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Walgreens: 12/9-12/12 Sale Deals

December 9, 2009 by Tara Kuczykowski 45 Comments


Walgreens

Here’s the best of what I see at Walgreens this week. In addition to all of the offers listed, you’ll also get $5 in Register Rewards back on any $25 purchase! What’s on your list?

Thanks to Mercedes at Common Sense With Money for her help with these deals!

Scroll down to share your Walgreens Deals and Scenarios!

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

:: Register Rewards Deals

Neutrogena Men’s Skin Care, $4.99
Get $4.99 RRs

$2/1 Neutrogena Product, exp. 2-17-10 (ALL YOU December ’09)
Better than FREE after coupon and RRs!

Just For Men Touch of Gray Hair Color, $6.99
Get $6.99 RRs

$2/1 Just for Men printable
Just for Men Mail-In Rebate
Better than FREE after coupon and RRs!

Renu Multi-Purpose Plus Solution Twin Pack, $9.99
Get $9.99 RRs

$2/1 Renu printable
Better than FREE after coupon and RRs!

Stayfree Feminine Care, $1.99
Get $1.99 RRs

— Maxi Pads (16 or 24-ct.)
— Ultra Thin Pads (16-ct.)
$1/1 Stayfree printable (IE) or printable (FF)
Better than FREE after coupon and RRs!

Select Conair Brushes or Scunci Hair Accessories, $2
Get $2 RRs

FREE after RRs!

Stim-U-Dent (100-pk.), $2
Get $2 RRs

FREE after RRs!

Don’t forget to check out the rest of the Walgreens weekly deals! I’ll have the monthly deals posted sometime tomorrow.

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  1. Drew

    December 9, 2009 at 10:12 am

    Has anyone tried to combine the “free after Register Rewards” deals with the “Spend $25 and receive $5” deal? With all the high dollar RR items in this ad, it’s possible to get to $25 if you purchase all 6 at one visit ($26.96 total.) If we can do this and then get the $5 RR on top of it, it would be free money.

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  2. jen strebler

    December 9, 2009 at 10:25 am

    Hey Tara, just wanted to let you know the link for the Just for Men rebate isn’t working. Thanks!

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  3. Melissa

    December 9, 2009 at 10:25 am

    The coupon match-ups don’t…um, match up. The All You Neutrogena coupon is on cosmetic items ONLY. Also, the printable for B & L is for Sensitive Eyes or something about Lens Comfort not Multi-Purpose Plus. They’re still great deals with the RR, but these coupons won’t work.

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  4. busymom

    December 9, 2009 at 10:35 am

    These deal are not available at my Walgreens. I went last night and didn’t see any of these offerings. Are these State/Location specific?

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  5. Jennifer

    December 9, 2009 at 10:42 am

    December All You had a $3.00 “cosmetics only” and a $2.00 “any Neutrogena product.”

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  6. Kristin M

    December 9, 2009 at 11:02 am

    busymom-it is a 3 day sale that just started today, which is why you didn’t see them last night :)

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  7. Jeff

    December 9, 2009 at 11:14 am

    I was wondering if anyone had a hard time using their rrs? Are there going to be many good sales coming up that I can use the rrs that I earned today?
    The cashiers at my wags do not let me do multiple transactions, as some of you show how you do 3 transactions.. So I am a little worried I will be stuck with 7 rewards totaling $28.

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  8. AC

    December 9, 2009 at 11:34 am

    Jeff, how can they keep you from doing multiple transactions? Maybe not all in a row but I would do one transaction and get back in line.

    Also, for Melissa, in my experience the cashiers don’t pay specific attention to what the coupon is for. As long as it’s the right product brand they don’t make a fuss. They might look at it closer if the Q beeps at them. One time I was doing 2 transactions, one with LOreal makeup and the other with Neutrogena- I accidentally switched the Qs around and they still worked. So just try it and see. If it doesn’t work just claim ignorance and then at least you’ll know.

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  9. Melissa

    December 9, 2009 at 11:41 am

    Thanks for the clarification, Jennifer. I missed that one- had to go back and clip it. Thank goodness I didn’t recycle it yet!

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  10. rf

    December 9, 2009 at 11:49 am

    I love this deal not only do you get all of these things for free, they also offer you a $5.00 reward with a $25.00 purchase to use on your next purchase!!!!!!!wow.

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  11. Jennifer

    December 9, 2009 at 12:47 pm

    The manager at my Wags told me if you use a coupon on something that generates a rr the rr will not print! So I tried it with the Lubridurm last week and it didn’t print!!! I am so mad I will more than likely never go back to wags!!! CVS is way better!!! I think that wags rr program had problems beofre it even started. They also told me that you can only purchase 1 of something if it makes a rr. Even getting back in line to do a 2nd transaction to earn a 2nd rr is fraud!!!

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  12. Ashlee

    December 9, 2009 at 1:19 pm

    Just went to WAGS and my total before Q’s was $28 and after Q’s was only $3 and I got the extra $5 Reward for spending $25 or more.

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  13. Ashley

    December 9, 2009 at 1:37 pm

    Jennifer, I’m not sure what Lubridurm deal you were doing last week but last month they had buy three get $8. Was that the one? Anyway….some cashiers really do not know how the register rewards program works. Same goes with the managers at certain stores…they actually tell the cashiers that if someone is purchasing multiple items that produce register rewards (not the SAME item multiple times, but different items all producing register rewards) that they need to be purchased individually in order to get all of the rewards. I have been told this many, many times and each time I tell them I don’t have much time and to just do one transaction and I always get my register rewards. They comment that “oh, the register must like you today.”

    As far as doing multiple transactions, that is not fraud. The whole reason the manufacturers put out these free after register reward items is so they can get people to buy these and hope they forget to use the rewards. What these Walgreens employees do not realize is that you are helping the store get more money when you use a coupon. If you are using a coupon on something that is free after the reward, Walgreens not only gets reimbursed for the coupon you used, but for the register reward. So if you only went in to buy the free after register reward item, they’d only get reimbursed for the register reward. Walgreens is in no way losing money when people use coupons. A lot of employees act like you’re taking money out of their pocket or that you’re doing something illegal but there is nothing wrong with it as long as you use the coupons for the products indicated. Hope that helps a little! Don’t give up on Walgreens because they truly are better than CVS (never thought I would say that because I had tons of issues with Walgreens when I first started couponing and actually stopped going for a few months). They have more free items each month than CVS plus you can go each day if you wanted to get each item again, whereas CVS has the extra care card that limits you to one or two items. Good luck!!

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  14. Lex

    December 9, 2009 at 1:40 pm

    Jeff – The RR is technically a manufacturer coupon so you should be able to use it at any store. You’ll only run into trouble if a store protests since it does reflect WAGS on it. I never spend my RR’s at WAGS but rather on groceries at Jewel. Have never ever had trouble using them there.

    AC – Be sure to use the fine print. A recent Goldfish coupon stated $0.75 off the garden flavor. But if you read the fine print it just says off any Goldfish crackers. Some times the coupons are very misleading which “forces” you to buy something you didn’t want when instead the coupon is valid for the item that you do want.

    Jennifer – Don’t pass up the good deals at WAGS. Just spend your RRs at another store that accepts competitor coupons. Most grocery stores do.

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  15. Shirley

    December 9, 2009 at 2:03 pm

    Here is the link for the Just For Men rebate:
    https://www.touchofgray.com/images/tog-tryfree.pdf

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  16. Jennifer

    December 9, 2009 at 2:12 pm

    Ashley…Yes it was last month!! Wow time just flew by! I used to love Wags but now it’s just problem after problem with them. The managers at the store I’m talking about have no idea whats going on.. They can give you ten reasons why the rr didn’t print!! Corp needs to do something before they confuse theirselves!

    Lex…OMG…I didn’t know you could use them at other stores!!! I might try Krogers. Thank you!

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  17. Latisha Walker

    December 9, 2009 at 2:18 pm

    Jennifer,

    Let me know if that works! I will try to do same thing!

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  18. Jennifer

    December 9, 2009 at 2:50 pm

    So I plan on buying $25 worth of products, I will use manu coupons, RRs and 1 walgreens coupon. I know I need to use fillers, but what order should I hand them the coupons? Walgreens last?

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  19. Kate

    December 9, 2009 at 2:52 pm

    Just a heads up… the $5 Walgreens RR from the $25 purchase DOES NOT ROLL!

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  20. Jennifer

    December 9, 2009 at 2:55 pm

    Latisha…I will let you know…Give me a few days because I don’t have any rr right now.

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  21. Donna

    December 9, 2009 at 3:23 pm

    It appears that we here in Michigan don’t get the three day sales this holiday season.

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  22. Lucy

    December 9, 2009 at 3:46 pm

    About the situation with a cashier only allowing one purchase at a time, and you have to go back in line if you want to buy again for a second time:
    I don’t mind this really.
    The idea is for a family/single person to buy this item at a bargain price, in hopes that in the future, that customer will buy it again at its regular price. They are giving you a chance to try out their product for the first time at a very cheap price. The maker of the product is not making any significant profit from you buying this at a cheap price. You are not doing the maker of the product any “favor” here by buying it cheap.
    …and…on forums, I have seen customers BRAG about how they bought 44 of this item; or they ‘bought out’ the whole shelf of this item, etc. – those people who hog up the sale items, prevent the average customer from getting at least one item. I am glad if something prevents the hogs from buying out an excessive amount of the sale item. They are not buying for one family.

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  23. Jan

    December 9, 2009 at 3:50 pm

    Are you serious about RR working at other stores??? It is my understanding that they were Walgreens coupons and could only be used at Walgreens. If these RR truly can be used at other stores as a coupon, then I will be one happy shopper! Tara, what insight can you shed on this subject?

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  24. Dizzy Mommy

    December 9, 2009 at 6:34 pm

    No 3 day sales here in Michigan, the girl at my store acted like I was crazy and asked why they would do something like that. Oh well with the Triaminic Deal this week I was able to ‘make’ $15 so I bought the 3 toys for 12.98. My kids got the paintable statues of Handy Manny, Tinker Bell, and Pooh.

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  25. Elena

    December 9, 2009 at 7:28 pm

    I went to Wags today and did the Triaminic deal,followed by the neutrogena and hairbrush deal followed by the theraflu deal with ragu, royal gellatin, pert plus, a yes to carrots lip balm bc the neutrogena rr would go through … anyway The cashier told me they could get in trouble for doing multiple trans since it’s like cheating the system… I simply smiled and brushed her off walking away with rrs and <$5 oop.

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  26. anne

    December 9, 2009 at 8:02 pm

    no 3 day deals in colorado either – that stinks!!!

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  27. claire

    December 9, 2009 at 9:43 pm

    I purchased the touch of gray in jet black-gray (UPC 011509041395) and it rang up at $2.19 but still gave a $7 RR

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  28. Danismom

    December 9, 2009 at 10:27 pm

    The areas that started these sales today use the 4 Day Sale Ad. However, in a number of areas (I specifically remember hearing parts of Michigan, but I know there are more) they will be only doing a 3 Day Sale Ad which runs Thurs-Sat instead of Wed-Sat. Hopefully those of you who didn’t get it today will get it tomorrow.

    As a previous poster mentioned, the holiday RR does not roll yet so just be aware that if you use it on a transaction with more than $25 in pre-coupon total, you won’t be getting another one back.

    I did want to clarify that the $5 Holiday RR wyb $25 is before all manufacturer coupons AND wags coupons!! This is fantastic!!!

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  29. Monica

    December 9, 2009 at 11:07 pm

    How can I get RR??

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  30. Shannon

    December 9, 2009 at 11:10 pm

    Has anyone tried the Renu coupon(s)? They don’t appear to match up. You have to choose which product to print for, and neither of them are the multi-purpose solution.

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