Head on over to Target to print a bunch of manufacturer coupons, sadly they aren’t offering many Target coupons anymore and the days of stacking at Target are gone for now. However they are being replaced with some pretty valuable manufacturer coupons, print them before they’re gone. They don’t last very long on the website.
Print the following coupons HERE
Exp 12/16
- $5/4 boxes of Kelloggs cereals 10 oz or larger, mix and match – WOW!
Exp 1/13/2010
- Propel water beverage 6-pack (500 ml) save $1
Exp 1/27/2010
- Almay Color Cosmetic save $1/1
- Frank’s Red Hot Sauce save $1/2
- Kashi save $1 off a frozen entree
- Kashi save $1 on any one pizza
- Kebbler Cookies save $1/3 packages (8.5 oz or larger)
- Mitchum Deodorant save $1 off any one
- Purina Cat Chow save $1 off any one dry cat food
- Purina Cat Snacks (Friskies Party Mix/Whisker Lickin’s/Fancy Feast Appetizers) save $1/2
- Purina Dog Chow brand Dry Dog Food (Dog Chow Original/ Little Bites/ Healthy Morsels) 17 lbs or larger bag save $1
- Purina Dog Snacks (Beggin Strips/ Busy Bones/ Tbonz/ Cheweez/ Beneful Snackin’ Slices/ Purina One Biscuits) save $1 off one
- Revlon Colorsilk Haircolor save $1/1
- Revlon Eye Color Cosmetic save $1/1
- Revlon Face Color Cosmetic $1 off 1
- Revlon Lip Color Cosmetic $1 off 1
- Revlon beauty tool save $1 off any one
- Starkist Pouch save $1 off any 2
- Tidy Cats save $1 off any size bag of litter
Thanks, Couponing to Disney!
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There is no reason printing should be OS dependant. In fact, its not, I was able to access the content after spoofing my browser userid.
In case you are confused regarding my ramblings, I was greeted with an error message upon entering that page, and notified that: “To Windows 7 users: We are in the final stages of upgrading our coupon system to support Windows 7. We apologize for the inconvenience. Please check back again soon.”
Shame on you Target, for using E-centives to make the internet a less accepting place.