Saving 99.97% at CVS!

I went back to CVS today because I wanted to get the good price on Kleenex and to get some cheap shampoo!  Because my ECBs were in increments of $2, my strategy was to try to have my total after coupons (but before using ECBs) to be an even amount, like $4, $6, etc.

Without the oral rinse, my total would've been $3.54 before using ECBs ($4.40 for Kleenex  + $1.64 for shampoo - $.50 Kleenex coupon and - $2/2 shampoo coupon).  To get my total (before using ECBs) over the $4, I elected to buy the oral rinse.  I only needed $.46 more, but because the net of the oral rinse would end up being $.99 AND it generated a $2 ECB, I chose that to get my total over $4.

Bought:
(5) boxes of Kleenex at $.88 each = $4.40
(2) VO5 Shampoos at $.82 each = $1.64
Crest ProHealth Oral Rinse 250 mL = $2.99

Subtotal = $9.03

Coupons used:
-.50/3 Kleenex (3) boxes 50 ct + or bundle pk, SS 7/17
-$2/2 Shampoo, Conditioner, or Stylant, prints at CVS Coupon Center
-$2 ECB from Bengay Vanishing Scent Gel (see July 27 entry)
-$2 ECB from U by Kotex liners (see July 27 entry)
-$2 ECB from Crest ProHealth Oral Rinse (see July 27 entry)

Total = $.53 + tax

ECBs generated:
$2 ECB from the Crest ProHealth Oral Rinse

Total cost of each item after coupons and corresponding ECBs:
(5) boxes of Kleenex = $.78 each
(2) VO5 Shampoos = $.36 profit
Crest ProHealth Oral Rinse 250 mL = $.99

Out of pocket = $.53 + tax
Retail value = $15.92
Saved 99.97%

Year to Date Savings = $717.16

Birthday Freebies!

Since this week is the week of my birthday, I wanted to share some of the freebies I've received from different restaurants to assist in celebrating!  Most of these require you to be on their email list to get the freebie.

• Qdoba - free entree when you buy an entree (www.qdoba.com/Rewards)
• Artuzzi's  - free entree when you buy an entree and two drinks, free dessert
• Benihana - $30 gift certificate to spend on your meal, excluding specials, alcohol, tax and gratuity.  I got the filet mignon $23 and a non-alcoholic mango colada $6!   (www.benihana.com  -  join The Chef's Table)
• Provino's - free entree on your birthday, just show your ID
• Zaxby's - free Nibbler (www.zaxbys.com/join_our_clubs/zax_mail_club.aspx)
• Jason's Deli - $5 off anything (www.jasonsdeli.com/subscription)
• Holihans - free entree (www.houlihans.com/EmailClub.aspx)

Saving 97.62% at CVS!

I began the week with a $7.99 ECB (Extra Care Buck).  Jes and I hit a CVS near her house earlier in the week for my first trip.

First Trip:
PaperMate Grip ball point pens, 8/pack, blue = $1.99
Bausch & Lomb ReNu Sensitive Contact Solution, 12 oz = $7.89

Subtotal = $9.88

Coupons used:
-$2 off ReNu products, 12 oz, SS 6/12
-$7.99 ECB from previous week

Total = -$.11 + tax ($.69)

ECBs generated:
$1.99 ECB from PaperMate Grip ball point pens
$6 ECB from ReNu Sensitive Contact Solution

Total cost of each item after coupons and corresponding ECBs:
PaperMate Grip ball point pens, 8/pack, blue = FREE
Bausch & Lomb ReNu Sensitive Contact Solution, 12 oz = $.11 profit

Second Trip:
Bengay Vanishing Scent Gel = $6.29
U by Kotex Liners = $3.49
Crest Pro Health Oral Rinse, 250 mL = $2.99

Subtotal = $12.77

Coupons Used:
-$5 off Bengay products, printable (limit reached)
-$1 off  Kotex U pantyliners, excl trial size, SS 7/24
-$6 ECB from ReNu Sensitive Contact Solution (first trip)

Total = $.77 + tax

ECBs generated:
$2 ECB from Bengay Vanishing Scent Gel
$2 ECB from U by Kotex Liners
$2 ECB fromCrest Pro Health Oral Rinse, 250 mL
$1 ECB from using my Green bag tag (on reusable shopping bag)

Total cost of each item after coupons and corresponding ECBs:
Bengay Vanishing Scent Gel = $.71 profit
U by Kotex Liners = $.49
Crest Pro Health Oral Rinse, 250 mL = $.99 or FREE when you factor in the $1 ECB from the Green bag tag usage

Began with $7.99 ECB
Out of pocket = $.66
Ended with $8.99 ECB
Retail value = $27.73
Saved 97.62% = WOOT!

Year to Date Savings = $702.46

P.S.  Kudos to the Kent State Graduate who assisted me with the math!  And you know who you are!

Saved 66% with Staples Steals!

I used to be addicted to getting deals at drug stores, but now I LOVE the deals I am seeing at office supply stores, like Staples!  With all the back to school sales, I challenge myself each week to see what I can get super cheap and either use or donate.

So here's my list of stuff (regular price in parenthesis):

• (10) 2-pocket folders ($.25) at $.01 each = $.10
• (2) 12/packs of Staples pink cap erasers ($1.29) at $.10 each = $.20
• (2) 2/pack Sharpie permanent markers, fine, black ($1.99) at $.25 each = $.50
• (2) Staples paper clips, jumbo, 50/box ($1.99) at $.50 each = $1.00
• Zebra Z-Grip retractable ballpoint pens, medium, black, 7/pack = $4.00 (Zebra pens has $4 easy rebate, so it will end up being FREE)
• Staples 8.5" x 11" multipurpose paper, 500 sheets/ream = $5.99 (Staples multipurpose paper has $5.49 easy rebate, so it will end being $.50)
• Sketch Estimate book = $10.79 (Not a great price, but Al needed it and it helped me get to the $25 mark)
• Charmin Basic, 16/pack = $4.99

Subtotal = $27.57

Coupons used:
-$5 off $25 or more purchase, on the front of the weekly sales flyer

Total out of pocket = $22.57

After $4.00 and $5.49 easy rebates, it all cost me $13.08 (for a regular price value of $38.81)!  Saved 66%!

My Rite Aid Raid!

Jes went with me to Rite Aid today and here's how we fared!  I had four $2 +UP rewards ($8 total) from previous purchases.

Purchased:
(2) Wet N Wild Megalash Clinical Serum at $6.99, B1G1 50% off ($3.49 for the second one)
Reach Toothbrush $2.99
Listerine Pocket Paks 72 ct. $2.99

Subtotal = $16.46

Coupons Used:
-$3/$15 Rite Aid store coupon
-$5 off $10 Wet N Wild (All You magazine)
-$1 off Reach Toothbrush (Rite Aid video values store coupon)
-$1 off Reach Toothbrush, July All You magazine
-$1 off Listerine Pocket Paks (Rite Aid video values store coupon)
-$.50/1 Listerine Pocketpaks 24 ct + OR any Listerine Pocketmist or any Plax Rinse or any Listerine Essential Care toothpaste, SS 1/09
-$2 +UP reward from previous week
-$2 +UP reward from previous week

Total = $.96 + tax

+UP rewards generated:
$3 +UP reward for $10 worth of Wet N Wild Cosmetics at B1G1 50% off
$1 +UP reward for the Reach Toothbrush
$1 +UP reward for the Listerine Pocket Paks

Cost of each item after coupons and their corresponding +UP rewards:
(2) Wet N Wild Megalash Clinical Serum = $2.48 or $1.24 each
Reach Toothbrush = $.01 profit
Listerine Pocket Paks 72 ct. = $.49

And when I factor in the $3/$15 coupon, the $3 coupon covers the cost of (2) Wet N Wild Megalash Clinical Serum ($2.48 for both) and the cost of the Listerine Pocket Paks ($.49) and makes EVERYTHING FREE!

Nestle Toll House Dark Chocolate Morsels

Calling all dark chocolate lovers out there...and you know who you are!  ;-) 

Here's a great $.50 off coupon, just go to  Nestle Toll House Facebook page and "like" them to get it!

Remember, you can print two of them!

Cheap Dr. Pepper at CVS!

Dr. Pepper 2 liter, select varieties are only $.88! 
The sale is through Saturday, July 23.

Office Depot Deals!

Here are some awesome back to school deals I saw in the Office Depot ad for this week:

• Sharpie Permanent Markers, Singles...2 for $1! (Regularly $1.69 each)
• 2-pocket folders...10 for $1! (Regularly $.25 each)
• Office Depot brand 12" plastic ruler, $.25 (Regularly $1.49)  Limit 5 per household
• Office Depot brand Notebook filler paper, $.25 (Regularly $.99)  Limit 5 per household
• Office Depot stick pens 10-pk, blue, black, red, green, $.25 (Regularly $.99)  Limit 5 per household
• Crayola Crayons $.25 (Regularly $.99)  Limit 5 per household
• Office Depot brand multipurpose white copy paper $1/ream after $5.49 mail-in savings Visa prepaid card, in store price $6.49    Limit 2 per household  (Honestly, you can do this same deal at Staples this week and their easy rebate is not mailed in...its done online!)

My Staples Strategy

The three extreme deals this week are (Sunday through Wednesday):

• Sharpie Accent highlighters, yellow, 2/pack = $.01
• #2 yellow pencils, 8/pack = $.01
• Staples 3" x 5" white lined index cards, 100/pack = $.01

These deals require a $5 minimum purchase and there's a limit of 2 of each per customer!

Also there is Pentel RSVP ballpoint pens, fine, black, 5/pack for $4 minus $4 easy rebate = FREE!


Lastly, there is a ream of Hammermill 8.5" x 11" CopyPlus copy paper, 500 sheets/ream = $5.99 minus $4.99 easy rebate = $1



Buy:

Hammermill copy paper = $5.99
Pentel RSVP pens 5/pk = $4.00
(2) 2/pks Sharpie Accent Highlighters @ $.01 pack = $.02
(2) 8/pks #2 yellow pencils @ $.01 pack = $.02
(2) pks of Staples 3" x 5" index cards @ $.01 pack = $.02

Total = $10.05

Easy rebates:
$4 for the Pentel RSVP pens
$4.99 for the Hammermill copy paper

$1.06 for everything!  Boo-yah!

Your Sister Saving at the CVS!

Have you seen the CVS commercial where a woman says her local CVS is really "Sara's CVS" and they show the new sign being hoisted up on the side of the building?  Well, that's how I feel!  I feel like there are quite a few CVS stores out there that are really "Janet's CVS"!

I began this week with $7 ECBs.  ($3 ECB from Oral-B toothbrush, couple of weeks ago, $3 ECB from the magic red coupon machine for my Spring spending, and $1 ECB for using my reusable shopping bag and getting my green bag tag scanned four times!)  How I decide what to buy usually means looking at the ad and seeing what's a really good deal this week.  It was a slow week, but here's what I got:

First Trip

Balance Bar $1.69

Garnier Nutrisse Haricolor $7

Subtotal = $ 8.69

Coupons used:

-$2 off Garnier Nutrisse Shade or Multi-Lights kit, RP 5/01

-$3 ECB from Oral-B toothbrush, couple of weeks ago

-$3 ECB from the magic red coupon machine for my Spring spending

Total = $.69 + tax

ECBs generated:  $1.69 from the Balance Bar

 

Second Trip

Complete Multi-Purpose Solution, 12 oz. $7.99

Subtotal = $7.99

Coupons used:

-$1 ECB for using my reusable shopping bag and getting my green bag tag scanned four times!

-$1.69 from the Balance Bar (First Trip)

Total = $5.30 + tax

ECBs generated: $7.99 from the Complete Multi-Purpose Solution

Began the week with $7 ECBs. ($3 ECB from Oral-B toothbrush, couple of weeks ago, $3 ECB from the magic red coupon machine for my Spring spending, and $1 ECB for using my reusable shopping bag and getting my green bag tag scanned four times!) 

Total out of pocket = $5.99 + tax

Ended the week with $7.99 ECB Complete Multi-Purpose Solution

Final cost per item after coupons and corresponding ECBs:

Balance Bar = FREE

Garnier Nutrisse Haricolor = $5

Complete Multi-Purpose Solution, 12 oz. = FREE

This Week's Rite Aid Trip

I began the week with  $5 +UP (from Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor) and $2 +UP (from Crest toothpaste) from last week AND a coupon for $3 off $15 purchase!  My plan was to scour Rite Aid's ad focusing on what might be a money maker, what was free or what was pretty cheap.  So here's what I got:

Crest Pro-Health Enamel Shield Toothpaste 4.2 oz $2.69
Accu-Check Aviva Glucose Meter $9.99
Benefiber Sticks 24 ct. $9.99

Subtotal = $22.67 (Over the $15 mark...thank you glucose meter!  See note below.)

Coupons used
-$3 off $15 or more purchase
-$10 off Accu-Check Aviva meter, Rite Aid video values store coupon
-$1 off Benefiber product, Rite Aid video values store coupon
-$3 off Benefiber stick pack printable
-$5 +UP (from Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor, last week)

Total = $.67 + tax

+UP rewards generated:
None of the products I purchased generated a +UP reward.

Single Check Rebate (entered information from receipt onto Rite Aid's website):
Rebate #6 - Crest Pro-Health Enamel Shield Toothpaste, 4.2 oz qualifies for $2.69 rebate!
Rebate #20 - Purchase Benefiber 62 Dose, Chewable Tablets 100 ct., Packets 28 ct., or Sticks 24 ct. qualifies for $3 rebate!

Began the week with $7 +UP
Out of pocket = $.67 + tax
Ended the week with $2 +UP (from Crest toothpaste, last week) and $5.69 Single Check Rebate!


Final cost per item after coupons and corresponding +UP and Single Check Rebates:
Crest Pro-Health Enamel Shield Toothpaste 4.2 oz = FREE
Accu-Check Aviva Glucose Meter = $.01 profit
Benefiber Sticks 24 ct. = $.01 profit ($9.99 - $1 off Rite Aid video values store coupon - $3 off Benefiber stick pack printable, - $3 single check rebate - $3 off $15 or more purchase coupon)

Note: If I had not purchased the glucose meter, my subtotal would have been $12.68 and I wouldn't have been able to use the $3 off $15 coupon.  Since I had a $10 Rite Aid video values store coupon to pay for the glucose meter, I knew it was going to be free in the end.  I just needed it as a "filler" to get my total over $15!

And that's why I buy products I don't need or use!  Now...where to donate the glucose meter...

Scooter, This One's For YOU!

Scooter, you're not as young as you once were (and neither are we) and you've served this family well.  :-)  So in an effort to get a higher quality of food (which you so obviously deserve...you've earned it, baby!) I want you to pass this information on to your 'staff''. 

 

Specifically the staff person responsible for purchasing your food.  Believe me, she won't mind...this is a win-win for both of you!  Purrr, purrr...  You, Scooter score some organic wet cat food and your staff will get it for FREE!  Let your staffer know that at Publix there is Newman's Own Organic wet cat food, 3 oz. size for 5/$5 or $1 each!  There is also this coupon:

 

 -.50/1 Newman’s Own Organics cat food, 3 oz printable

 

The great thing is the $.50 coupon doubles to $1 so the awesome food is FREE!  Hope you enjoy and make sure your staffer prints up plenty of these coupons!  She knows the consequenses of not obeying Scooter's orders.

Another Great Deal at Staples!

This is a month long deal at Staples.  Charmin Basic, 16 double rolls for only $4.99 plus there's a $.25 off one Charmin coupon in your Proctor and Gamble insert dated 6/5!

Stealing From Staples!

I love these back to school sales!  I use this time of year as an opportunity to stock up on some office supplies!  This morning, I made a small run to Staples and here's what I got (regular prices are in parentheses):

Stickies page flags ($3), sale price = $.25
Bic mechanical pencils, 5 pk ($1.49), sale price = $.25
Sharpie markers, 5 pk ($4.79), sale price = $1
Bic pens, 8 pk ($1.99), sale price = $.01
Staples 8 1/2 x 11 multipurpose paper = $5.99  (EasyRebate for $5.74 will make it $.25)

Total out of pocket = $7.50 + tax
(minus the EasyRebate for $5.74) = $1.76 FOR EVERYTHING!

Total value = $17.26 
Total saved = $15.50

I Love Vocalpoint - and Here's Why!

I've been a member of Vocalpoint for over a year now.  Vocalpoint is a division of Proctor and Gamble and they like to get consumers' opinions about new products.  On their web site (www.Vocalpoint.com), there are surveys you can take, forums and message boards.

Vocalpoint will send you new products and ask that you complete an online survey about the product once you've used it.  I feel that's a reasonable 'thank you'!  They are very interested in your feedback! 

Last week, I received Downy UnStopables In-Wash Scent Booster from them to try out.  Its supposed to be added directly into the washer to give a fresh scent boost.  Some of the other full sized products I've received are: a box of one of their new Chex cereals and box of new Cheerios...just to name a few!  You never know when something will show up!  I've even received trial sizes of Pantene shampoo and conditioner.

To increase your chances of getting new products, complete a few surveys.  Most are very short, I even completed one recently about backyard birding!  The more surveys you complete, the better the chance you'll be rewarded for your efforts!

I realize this sounds like a paid endorsement for Vocalpoint, but its not.  I just know I enjoy it and when they do mail some product to you, there are high value coupons in the package as well as coupons for you to share with others!  I write this not in an effort to advertise for Vocalpoint, but to inform you!

I hope you enjoy it!



Walgreens: FREE 8.5 x 11 Photo Book!

Head to Walgreens Photo online and you’ll get a FREE 8.5 x 11 Classic Linen Photo Book now through Saturday, July 9th!

At checkout, enter code CREATEBOOK to get it FREE (regularly $19.99)!  You cannot pick this up in-store, so you will have to pay shipping about $6.99...but still a good value!  This includes up to 20 pages of pictures!

"Rolling" My CVS Extra Care Bucks!

This week I began with $6 in ECBs (two $3 ECBs from Oral-B Toothbrushes last week)!  When I got to CVS, I immediately scanned my CVS card at the magic red coupon machine and it printed out some great coupons.

One coupon was for a free Hershey's Air Delight chocolate bar!  Another great thing the magic coupon machine bestowed upon me was a $3 ECB, that was generated from a percentage of my Spring spending!  Bonus!

Here's what I got from CVS with little to no money...other than coupons and ECBs:

Transaction #1
Hershey's Air Delight chocolate bar $1.19
Oral-B Advantage toothbrush $3
(2) boxes of Puffs Plus tissues $.99 each = $1.98
Always pads, 18 ct. $2.99

Subtotal = $9.16

Coupons used:
-$1.19 off Hershey's Air Delight chocolate bar (printed at magic red coupon machine!)
-$2 off Oral-B Pulsar, CrossAction, Advantage toothbrush, PG 7/03
-$2 off Always pads, PG free sample pack (see how you can get high value coupons from samples!)
-$3 ECB (Oral-B toothbrush, previous week)

Total = $.97 + tax

ECBs generated: $1 ECB from Oral-B Advantage toothbrush and $1 ECB from this being the fourth time bringing my reusable shopping bag and getting my green bag tag scanned!  Bonus!

Transaction #2
Pantene Shampoo, 12.5 fl oz $3.49
Pantene Conditioner, 12.6 fl oz $3.48
(they were 2 for $6.97)

Subtotal = $6.97

Coupons used:
-$3/2 Pantene products, SS 6/19
-$2 off Pantene product, CVS store coupon that printed at the magic red coupon machine last week
-$1 ECB (Oral-B Advantage toothbrush, transaction #1)

Total = $.97 + tax

ECBs generated:  None since the Pantene wasn't part of their Extra Care Deals.

Began the week with $6 ECBs
Out of pocket = $1.94
Ended the week with $7 ECBs ($3 ECB from Oral-B toothbrush, previous week, $3 ECB from the magic red coupon machine for my Spring spending, and $1 ECB for using my reusable shopping bag and getting my green bag tag scanned four times!)

Final cost per item after coupons and corresponding ECBs:
Hershey's Air Delight chocolate bar = FREE
Oral-B Advantage toothbrush = FREE
(2) boxes of Puffs Plus tissues $.99 each = $1.98
Always pads, 18 ct. $.99
Pantene Shampoo, 12.5 fl oz $.99
Pantene Conditioner, 12.6 fl oz $.99

CVS: FREE Hershey's Air Delight Chocolate Bar!

Calling all chocolate lovers!  Here's one you're gonna love!  This week only, go into CVS and scan your CVS card at the red coupon machine.  Once you scan your card, your CVS store coupons will print out on the right hand side of the machine. 

One of those coupons should be for a FREE Hershey's Air Delight chocolate bar!  The chocolate bars are located at the front of the store by the cash registers and the other single serve candy!

And what's better than free chocolate?

Rite Aid: Began The Week With $3.69 In +UP Rewards

I began the week with two +UP rewards from last week: $2.69 +UP from Crest and $1 +UP from Veet.  Here's what Rite Aid begged me to take off their hands this week:

Transaction #1:
Gillette Fusion ProGlide Power Razor $9.97
Crest ProHealth Oral Rinse, 1L $4.99
Crest ProHealth Clinical Gum Protection Toothpaste, 4 oz $2.57

Subtotal = $17.53

Coupons used:
-$4 off Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor, PG 6/05
-$1 off Crest rinse, 440 mL+, PG 6/05
-$.75 off Crest toothpaste, 4 oz+ or liguid gel, PG 6/05
-$1 off any non-prescription purchase, VideoValues Rite Aid store coupon
-$2.69 +UP (from Crest, previous week)
-$1 +UP (from Veet, previous week)

Total = $7.09 + tax

+UP generated: $5 +UP from Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor and $2 +UP from Crest toothpaste.

Single Check Rebate (entered information from receipt onto Rite Aid's website):
Rebate #5 - Purchase Crest ProHealth Rinse, 1L qualifies for $4.50 rebate!


Transaction #2:
Gillette Fusion ProGlide Razor $9.97
Crest ProHealth Sensitive + Enamel Shield Toothpaste, 4 oz $2.57

Subtotal = $12.54

Coupons used:
-$4 off Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor, PG 6/05*
-$.75 off Crest toothpaste, 4 oz+ or liguid gel, PG 6/05*
(*I had purchased two June 5th newspapers, that's why I was able to use the same coupons in transaction #1 again a second time.  I had two of each!)
-$5 +UP from Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor, transaction #1
-$2 +UP from Crest toothpaste, transaction #1

Total = $.79 + tax

+UP generated: $5 +UP from Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor and $2 +UP from Crest toothpaste.

Began the week with $3.69 +UP
Out of pocket = $7.88 + tax
Ended the week with $7 +UP and $4.50 Single Check Rebate!  And at the bottom  of my second receipt is an invitation to complete an online store survey and get a coupon for $3 off $15 or more purchase!  YEAH!

Final cost per item after coupons and corresponding +UP and Single Check Rebate:
(2) Gillette Fusion ProGlide Razor $.47 each
Crest ProHealth Oral Rinse, 1L -$.51 profit
(2) Crest ProHealth Toothpaste, 4 oz -$.18 profit each

FREE Sample Of Eucerin Everyday Protection Lotion!

Here's another Facebook freebie!  Just 'like' Eucerin on their Eucerin Everday Protection Lotion Facebook page.  Fill out the form with your name and address and you'll receive the free sample in 4-6 weeks!

FREE Sample Of Quaker Oatmeal Squares!

Head on over to Quaker Oatmeal Square's Facebook page and 'like' them.  Then fill in your name, address and email address on the page provided.  You'll get your free sample in 5-6 weeks!

Remember:  One of the best things about free samples is not only the sample itself, but the awesome coupon that comes with it!

"Rolling" Rite Aid +UP Rewards

I haven't gotten one of those awesome coupons for $3 off $15 at the bottom of my Rite Aid receipt in quite a while.  So Katy, I was envious to hear you got one on your FIRST trip to Rite Aid!  I began my week with $3 +UP left over from the AXE deal a couple of weeks ago.  I didn't want it to expire, so here's the scenerio I came up with for my first trip this week:


First Trip
Got2B Fat-tastic Root Boosting Spray $4.99
Excedrin Migraine 24 caplets $1.99
Zantac 75 30 tablets $8.99

Subtotal = $15.97

Coupons used:
-$2 off Got2B product, June All You magazine
-$1 off Excedrin RiteAid VideoValues coupon
-$1 off Excedrin Migraine product, 24 ct. printable
-$2 off Zantac RiteAid VideoValues coupon
-$5 off Zantac product, 24 ct. printable
-$3 +UP (from AXE deal, previous week)

Total = $1.97 + tax

+UP generated: $1 +UP from Excedrin and $2 +UP from Zantac

Single Check Rebate (entered information from receipt on Rite Aid's website):
Rebate #37 - Purchase Got2B product, qualifies for $4.99 rebate!

At the end of my receipt, the store survey offer that generates the $3 off $15 coupon printed! 

Second Trip
Crest Whitening Plus Scope Outlast Toothpaste $2.69
Cottonelle Ultra 12 pack $6.99 - This helped my total exceed the $15 mark so I could use the $3 off $15 coupon!
Veet Hair Remover Gel Cream $6.49
(2) 3 Musketeers Truffle Crisp Candy Bars B1G1 $.99

Subtotal = $17.16 (Over the $15 mark, so I can use the $3 off $15 coupon from the store survey!)

Coupons used:
-$3 off $15 from store survey (It's important to use this coupon FIRST!)
-$1 off Crest, 4 oz + (from VocalPoint mailer/sample)
-$2 off Veet, in-ad store coupon
-$2 off Veet, printable
-$.25/1  Mars singles and king size, Rite Aid VideoValues store coupon
-$.50/2 Mars singles, 1.14 oz.-3.27 oz., PR 5/22
-$1 +UP from Excedrin from first trip
-$2 +UP from Zantac from first trip

Total = $5.41 + tax

+UP generated: $2.69 +UP from Crest and $1 +UP from Veet - These don't expire until 7/16 so I can skip a week at Rite Aid, if I want.

Began the week with $3 +UP
Out of pocket = $7.38 + tax
Ended the week with $3.69 +UP and $4.99 Single Check Rebate


Final cost per item after coupons and corresponding +UP and Single Check Rebate:
Got2B Fat-tastic Root Boosting Spray = -$2 Profit
Excedrin = -$1.01 Profit
Zantac = -$.01 Profit
Crest Whitening Plus Scope Outlast Toothpaste = -$1 Profit
Cottonelle Ultra 12 pack = $6.99 minus the $3 off $15 store survey coupon = $3.99
Veet Hair Remover Gel Cream = $1.49
(2) 3 Musketeers Truffle Crisp Candy Bars = $.24 or $.12 each