Possible great deal on Playhouse

Some of the ladies are finding a great deal at Kmart for the Step 2 Playhouse. It is ringing up for $15.00 bucks! It is Originally $120.00. It is the Four Seasons Playhouse. Some people are getting it for $30. Either way, what a deal.

Here's what it looks like
Target Link

Some stores may not have it but it is worth a shot.

Hey Mom's! Free Juicy Juice Coupon!

I found this on the Bargain Hunters board today. Go to this link for a coupon for free Juicy Juice! You should be able to print this mulitple times! yay for free juice!

http://www.juicyjuice.com/nirf/cm2/upload/93A0DC75-C222-44C9-B76D-E0C05D893CC1/PTGuide_Family.pdf

******Well, this one seems to have expired... but I had saved the page on my computer so I can email it to you if you still want to print it. The coupon doesn't expire until 12/31. If you want a copy for yourself email me at abbasgirl98@gmail.com.

Do you like free samples?

So do I. Go to this link at the Walmart website to sign up for free samples. Check back every couple days because they are always adding new things. I get samples in Ryans and my name. We have already gotten 3 shampoos, 3 coffees, and some cereal. They are sample size but they are FREE!

http://walmart.triaddigital.com/Free-Samples.aspx

NEW CVS coupons

There are new coupons out other than the $4 off of $20 that I am always talking about. Take advantage of these before they expire on the 28th. Use them on the Tylenol deal this week or save them for next week. Or use them for all of the above. Here is a tip: Before you shop, ask your store if the stack coupons- will the take several of these at once. For example: can you use a $10 off or $50, a $5 off of $30 and a $4 off of $20 on one transaction. That would be a $19 savings off of a $50 purchase. Some stores will let you do this and some won't. I am lucky to shop at one that does. I always stack them all up to the $75 off coupon and it ends up being $34 off my $75 purchase. Just make sure you have many items in your cart as you have coupons. (5 coupons and you use 2 ECB's as well (that is your CVS monopoly money) and you must have at least 7 items to use them all) ECB's count as coupons. Email me if you have questions. Enjoy!


Non Prescription Meds
2 off $10 Non Prescription Medication 10/28/07 4-3334 (GOOD TO USE)
2 off $10 Non Prescription Medication 1/31/08 4-9924 (GOOD TO USE)

Expires 10/28/07
$15/$75 expires 10/28/07 code 43537
$10/$50 expires 10/28/07 code 43536
$10/$50 expires 10/28/07 code 43606
$5/$30 expires 10/28/07 code 43535
$4/$20 expires 10/28/07 code 43534

Free spa trip from WALGREENS

This deal might be worth a shot. I got this from another site so I am going to just link you there. You basically buy 4 of certain medicines and send in a rebate- they send you a cerificate for a spa in your area. You are then reimbursed for that trip to the spa. A lot of steps but it is a $100 spa trip???

Here is the link I found. http://couponingcraze.blogspot.com/2007/10/walgreens-100-spa-certificate-wyb-4.html

$5 off Polly Pocket Toys (basically free)

Here is a coupon straight from the manufacturer that you can print and redeem at Target, Walmart, Kmart, CVS...If you go to walmart, target or toysrus, you can get free polly pockets with this coupon.

It's only one coupon per person.http://www.mattel.com/pollypromise/index.aspx
Source: Couponing Craze website

Few CVS deals- Do before Saturday

Get $3 in ECB's when you buy any Gax X, Benefiber, Maalox, Ex-Lax (10 pck GasX is 2.89) Limit 1 ( you can only do this once but it is a money maker on GasX and there are GasX coupons out there!

Diaper Deal at TARGET

Here is a pretty good deal for Target. When you buy 3 jumbo packs of diapers

Buy any 3 jumbo packs (@8.49) of the following and get a $5 gc:
Pampers Cruisers, Swaddlers, Baby-Dry, Easy-Ups, or Feel n LearnHuggies Snug n Dry, Natural Fit, Gentle Care, or PullUps.

So, three packs of diapers = $25.44- $5 gc (you can't use it on this purchase)= $20.44

There are also some coupons out there to make this a better deal.

Click here to Print $2 off PullUps coupon

This deal is better with coupons but still a great deal even without!

Tylenol Deal at CVS: Stock up by Saturday night!

This is a great week to stock up on Tylenol!
You will earn $10 in ECB's (extra care bucks--- CVS monopoly money) when you buy $20 in Tylenol products (that is $20 BEFORE coupons)

Well there is a $5.00 off coupon printable at this website. http://www.tylenol.com/page.jhtml?id=tylenol/news/subpcccoldmed.inc and also a $5.00 mail in rebate http://www.valuesforhealth.com/page.jhtml?id=/valuesforhealth/include/1_4.inc making this a money maker.

You will end up making money on this deal! There are also some other Tylenol coupons out there. Make sure you look at the ad and pick up the right bottles of Tylenol. Only certain ones/sizes count towards this deal!

Not too much to share this week

Sorry that I have not posted anything this week. It has been a busy week. It is a pretty slow week for shopping. Hopefully CVS will have some better deals next week. I did find some great deals/coupons for you guys. I can't take the credit for them. I got most of them from some other bargain blogs but I am consolidating them all here.

Copied directly from Couponing Craze: http://couponingcraze.blogspot.com/

$5 off Tylenol Coupon (limited time) (click here)

Link to new CVS coupons- Check these out!!! (click here)

From Rebecca's Bargain Blog

Here are the CVS deals she saw this week: http://rebeccasbargains.blogspot.com/

Get $2 WYB 5 Gatorade or Propel (limit 5) There are tearpad coupons out, and if you use this with a $ off $$, it would be a good deal.
Get $12 WYB $20 Eucerin Redness Relief. There are also coupons for this.
Post Cereals are $1.99 each (not bad if you have free milk WYB coupons)
There is a lot of BOGO candy, good to get if you give candy out this fall.
Huggies and PullUps are 8.99,
Arm and Hammer Detergent is BOGO (decent with coupons)

I know I didn't put much up this week but I will start working on next weeks deals NOW!

CVS October Deals

Each month CVS has a book of special deals. Here are some of the highlights from this month.
(MAKE sure you use a $4 off of $20 coupon!)

FREE Crest Pro Health Night Toothpaste (Get $3.29 in ECB's when you buy 1, Limit 2). This could be a moneymaker if you have the manufacturer's coupons for it. (I know one came out in this past weeks paper)

FREE Beano on the go- $2.99 ECB when you buy 1 at $2.99. This is a money maker if you use this coupon. CLICK HERE Limit 5 on each card- you can make $5 on this deal

$3 ECB's when you buy Huggies GoodNites at $13.49. Here is a $1 off coupon to make that a better deal. HERE

Week of Oct 7th

It is a pretty slow week from what I have found.

CVS:
Scott Toilet tissue is on sale for $5.99 for a 10 pack. You can print off coupons for this at
http://www.scottbrand.com/us/offers/coupon/index.asp

FREE Playtex Sport Tampons Get $3 ECB. Shelf price is $4.99, use this coupon to get $2.50 off.

Get $5 in ECB's when you buy $10 in Energizer Batteries. They are $5.29, and there are $1 off coupons out there.

Get $5 in ECB's when you buy $15 in Clean and Clear products. Use this $2 off coupon to make it a better deal. Remember, for CVS deals like this, you have to spend $15 BEFORE coupons to get the deal! Coupons are what make deals like this great. (this deal is thanks to http://rebeccasbargains.blogspot.com/)

Get $2 in ECB's when you buy Johnson's SoftLotion. Use this $4 off printable for a good deal. I actually posted this a few weeks ago. This stuff is wonderful. I should own stock in the company!

Target:
Glade Plug-in oil warmers are on a price cut at Target for $2.50
In the SmartSource inserts from 9/16/07 there are coupons for $3.00 off!!!If your target gives overage then you can earn $.50 per warmer purchased!!! :) If not, free is still good! LOL (This came from the site http://couponingcraze.blogspot.com/)

How CVS works

I found this great explaination of how to work CVS on Rebecca's Bargain Blog (see link to the left) Here is her version of how it works.

CVS is a great store to shop at if you cherrypick the deals. This means just buying the free or almost free stuff (or good deals on stuff you must have right now)...plus filler that if you need to get to a certain $ amount.An Extra Care card is needed, if you have one already, that's great. If not, you can get one (and use it) next time you're in the store.

Be sure to register your card at www.cvs.com so that they email you coupons and savings.How ECB (Extra Care Bucks) work is like this. Certain items are ECB items each week (some are monthly). When you buy the product, you will pay full price for it. Then at the end of your receipt, you will get some ECB (they print out on the end of your receipt, like a paper coupon)...basically it's like monopoly money to be spent at CVS, on any product in the store. So you will need to put out at little money to start, but then once you learn to manage your ECBs, you will use those to pay in full for future purchases there so you have very little out of pocket (OOP). For example.

Here are some more tips from a forum called CVS Weekly. She gives some great tips as well.

.So after all this talk about ECB's you want to know what they are. Well, they are coupons that print at the bottom of your receipt. SAVE THEM! They are basically free money to spend in CVS on what ever you want (some exclusions do apply). The best way to use ECB's is to roll them over from week to week. So if you earn $10 in ECB's this week when next week's ad comes out see what is giving ECB's back and try and use your ECB's on that to keep them "rolling over".

Before you get to the register be sure you have exactly what the ad calls for. If it says snapple good on single serve only and you get a gallon jug it will NOT print out the ECB's for you. Something else to look out for is when they expire. Since this is "free money" letting them expire is wasteful. You will also want to be sure that if there is a limit on the amount of ECB's on a product don't exceed it or you won't get the ECB's back. Meaning if it says limit 1 that is all you are able to buy that week is 1. (the bottom of your receipt will tell you limit reached once it is reached).Some other things to keep in mind when dealing with CVS an ECB's. If it says spend $30 and get $10 ECB's back you do NOT have to do that in one purchase you can spread it out. You can use multiple ECB's to make a purchase but remember that each ECB is like a coupon so if you buy 6 items and have 7 coupons 1 will beep so be sure to have the same number of items as coupons.

More often than not CVS has printable coupons for $ off $$ (like $4 off $20 purchase) these are great. If you have $6 in ECB's and a $4 off $20 coupon you can purchase $20 in stuff give over the COUPON first and then the ECB's and you will have gotten $20 in free stuff. Like I said before it is best to keep getting items that give you ECB's to keep them "rolling over". Sometimes it is hard to reach $20 and even things out so you can use "filler" items. Fillers are cheap little items like candy, gum, or a nail file. They help push your $ amount or item number up to where it should be to get your coupon(s) to work.

If for some reason you have to return something that you bought with a coupon you should get the full purchase price back because they are being reimbursed for that coupon. They may argue this so it is best to not have to return anything.And one last important piece of info is the order in which you hand over the coupons. You absolutely must do all $/$$ coupons first, then your ECB's (it's best to find out how much in ECB's you should be giving before you get there) and then the rest of your q's. The reason is you don't pay tax on the ECB's or the $/$$ coupons but must on all manuf. coupons. If you use them last they will "take care" of the tax for you.