Wow, Hip2Save has put together and AMAZING deal scenario for this week at Walgreens. You’ll definetly want to print these coupons and get organized for this week. I’ll say it again, I love couponing because I get to try/buy high value items often for free! This is a great example of just that. I’m particularly excited this week because after I tried a small sample of the Aveeno Nourish Shampoo & Conditioner, I’ve been waiting and waiting for a good sale or a good coupon, this week we have both!
Check back soon for a list of the best deals this week at Walgreens!
Walgreens Deal Scenario:
Purchase 4 Lubriderm Daily Moisture Body Lotion 6 oz. for $3.79 each
(2 lotions will ring up at $1.90 due to sale)
Purchase 2 Clean & Clear Blackhead Clearing Scrubs $5.29 each (1 will ring up at $2.65 due to sale)
Purchase 1 Aveeno Active Naturals Nourish and Revitalize Shampoo 10.5 oz. for $7.49
Purchase 1 Aveeno Active Naturals Nourish and Revitalize Conditioner 10.5 oz.–product will ring up at $3.75 due to sale
Total=$30.56
Use 4 $2/1 Lubriderm printable coupons or from the 1/10 SS
Use the $1/1 Lubriderm coupon from the Diabetes and You Booklet (will deduct $4–for purchasing 4)
Use 2 $2/1 Clean & Clear printable coupons
Use 2 $2.50/1 Aveeno Nourish printable coupons or from the 1/10 SS
Pay just $9.56
AND then submit for the Johnson & Johnson $10 rebate! ** Also found in this Sunday’s 1/10 inserts.
Final cost— eight normally costly items for FREE!
Thanks Hip2Save!
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im having trouble finding the johnson and johnson rebate. the link takes me to coupons.com and then im not sure where to go from there…
so, $30 before sales and coupons? or what you actually paid that shows on your receipt?
Your total must reach $30 before sales and coupons!
Julia – It is being reported on other sites that J&J is requiring $30 after coupons or they will not honor the rebate. Have you heard anything on this? I was just about to go out and purchase these things, but now I will not.
Hey Nancy, I haven’t see that on any of the main blogs and it hasn’t been sent to me in an email yet. Where did you see it? Typically rebates are based on the purchase price before manufacturers coupons, unless stated on the rebate form.
Tara at Deal Seeking Mom — try this link to read some of the comments:
http://www.dealseekingmom.com/take-your-pick-4-johnson-johnson-rebate-scenarios/#comments
Apparently some folks have called J&J and this is what they were told. I haven’t called them myself.
Interesting, definitely looks like a last minute decision on their part…here is what Tara suggests…
Wow, I’m pretty surprised and disappointed to hear that Johnson & Johnson would make a decision like that after people have already started purchasing items toward this rebate. Clearly it was no accident that they published both the rebate and coupons on Coupons.com at the same time.
I’d encourage anyone that has already purchased items to call J&J to complain and if they don’t change their mind, I’d recommend returning any purchases made to this point.
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