rite aid coupons

As if the great deals at Rite Aid aren’t incentive enough to shop there, now they’re offering this new Game of Life promotion, making shopping even more fun.

You’ll earn game tickets every time you shop through February 27th, as well as bonus game tickets when you purchase any of these specially-marked products. Paste them on the gameboard found here, and you win when you complete a section. Plus there are over 900,000 instant win prizes!

Win anything from a Rite Aid Gift Card, to a 2010 Infiniti convertible, to a quarter-of-a-million dollars toward your home mortgage. Find a complete list of prizes here.

I’d sure love to hear about some Deal Seeking Mom readers winning big with this offer, so please come back and leave a comment sharing your successes if you do!

Thanks, The Frugal Find!

The Rite Aid Gift of Savings program is back! Purchases made between 11/22 and 12/24 will qualify for an additional Rite Aid gift certificate over and above any Single Check Rebates you might earn.

• Get a $5 GC wyb up to $50
• Get a $10 GC wyb up to $100
• Get a $20 GC wyb over $100

Limit one per household.

Have you visited Rite Aid Video Values lately? Not only do they currently have an offer for $5 off any $20 Rite Aid purchase — there are tons of Rite Aid store coupons that you’ll be able to stack with manufacturer’s coupons!

Just a few good ones I noticed:

• $2/1 Carefree Ultra Protection Liners (16-ct.)
• $1/3 Cheerios Cereal
• $0.50/1 Halls Lozenges (30-ct.)
• $1.50/1 St. Ives Product

Check out the current Rite Aid deals here!

Rite Aid just released a couple of new coupons that will help out with the deals over the next few weeks. They’re in PDF format, so that means you can print several!

• $4/$20 Rite Aid Purchase
• $2 off any Rite Aid Brand OTC Medication priced at $2 or more

Share your suggestions on what to use the $2 coupon on in the comments. I’m sure there are some great deals to be found with it!

Expires 11/21/09.

Perk up those Rite Aid deals this week with this $4/$20 Rite Aid Purchase coupon. Or print it and hold onto it for next week in the hopes that it will be better.

Plus I’ve heard that the Gift of Savings offer is returning for the holidays!