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ALL YOU Magazine Coupons: March 2010

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Want a sneak peek at the newest coupons coming out in the March issue of ALL YOU magazine? I’ve got it right here for ya!

If you’ve never heard of this awesome magazine, check out my all about ALL YOU magazine post. You can only find this mag at Walmart or by subscription. If you’re interested in picking up a subscription, you can get one year for $15 right now!

And now for the list of coupons in the March issue:

  • $1/1 Borden Singles Sensations, exp. 5-2-10
  • $10/$25 Catherines Purchase, exp. 3-31-10
  • $1/1 David Sunflower Seeds (14.5-16 oz.), exp. 5-16-10
  • $1.50/1 Endust Free, exp. 6-18-10
  • $0.55/1 Fantastik Product, exp. 4-30-10
  • $10/$25 Fashion Bug Purchase, exp. 3-26-10
  • $1.25/1 Fast Classics Bag, exp. 7-31-10
  • $1/1 Fast Fixin’ or On The Go Bag, exp. 7-31-10
  • $1/1 Fisher Boy Product (16 oz.+), exp. 6-30-10
  • $3/1 Flex-a-min Supplement, exp. 4-16-10
  • $1/1 Frito-Lay Variety Pack (20-22 ct.), exp. 3-26-10
  • $1/1 Gentle Naturals Product, exp. 6-30-10
  • $0.50/1 Halls Cough Drops (20 ct.+), exp. 5-31-10
  • $0.55/1 Kernel Season’s Popcorn Seasoning, exp. 5-31-10
  • $0.75/1 Kleenex Facial Tissue Bundle Pack, exp. 3-31-10
  • $2/1 La Cross Beauty Tool Purchase ($4+), exp. 3-31-10
  • $0.50/1 Little Lender’s or 100 Calorie Bagels, exp. 5-31-10
  • $1/1 Marzetti Salad Dressing, exp. 5-31-10
  • $2/1 MiraLAX Product (excludes 7 dose), exp. 4-30-10
  • $5/1 Neutrogena Clinical Product, exp. 9-30-10
  • $2/1 Nivea For Men Body Wash, exp. 4-30-10
  • $2/1 Nivea For Women Body Wash, exp. 4-30-10
  • B1G1 NYC New York Color Quick Dry Nail Polish, exp. 3-31-10
  • $1.50/2 Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh Combinations or Creations, exp. 4-30-10
  • B1G1 Pedigree Canned Dog Food, exp. 5-31-10
  • $2/1 Pedigree Dentastix, exp. 5-31-10
  • $2/1 Pedigree Dry Dog Food, exp. 5-31-10
  • $1/1 Pedigree Good Bites, exp. 5-31-10
  • $1/1 Pedigree Jumbone or Marrobone, exp. 5-31-10
  • $0.55/1 Pepperidge Farm Frozen Bread, exp. 5-15-10
  • $3/1 Rimmel Mascara, exp. 3-31-10
  • $2/1 RoC Product (excludes trial sizes), exp. 6-30-10
  • $1/1 Scott Extra Soft Double Roll (12 pk.), exp. 5-31-10
  • $0.50/1 Scott Naturals Moist Wipes, exp. 5-31-10
  • $1/1 Scott Paper Towels (6 pk.+), exp. 5-31-10
  • $0.50/1 Scrubbing Bubbles Bathroom Product, exp. 4-30-10
  • $1/1 Scrubbing Bubbles Toilet Cleaning Gel or Automatic Shower Cleaner Refill, exp. 4-30-10
  • $0.75/1 SeaPak Item, exp. 4-30-10
  • $0.50/1 Sister Schubert’s Product, exp. 4-4-10
  • $1/1 Smart Start Cereal (14.7 oz.+), exp. 3-31-10
  • $1/1 Softsoap Body Wash, exp. 3-31-10
  • $0.50/1 Softsoap Liquid Hand Soap, exp. 4-16-10
  • $1/1 Starbucks Coffee Bag (12 oz.), exp. 4-30-10
  • $1/1 Stouffer’s Party Size Entree (57-96 oz.), exp. 5-30-10
  • $1/1 Thomas’ Honey Wheat English Muffins or Bagels, exp. 5-31-10
  • $3/1 Visine Product (.5 oz.+), exp. 6-30-10
  • $1/1 Weight Watcher’s Yogurt (32 oz. or five 6 oz. cups), exp. 4-26-10

Do know of any good match-ups with these coupons?

Save Money on Prescription Medicine

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Saving Money on Prescription MedicinePhoto by DawnVGilmorePhotography

The following is a guest post from Kristin of Making Cents out of Life:

Throughout the country, times are tough. Job losses have forced people to work for minimum wage, if they can find a job at all. Other people have been out of work for months or are facing major illness or rising costs of living. Families are finding ways to cut from their budgets to make ends meet, trimming away all seemingly unnecessary spending so that they have enough for their basic needs.

One of the things that is being cut from many budgets is medication because the cost for those who are under-insured or uninsured can be unfathomable. People can’t afford to think about the future, when that missed medication could cause greater hardship economically and physically. However, there are ways to cope with the exorbitant cost of medication, no matter your situation.

  • Talk to your doctor about less expensive generic medications. Your doctor might be willing to try a less expensive medication that will serve the same purpose, and save you serious money. He may ask that you allow him to monitor you more closely until he is sure the drug works.
  • Use generics whenever possible. Most medications have a generic equivalent that is just as good if not better, and a fraction of the cost. Before you leave your doctor’s office make sure he has marked the prescription so that you may get generics.
  • Ask for samples of both short-term antibiotics and medications as well as routine medications. This can save you huge co-pays, especially for name brand medications. If you take a routine medication but see the doctor monthly, you should still ask for samples at your visits. The doctor may be able to provide you with samples until you get back on your feet.
  • Shop around with different drugstores. The cost of prescription medication is not universal. There can be a huge difference, as much as 30% in my experience, in the cost of a medication between one drugstore and another (for example CVS and Rite Aid). Your favorite drugstore might price match, so be sure to ask.
  • Use coupons for gift cards. Major drugstores often have coupons that offer gift cards (valued from $10 to $30) for new and transferred prescriptions. Some pharmacies will even accept their competitors’ coupons each time you fill a prescription. Not only will you save on medication but you will have the gift card to pay for other things your family needs.
  • Understand your insurance. Perhaps I should have listed this first, but knowing and understanding what your insurance will cover will help you and your doctor develop a plan that will meet your healthcare needs.
  • Use prescription assistance programs. Partnership for Prescription Assistance (PPARX.org ) is a wonderful resource for finding a prescription program and other patient assistance programs that help pay for the medical care needs of those who are not able to afford them.
  • FREE and discounted prescriptions. Tara recently shared a list of pharmacies that offer SDfree antibiotics or $4 prescriptions. Be sure to call around to see if any of your medications are on their lists.

Knowing where to look and knowing what is available often is what stands between people and proper medical care. There is no shame in asking your doctor for samples or for applying for help when you cannot afford to pay anything. A person’s health is much more important than pride.

Doing any of those things listed will not only save you money but could save your life. Take it from someone who’s been there and had to learn from her own mistakes; cutting out medication from your budget can lead to dire consequences, and there is no reason that you should suffer them.

Kristin Thompson is searching to find her niche in the world of blogging and has found her passion in helping people save money on medical care and other necessities. Born a paraplegic, she now works with companies to promote products and services that benefit her readers and their families. Find more money saving tips and ideas for economical daily living at Making Cents out of Life.

Earn Cash For Surveys With Pinecone Research

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Surveys sites offer a great way to earn a little extra pocket cash, and Pinecone Research is one of the best companies around. They pay $3 per completed survey via PayPal and occasionally will mail out products for panelists to test.

I’ve always found them to be pleasant and responsive to work with, and they pay very quickly.

Pinecone is a pretty exclusive site, and it’s not often that they open up their membership registration, so I’d recommend applying now if this sounds like something you’d be interested in!

Pampers Gifts To Grow: New 10 Pampers Points Code

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There’s another new 10-point Pampers code available. Just head over to Pampers Gifts to Grow and enter FebThankYouFans. This code expires 2/5/10.

Thanks, Meeps!

Be sure to check out the previous Pampers Gifts To Grow codes I’ve posted. You’ll receive 50 bonus points for every three codes you enter through 2/5 as well!

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