shipping at Amazon until Dec 8th, perfect for Christmas shopping.  Also great for redeeming those Amazon Gift Certificates you earned via Swagbucks!

A Trip for 2 to Napa Valley

This one is right up my alley!  How about a free trip to Napa?  I got to spend a summer in Santa Cruz, California and I took every free moment I could to head toward San Francisco and Napa Valley.  Love Love Love!!!
When I saw this sweepstakes I signed up right away and you can too.  Click here to enter to win!

FREE KASHI!

Go HERE for a free KASHI snack!  Nothing like a freebie!

Premium Freebies!

Companies are becoming more and more generous with their free samples and products.  What a great marketing tactic, get consumers hooked on a full sized product.  And with the popularity of FB, companies are finding a new way to distribute those products. Word of Mouth (WOM) companies like BzzAgent and Vocalpoint are also great ways to get full sized products.  Here are some of my recent biggie sized scores:

• V-Fusion Tea (FB offer, package said "contains juice" LOL!)
• Bounce Dryer Bar (Vocalpoint, 2nd time getting this from VP, love the product!)
• ArtsCow Personalized Sticky Notes (FB offer, with my kids on it!)
• Dove Bath Robe (Dove website, had to send a pic of me with their new hair care products.  So worth it; the robe is so soft!)

I missed out on the full sized Gain soap giveaways on their FB page.  But did score a Bic pen from their FB page.

What full sized samples have you gotten lately?

Vocalpoint: Free Sample of Ultra Downy

If you are a member of Vocalpoint, hurry on over and request a free sample of Ultra Downy April Fresh.  If you are not a member of Vocalpoint yet, sign up today!  Get new product information, share your opinion on new products and most importantly get product samples and coupons!

Marc's Deals this Week

This week Marc's did not run a sale flyer.  But there are still plenty of deals to be had!  Most of Marc's prices are set at an "everyday low price".  For example for at least the last 6 months (if not longer) the Marcal TP 4 pack has been $0.98.  So here is a reminder of some of the everyday low prices that you can take advantage of this week.

Marcal Small Steps Toilet Paper (4 roll)- $0.98
$1 Small Steps (SS 8/22)
Final Price= FREE

Dole Fruit (10 oz jar)- 5/$5

$1/2 Dole fruit glass jars (pretty sure this is SS from 8/29/10)

Final price: $0.50 ea wyb 2

Pam cooking spray- $1.98

$0.35 Pam (SS 8/29/10)

Final price: $1.63

Mini Babybel Cheese (4.5) oz- 2/$5
$0.55 Mini  (SS 8/15) or

B1G1 Free Printable
Final Price= as low as$1.25 wyb 2

Oscar Mayer Lunchables- 2/$3

$1/2 Lunchables (SS 8/22)
$1 Lunchables with water Printable

Final price: as low as $0.50 or $1 each wyb 2

Pillsbury flour- $1.78

Ritz Minchables and crackers- 2/$4.98

$1 Munchables  (SS 8/29/10)

Final price: $1.49

Athenos Hummus
Use B1G1 Free Printable
Final price: $0.50 ea wyb 2

Gain dish liquid- 2/$3
(I believe this bottle is a little larger than the ones people are scoring for free at Walmart)

$1 Gain (P&G 8/29/10)

Final price: $0.50

*Save receipt for P&G rebate coupon booklet
 

Mardi Gras Napkins (250 ct)- $1.79

Lysol Wipes bonus pack (2- 35 ct)- $2.15
$1 Lysol wipes (SS 8/8/10) or
$1/2 Printable (might allow you to use this on the twin pack, not sure)
Final Price: as low as $0.57 ea

What other great Marc's deals have we missed?

Free Gain at Noon Today!

This is from the Gain Fan Page on Facebook!  Like them and then sign up at 12pm for a free bottle of Gain!!!

 

Starting at NOON EST today, we’re giving away 5,000 FREE 10.3 oz. bottles of Gain Apple Mango Tango Dishwashing Liquid only right here on Facebook. This is the last of our nine free giveaways, so be sure to snag one

Labor Day Code from Pampers Gifts to Grow

 

In honor of Labor Day, Pampers Gifts to Grow has a new code.  LABORDAYFB92010 will earn you 10 pts (exp. 9/12). And don't forget they have several of their rewards "on sale" for a limited time. 

What are you saving for?  I've almost got enough for the AMC movie tickets.  

Deals and Steals this Labor Day!

Check out...
 
Carter's in store or online TODAY only for 20% OFF all purchases. Code: LABORDAY

Staples:  50% off all backpacks and 50% off all cases of paper.  Limit 2.

The Childrens Place:  20% off all purchases AND free shipping for orders over $50! Code: FSLABORDAY

Kohls:  15% off all purchases using code: THANKYOU15

Graeters:  $1 off all pints!  Time to stock up!!!!

Hope you have a great Labor Day!

Labor Day Deal Only!!!

From the Nabisco Fan Page on Facebook:  

TODAY ONLY - print a coupon for a FREE* package of Nabisco cookies when you buy one package of Nabisco cookies and one gallon of milk. Visit the “Cookies & Milk” tab to print the coupon and redeem by September 24th! Coupon offer ends 9/6/10 at 11:59 PM ET. (*Restrictions apply.) http://www.facebook.com/nabiscocookies?v=app_344901331467

My Target List!

Here's my list.  What's on yours?

 
Band-Aid Bandages, Select 20 ct $1.69
-$3/3 Band-Aid Bandages AND/OR Neosporin Original Ointment AND/OR Purell Hand Sanitizer, 8fl.oz+ AND/OR Cortaid AND/OR Johnson & Johnson Red Cross Product 8-1-10 SS x11/30
MIR FREE Collectible Toy Story Book wyb 3 Band-Aid, Neosporin or Purell Products HERE x12/31
MIR FREE First Aid it wyb (3) Neosporin, Band-Aid or Purell (ETS) x11/30 HERE
MIR Get $6 in Coupons wyb (2) Band-Aid or Purell (ETS) x11/30 HERE
= .69 cents each wyb 3 after a $3/3 coupon. NOTE! pay close attention to how this Q scans, it may scan at only $1.69 and you will have to have them correct it. You can also take advantage of one of the many rebates available to make it a great deal.

SPECIAL PURCHASE: B3G1 FREE Select Nabisco Snacks* $2.79
*Oreos 16.6 oz, *Honey Maid Grahams 14.4 oz, *Nilla Wafers 12 oz
*Check the Nabisco Facebook Page (Cookies and Milk Tab) 9/6
-.75/2 Nabisco Cookies or Crackers, any 8-8-10 SS x9/5
If your store will allow a Q on a free item, use two .75/2 and pay $6.87 for 4 or $1.71 each after Qs. *Note: The Nabisco coupon expires on 9/5. BUT there should be a new offer on the Nabisco Facebook page on 9/6, so we will have to watch for it on Monday. 

And for those of you with babies:

Huggies Wipes 184-216 ct $5.49
-$1.50/1 Huggies baby wipes 184 ct. or larger Target Coupon Get Ahead Baby Mailer x9/29
-$1/1 Huggies Wipes 184 ct or larger Manuf. Coupon on Target Site HERE
-.50/1 Huggies Baby Wipes 8-22-10 SS x9/18
-$2.50/3 Huggies Wipes 64 ct or Larger
= $2.99 for a large ct refill if you got the mailer Q to stack with

 Arm&Hammer Diaper Pail By Munchkin $23
-$5/1 Arm & Hammer Diaper Pail by Munchkin (Use zip 30752)*
coupon reads “Available at your local SuperCenter” but it is an MQ
= $18 after coupon. Normally sells for $29.99, so a nice deal imo

Gerber Graduates Finger Foods or Juice Treats, Select 4/$7
-$2 off Gerber food purchase $10 or more Target Coupon Get Ahead Baby Mailer x9/29
-$1/2 Gerber Graduates Products, any - All You, September 2010
= $1.25 each after All You coupon wyb 2

 Thanks, Totally Target!

Our First Giveaway! Neutrogena Clinical Night- CLOSED

UPDATE: This giveaway is now closed. Stay tuned Monday when we will announce the winner. Thanks!

We are excited to announce our first giveaway!!!  Saving money is not just about using coupons anymore.  There are so many ways to save and mail-in rebates are a great tool in the savings arsenal.  Often times submitting for a mail-in rebate used in conjunction with weekly sales deals and coupons can score you free and even money maker products.  Case in point: Neutrogena Clinical.  Back in July Neutrogena was running a rebate on their new clinical night or eye products. This scored anywhere from free to $33 money maker depending on where you made the purchase.  We wanted to share our score with you so we are giving away a Neutrogena Clinical Night Serum kit.  Here's the scoop for entering to win.

What are we giving away?
1 winner will receive Neutrogena Night Serum

How can you win?
You get up to 3 entries to win:

1) Leave a comment about your experience with mail in rebates.  (Note: Scroll to the bottom of this post and click "Post Comment". You must be on the site - you can't do this through a reader.)

2) Subscribe to our feed and stay on top of all of the deals we share each week! Leave a second comment to let us know if you are a new or "veteran" subscriber. (thank you!)

3) "Like" 4our2cents on our Facebook fan page. Don't forget to come back here and add another comment.

Who is eligible?
You must have a valid US address to be eligible.

When does this giveaway end?
Sunday, August 12, 2026 at 5 PM EST

The winner will be chosen via the random number generator at random.org and will be notified via email. Please note that if we do not hear from the winner within 4 days that another winner will be chosen.

GOOD LUCK!