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Rite Aid Deals Week of 8/23/09

August 22, 2009 by Tara Kuczykowski 20 Comments

Here are the best deals I see for Rite Aid this week. Did you find anything that I missed?

Scroll down to share your Rite Aid Deals and Scenarios!

Make your money go further with these money-saving Rite Aid coupons plus this $5/25 Rite Aid printable!

New to couponing? Read up on what all of these abbreviations mean first in my quick reference guide.

:: Single Check Rebate Deals

Colgate Total Advanced Toothpaste, $2.49
Get $2.49 SCR (limit 1)

$1/1 Colgate printable
$1/1 Colgate Total Advanced Whitening, exp. 8-29-09 (SS 8/9/09)
Better than FREE after coupon and SCR!

Zyrtec (24 or 30-ct.), $18.99
Eligible for J&J SCR #97 $5 wyb $25.00 or $10 wyb $30

$5/1 Zyrtec Rite Aid in-ad coupon
$4/1 Zyrtec, exp. 11-2-09 (SS 8/2/09)

Suggested Deal (Thanks, For The Mommas!)

Buy (3) Zyrtec
Use (1) $5 Rite Aid insert coupon
Use (3) $4/1 coupons
Use (1) $5/25 Rite Aid printable
Submit for Rite Aid Zyrtec Rebates Program ($10 GC wyb $50 in Zyrtec)
Get $25.00 GC for SCR #97
3 FREE after coupons and GCs!

Tylenol Products (20-24 ct.), $2.99
Get $2 SCR #126 (limit 1)

$1/1 Tylenol printable
$2/1 Tylenol 8-Hour Product, exp. 11-23-09 (SS 8/23/09)
$1/1 Tylenol Extra Strength, exp. 9-7-09 (V 6/7/09)
$1/1 Tylenol PM, exp. 9-7-09 (V 6/7/09)
As low as better than FREE after coupon and SCR!

Rubbermaid Take Along or Chug Bottle, 2/$4
Get $1 SCR #144 wyb 2 (limit 1)

$1/1 Rubbermaid Beverage Pitcher or Bottle, exp. 9-27-09 (V 6/28/09)
$0.50 ea. after coupons and SCR!

Kotex Products, 2/$5
Get $2 SCR #40 or #41 wyb 2 (limit 1)

$1/1 Kotex printable
$1/1 Kotex Pads, exp. 9-13-09 (SS 7/19/09)
$1/1 Kotex Pads, exp. 10-18-09 (SS 8/23/09)
$0.75/1 Kotex Pantiliners or Security Tampons, exp. 9-13-09 (SS 7/19/09)
$0.75/1 Kotex Pantiliners or Security Tampons, exp. 10-18-09 (SS 8/23/09)
As low as $0.50 ea. after coupons and SCR!

Powerade, 5/$5
Get $1 SCR #99 wyb 5

$1/5 Powerade (SS 8/9/09)
$0.60 ea. after coupon and SCR!

Glade Wisp, Sense & Spray or Lasting Impressions, $6.99
Get $2 SCR #138 (limit 1)

$4/1 Glade Sense & Spray Starter Kit , exp. 9-30-09 (ALL YOU July ’09)
$0.99 after coupon and SCR!

Pilot Precise Pens, $2/4
Get $2 SCR #84 wyb 2

$1 after SCR!

:: Other Deals

Mentos, $0.99
$1/1 or $0.55/1 Mentos Gum, exp. 9-30-09 (SS 6/21/09)
$0.55/1 Mentos Gum, exp. 11-30-09 (SS 8/16/09)
As low as FREE after coupon!

Aunt Jemima Syrup or Pancake Mix, $1.99
$1.50/2 printable
$1.24 ea. after coupon!

Welch’s Jelly, $2
$0.75/1 Welch’s printable
use $.75/1 printable
$1.25 after coupon!

See the Rite Aid website for additional details on the Single Check Rebates program.

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Comments

  1. Janet

    August 23, 2009 at 1:35 pm

    My Rite-Aid accepted the $5 off $25 along with the 20% off everything coupon I received via email. What a great deal day for me!!!

    Reply
  2. Dizzy Mommy

    August 23, 2009 at 2:41 pm

    My newspaper (The Detroit News and Free Press) came with a 10% purchase coupon on the front of the paper.

    Reply
  3. Alison

    August 23, 2009 at 3:04 pm

    On the Rite-Aid website it states that the $10 Zyrtec rebate when you buy $50 worth is before tax, after coupons. So I don’t think you’ll be able to get the $10 since you’ll only be paying $35.00

    Reply
  4. Raquel

    August 24, 2009 at 10:04 am

    Has anyone had problems using internet coupons at Rite Aid. I l ive in Cleveland and almost all of the Rite Aids refuse to take them. I was just wondering if any one else is having trouble with this.

    Reply
  5. Tara Kuczykowski

    August 24, 2009 at 11:05 am

    Alison, it does say that, but I believe it has been working for others on the after coupon price. Someone please correct me if I’m wrong – unfortunately we don’t have a Rite Aid close to us.

    Raquel, Rite Aid’s most current coupon policy states that they will accept one Internet coupons per transaction. Most stores will accept more than one, but they have to accept at least one. This is a pretty recent change, so you may want to call Rite Aid customer service so they can follow up with your store(s).

    Reply
  6. Joy

    August 24, 2009 at 6:48 pm

    The Zyrtec is a great deal with or without the $10. I just submitted my receipts so I cannot say for sure if the $10 Zyrtec program works on 3 this week, but I need to comment on the scenarios I have seen. I have read a few that involve buying all 3 in one transaction. I am wondering if that is really necessary?? I split mine up so I could use more than one $5/$25 RA coupon and more than one $5 RA in ad coupon. Wouldn’t that make more sense – or did I just waste a bunch of money? I was also worried about the $5 off $25 being AFTER coupons, but mine is still working the old way – yay!

    I did:

    Transaction #1:
    2 Zyrtec @ $18.99
    $37.98

    – $5 in ad coupon
    – $4 MC
    – $4 MC
    – $5/$25 Rite Aid coupon

    $19.98 OOP – had I been smart I would have tried to use TWO $5 in ad coupons. I thought it would work like the Walgreens ones do and take $5 off each one.

    Transaction #2
    1 Zyrtec $18.99
    1 Carmex $.99
    1 Glade Sense & Spray$6.99
    2 Kotex 18CT tampons (+4 bonus in each box) 2/$5.00
    2 Rubbermaid 2/$4.00
    1 Total toothpaste $2.49
    1 Tylenol $2.99

    $41.45
    – $1 carmex printable
    – $4 Zyrtec MC
    – $5 Zyrtec in ad coupon
    – 2 X $.75 Kotex MC’s
    – $4 Glade MC
    – $1 rubbermaid MC
    – $2 Tylenol MC
    $22.95

    -$2.49 Colgate SCR
    -$2.00 Tylenol SCR
    -$1/2 Rubbermaid SCR
    -$2 Glade SCR
    – $2/2 Kotex SCR
    $13.46

    Both transactions
    $19.98+$13.46=$33.44
    – $25 rebate on $50 Johnson & Johnson purchase
    – $10 rebate on $50 Zyrtec rewards

    TOTAL = PROFIT of $1.56

    which could have been $6 more with one more Rite Aid in ad zyrtec coupon and one more rubbermaid coupon which I lost in my purse ;-)
    AND – had I not been paranoid that the $5 off $25 would not work on the BEFORE coupon total – this could have been split into 3 transactions and I could have saved another $5 on top of that with a 3rd $5 off $25 coupon.

    Moral of the story – if you do it right – you could make a PROFIT of over $12 on these items worth $106.89 retail!!

    Reply
  7. Joy

    August 24, 2009 at 6:54 pm

    my math was wrong. I forgot to take the $5/$25 RA printable off transaction #2 making the total for that transaction $8.46 and the total potential profit OVER $17.00!

    Reply
  8. Holly

    August 25, 2009 at 10:39 am

    Raquel, I had problems for a little while at our local RiteAid’s, so I emailed corporate. Here was their response: “Rite Aid will accept internet coupons up to the equivalent value of $5.00 off. No more than one internet coupon permitted per sale transaction. Internet coupons must have a valid barcode that scans successfully into the
    register.” I emailed [email protected], so I would recommend emailing them, then printing the email and taking it to your local RiteAid stores. As a result of one of my complaints, the local RiteAid store even called me and apologized. I hope this helps!

    Reply
  9. Raquel

    August 25, 2009 at 11:01 am

    Thanks Holly, I will email them today. I never had a problem before until recently. The cashier said manegement changed the policy. I will make sure to keep a copy of the email in my purse.

    Reply
  10. Dizzy Mommy

    August 26, 2009 at 4:02 pm

    Ive never had a problem at my Rite Aid using any number of internet coupons. But then again you never know…. When I put in for my Rebates this month it came up instead of a $25 giftcard.. as $25 dollars added on the check. Im hoping this is how it works out because that would be great. Also I recieved an email telling me I qualified for the $10 gc and I used coupons.

    Reply
  11. Becky

    August 26, 2009 at 4:04 pm

    I’ve never recieved a rebate check before this one… sense its a post card do I need to do something special with it… or can I just sign it and deposit it like a regular check?

    Reply
  12. Joy

    August 26, 2009 at 4:36 pm

    I jsut got confirmation that getting 3 zyrtec – even with all the coupons – qualified for both the $25 rebate and the $10 zyrtec rebate! YAY!

    Reply
  13. RAquel

    August 27, 2009 at 10:21 am

    Hello ladies,

    I just wanted to post the email I recieved from Rite Aid.
    Rite Aid accepts all internet coupons as long as the value of the coupon is below $5.00. We also make available our own online coupons that are available via myriteaid.com. You will receive $50.00 in coupons just for signing up and can join the “My Coupons” section of the site to receive additional coupons every week. Also, you can use more than one coupon per transaction.
    Corey

    Customer Support

    Reply
  14. Tara Kuczykowski

    August 27, 2009 at 12:19 pm

    Thanks for the info, Raquel! If you are open to it, I think it would be very helpful to reply and ask if there’s a limit on Internet coupons per transaction. I’ve read that you can only use one per transaction, and I’m wondering if that’s per corporate policy or the store.

    Reply
  15. RAquel

    August 27, 2009 at 12:53 pm

    I just replied and ask if there is a limit to how many internet coupons you can use.

    Reply
  16. RAquel

    August 27, 2009 at 1:18 pm

    I just recieved the response
    Raquel,

    There is no limit.
    Corey
    Customer Support

    Tara if you like I can forward my email to you so you can have a copy of it.

    Reply
  17. Tara Kuczykowski

    August 27, 2009 at 1:35 pm

    That would be wonderful, Raquel. I can blank out the email addresses and make a PDF for others to print and carry with them if you’re okay with it.

    Reply
  18. RAquel

    August 27, 2009 at 1:40 pm

    Would you like me to send it to you gmail account.

    Reply
  19. Tara Kuczykowski

    August 27, 2009 at 1:53 pm

    That would be perfect – dealseekingmom (at) gmail (dot) com

    Thanks a bunch! I’m sure my other readers will be thrilled.

    Reply
  20. Kim Naff

    August 28, 2009 at 6:14 pm

    Just as a point of note, in my area, at least, there was also an in-ad Q for $1 off the Colgate Total. I also found this a good week for the Advil/Thermacare deal. I bought a 100 ct. Advil that had a bonus mini-bottle of Advil PM. I used the $2 in-ad Q, and a $1 IP. Add to that 2 Thermacare products that were B1G150%off, plus 2 $3 Qs. Doing that plus the toothpaste and Tylenol MMs, my OOP after rebates and gift card is $.21. Since it was all stuff I needed anyway, I won’t complain about paying 4.2 cents per item. :)

    Reply

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