Walgreen’s Couponing 101
Sep 22
Couponing at Walgreen’s can be incredibly successful. Here are some tips and tricks when shopping Walgreen’s.
- Register Rewards- Walgreen’s RR (Register Rewards) print out after your receipt as a coupon valid towards your next purchase. The coupons print after you buy certain items, specified in their ad (sometimes not advertised in store). Register Rewards do not require any rewards card to participate but be careful because they can expire quickly. How you use these RR’s to make money is by buying things in split transactions and using the coupons you get from 1 transacton on another. They allow you to do more than one transaction per visit BUT you have to have the same number of items or more items than you have coupons. Example: If I had (2) coupons for (2) bottles of Excedrin and wanted to use my RR coupon as well, I would have to ad another item to the cart to do so. (Tip- Use a “filler item”. One that you have a free product coupon for, something that is super cheap, or something that earns you more RR’s that you may need.)
- Walgreen’s Coupon Booklets- Always be on the lookout for Walgreen’s coupon booklets and Walgreen’s coupons in the weekly ad. You can “stack” manufacturer coupons with these to save more $money$.
- Ad Deals- Be sure when shopping to have a copy of the ad from the front of the store. You want to be sure you are picking up the correct product (size, oz., etc). Otherwise, you won’t get the correct price and/or Register Rewards.
(Keep this in your coupon file just in case you have problems)
If you have any problems with your store, contact the corporate office at: 1-800-WALGREENS
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September 22, 2000 by easternshoremom
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