Dollar Tree Deals Week of 8/26

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by on August 25, 2012

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It’s official – the Dollar Tree will start accepting coupons this Sunday 8/26, you can see the Dollar Tree Coupon Policy online here.  Here are the best deals that I spotted at 2 of our local Dollar Tree stores.  I asked the cashiers at both stores what they think about the new policy, and both of them were very nervous.  It seems like there has been a lot of pressure on them to make sure they accept the proper coupons/values/etc according to the coupon policy – so PLEASE be patient with them andPLEASE make sure you are indeed using the right coupons with the products they are intended for.  Always make sure to read the fine print for size restrictions, etc.

Happy shopping and if you spot a deal I don’t have listed it would be awesome if you shared it in the comments section!

Luden’s Cough Drops – $1.00
$1.00 off any two bags of  Luden’s Cough Drops
Final Price: $0.50 each!

Reach Dental Floss – $1.00
$1.00 off any TWO (2) REACH Floss Products
Final Price: $0.50

Scotties Facial Tissue – $1.00
$1/2 Scotties Tissue Coupon
Final Price: $0.50 each
L’Oreal Eyeliner – $1.00
$1/1 L’Oreal Paris Eye 07/22/2012 RP Insert (exp 09/16/2012)
Final Price: FREE

Softsoap Hand Soap – $1.00
$0.35/1 Softsoap Liquid Hand Soap, 8 oz+ 08/12/2012 SS Insert (exp 09/01/2012)
Final Price: $0.65 
 Softsoap Body Wash – $1.00
$0.50/1 Softsoap Body Wash or Bar Soap, 2 pk+ 08/12/2012 SS Insert (exp 09/01/2012)
Final Price: $0.50 
Speed Stick or Lady’s Speed Stick Deodorant – $1.00
$1/1 Speed Stick, regular or Lady 08/12/2012 SS Insert (exp 09/01/2012)
Final Price: FREE! 

Ore-Ida Single Serve Fries, Baked Potatoes, or Steam n’ Mash Bags – $1.00
$1/3 Ore-Ida Products 08/19/2012 SS Insert (exp 09/30/2012)
Final Price: $0.66 each

Sunny-D Orange Juice, 48oz – $1.00
$0.55 off Two (2) Bottles of SunnyD
Final Price:  $0.73 each
Welch’s Fruit Snacks, 4pk – $1.00
$0.50/1 Welch’s Fruit Snacks
Final Price: $0.50 
Pepsi Next, 20oz Soda – $1.00
BOGO Pepsi NEXT 20oz
Final Price: $0.50 each
Post Shredded Wheat Cereal – $1.00
$1/1 Post Shredded Wheat Cereal 08/12/2012 SS Insert (exp 09/23/2012)
Final Price: FREE

Libby’s Canned Veggies – $0.79
$1/4 Libby’s Vegetables, cans 08/26/2012 RP Insert (exp 10/31/2012)
Final Price:  $0.54 each
Hefty Storage Bags – $1.00
$1/2 Hefty Slider Bags 07/29/2012 RP Insert (exp 10/31/2012)
$1/2 Hefty Slider Bags 
Final Price: $0.50 each

 

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{ 14 comments… add one }

  • Judy Barbosa Trent via Facebook August 25, 2012 at 5:35 pm

    It doesn’t state how many like coupons we are allowed to use, do you know anything about that?

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  • The Frugal Find via Facebook August 25, 2012 at 6:08 pm

    Judy it doesn’t have a limit listed, but it does say up to the managers discretion. There is a limit of 2 printed coupons per transaction though.

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  • Jennifer Garcia via Facebook August 25, 2012 at 9:11 pm

    Coupons at dollar store, sounds fun!

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  • tamika August 26, 2012 at 6:37 am

    The dollar store near where I live in Pittsburg, CA carries Mio water enhancer and there is a $1.00 off coupon on one of your links for that. Also, kraft sizzling salads (its a neat little 2 pack box with seasoning for chicken and salad) there is a manufaturer coupon for $1.00 off directly on the product. I have noticed that they also sell Jenny O turkey bacon now too, Do you know if there are any Jenny O coupons out? Great job on your blog I have been following you for about a year or 2 now I havent found another local coupon blogger so thx for still reporting on local deals in this area although you moved out of state. God bless!

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  • Judy Barbosa Trent via Facebook August 26, 2012 at 8:06 am

    Thanks, I guess we won’t know until we try at our locations.

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  • Judy Coffey Nealy via Facebook August 26, 2012 at 8:14 am

    people are saying it a limit of to coupons per transaction but what i am reading it a limit of two print at home does this apply to coupons out of inserts. could you clarify this for me thanks

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  • Judy Coffey Nealy via Facebook August 26, 2012 at 8:20 am

    people are saying it a limit of to coupons per transaction but what i am reading it a limit of two print at home does this apply to coupons out of inserts. could you clarify this for me thanks

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  • Christine M. Castro via Facebook August 26, 2012 at 8:47 am

    yes its limit 1 per tran! It took FOREVER to check out! O and the coupons were not scanning! they had to type them in!

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    • tamika August 26, 2012 at 12:53 pm

      that happened to me too this morning. The checker was not trained on how to accept the coupons and they also did not scan so they just marked it down (my coupon was for .75 off of toothpaste)

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  • Heather Pullen Brown via Facebook August 26, 2012 at 9:26 am

    That is ridiculus. So someone gets 50 items they will be there forever checking out. Wondering how long this will happen as people are going to be upset having to wait in line.

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  • Jennifer August 26, 2012 at 12:59 pm

    I went this morning and the cashier’s policy said they can’t bundle coupons in a single transaction, which they took to mean that they can’t accept more than one coupon per transaction. I explain to them that they had to enter each coupon seperatley and not add (bundle) the amount together. For example I bought 4 super pretzels and had 4 $1 off coupons, so they had to enter $1 four times instead of just enter $4 once. After I explained that to them there were no problems and the transaction went very smooth.

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  • megan August 26, 2012 at 4:16 pm

    So, I was the first person to use a coupon in the Concord store. They were all excited. Asked about coupon policy. They said, 2 limit on printed coupons. No limit on paper coupons, unless stated otherwise.

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  • Deb August 26, 2012 at 4:28 pm

    I was able to use 3 coupons in one transaction. The coupons wouldn’t scan for the cashier so she asked someone for help. The other cashier tried to tell me that they only accept coupons for food items. I told him that wasn’t true according to their policy so he went to the office to ask. He returned and told the cashier to accept them. He was able to show her how to scan them successfully. Seems like corporate made a policy change and forgot to pass it on to the employees.

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  • Coleen August 26, 2012 at 4:54 pm

    The Dollar Tree where I live (Tracy) said I could not use the buy 1 get 1 free coupon for the Pepsi Next because in the policy it states that they cannot accept coupons with FREE on it. I thought it meant if you were not paying for anything but she said “no.” They had the policy posted but I am pretty sure that it meant if you had a coupon for a free item-meaning no money spent at all. Anyone else encountered this?

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