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Walgreens Huggies Diaper/Wipes Scenarios Week of 3/8/09

March 7, 2009 by Tara Kuczykowski 46 Comments


I hope you’ve already printed your $5/1 Huggies coupons, but if not, do that first and then read this post for details on how to get ultra cheap name brand diapers!

Note: The original round of Coupons.com printables were good on any Huggies Gentle Care product, but the new round of coupons are only good on diapers. So pay attention to the wording on your coupons when doing the following transactions to avoid issues with coupons beeping.

DO NOT try to roll your Register Rewards from one Huggies transaction over on another Huggies transaction. A new set of Register Rewards WILL NOT PRINT!

:: Huggies Deal Scenarios

Buy $25 in Participating Kimberly Clark Products
Get $10 RRs

  • Huggies Jumbo Pack Diapers or Training Pants, $10
  • Huggies Baby Wipes, $6
  • Kotex, 2/$6
  • Scott or Cottonelle, $7
  • Poise or Depends, $12
  • Kleenex Facial Care, 3/$4

:: Huggies Diapers and Wipes Deal

Buy (2) Huggies Jumbo Packs, $10 ea.
Buy (1) Huggies Gentle Care Wipes, $6

Use (2) $5/1 Huggies Diaper printables
Use (1) $5/1 Huggies Product printables
Submit Caregivers Marketplace Rebate to get $0.75 MIR per diaper pack
Better than FREE after coupons and RRs!

:: Huggies Diaper Deal

Buy (3) Huggies Jumbo Packs, $10 ea.
Use (3) $5/1 Huggies Diaper printables
Submit Caregivers Marketplace Rebate to get $0.75 MIR per diaper pack
$2.75 after coupons for 3 packs!!!

:: Huggies Wipes Deal

Buy (5) Huggies Gentle Care Wipes, $6 ea.
Use (5) $5/1 Huggies Product printables
$5 money-maker after coupons and RRs!

Don’t forget to check out all of the Walgreens Weekly Deals as well as the Walgreens Monthly Deals for ideas on how to spend those Register Rewards!

Filed Under: drugstores Tagged With: expired, walgreens deals

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  1. Leah

    March 11, 2009 at 12:41 pm

    When I went to walgreens today they said that because they were printed out coupons that I could only use one coupon. Is that right?

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  2. Deal Seeking Mom

    March 11, 2009 at 12:54 pm

    Leah, I used three printed coupons in a single transaction just yesterday with no problems. However, Walgreens does not have their coupon policy listed online, so I can’t confirm that this is for all stores. I’ve emailed them in the past to get it and didn’t receive a reply.

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  3. Alli

    March 11, 2009 at 1:15 pm

    Leah, I”m not sure if this helps, but I was able to use 5 coupons in one transaction (I bought wipes) with no problem. If I had gone to my closest Walgreens they may have had a problem, but I went to one where they didn’t know me (just in case!) and they were great. I think it depends on the Walgreens, unfortunately.

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  4. HainesShopper

    March 11, 2009 at 1:55 pm

    Most of the clerks in Walgreens don’t have a clue! Thank goodness there are so many stores. I just kept going until I found one that worked. One clerk made me spend $25 out of pocket, said the RR wouldn’t print if I didn’t actually spend $25 after coupons. Another said she could only take one coupon on the lot. I finally found a lady in the cosmetics register who said “let’s try this, if it doesn’t work, I’ll refund your money.” So I bought three $10 packs, used 3 $5 coupons, total was $15 plus tax, and the Register Rewards printed out. That was fun, got 3 packs for $6. I think I’ll try it again!! I also tried to buy the .99 Garnier shampoo with the RR, they wouldn’t take a manufacturers coupon for that one either.

    HainesShopper´s last blog post..Big savings: Macy’s coupons

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  5. Michelle

    March 11, 2009 at 2:48 pm

    Leah, you’re supposed to be able to use 1 coupon for each item in a transaction. So basically, you can’t combine two coupons for 1 pack of diapers. A transaction with 3 packs of Huggies diapers can have up to 3 Huggies coupons.

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  6. Leah

    March 11, 2009 at 2:56 pm

    Thanks to everyone. I will try a different walgreens maybe tonight since they all just restocked today. I did try to buy three different packs but they said that since they were from the computer that they would only take one. I did e-mail walgreens and tell them about that store so hopefully they will let me know what there policy is for the future.

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  7. Krisi

    March 11, 2009 at 3:54 pm

    Can I use the $5 Huggies coupon on ANY pack of diapers or does it have to be the Gentle care? I got two packs of size 1 last night for a friends shower but would like to get size 4 for my daughter.

    Krisi´s last blog post..70/365

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  8. savmom

    March 13, 2009 at 3:48 pm

    Thanks so much for this deal! I was only able to print out two of the $5 coupons.. I had no idea that the online coupons were better than those I got in the mail from Huggies and in the newspaper (usually about 1.50 for diapers, 2.00 for pullups)… I used the two $5 coupons and 1 $3 coupon — and I used them to buy snug and dry… i asked the cashier to see if they’d work, and they did! Now I’m going to go back and get some pullups to begin potty training my 2 and half year old.

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  9. Alyssa's Mommy

    March 14, 2009 at 1:19 am

    best deal ever! I got 300+ diapers for $40! Thats better than costco!

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  10. Anonymous

    March 14, 2009 at 9:54 pm

    Is this “Buy $25 worth of Huggies or other participating Kimberly Clark products at Walgreens and get $10 in Register Rewards! Huggies are $10.” only for 3/8-3/14? Where can I find this information? Thanks

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  11. Alyssa's Mommy

    March 15, 2009 at 9:53 pm

    yes “anonymous” it was only till 3/14. I did the math with all the diapers I got and I spent $72 for 12 packs og huggies. That’s about $6 per pack. I got a great deal! And as a bonus I got a trial pack of the walgreens brand for free. So I guess I got 13 packs for $72.

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  12. HainesShopper

    March 16, 2009 at 6:32 am

    Not sure how you did that Alyssa’s Mommy. If you bought 3 $10 packs, minus 3 $5 coupons, you would have paid $15 and gotten a $10 RR back, ++ tax, so it should have cost you about $6 for three packs or $2 a pack. So 12 packs should have cost $24. Or are you not counting the Register Rewards? You had to ring them 3 at a time to get it to work out that way.

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  13. Alyssa's mommy.

    March 16, 2009 at 10:33 pm

    Well my 1st transaction my I used 2 $3 and 1 $5 and my total was $21 with $10 rr. Next transaction my total was $18 and $10rr back with 2 $5 coupons and 1 $3 coupon. And the last one I used 3 $1.50 coupons and my total was $27 and got back a $10rr. So in total I paid around $70 for 12 packs.

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  14. Alyssa's mommy.

    March 16, 2009 at 10:34 pm

    and I used the $30 rr to buy more diapers.

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  15. Tiffany

    March 19, 2009 at 1:40 pm

    I was a little late on doing the whole huggies deal :( BUT on the bright side I did notice while I was at wags that their named diapers are4.50 a pack. I bought 8 packs! 36$ for 320 size 3 diapers which I think I did that math correctly brings it to .11 cents a diaper. Not too shabby! I can’t wait until another huggies deal comes out. Word on the web is that the next deal is going to be at CVS!

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  16. Anonymous

    March 21, 2009 at 12:14 pm

    For those of you who enjoy buying all of the product off of the shelf at your local walgreens, just remember this, a photo copy of a coupon constitutes fraud, so beware. Also, if you check, most if not all ads for rr’s will state that there is only one rr allowed per customer, not transaction, this would allow some of you that missed out on the great deal to buy some items. Another point that many people miss- at the bottom of every walgreens weekly circular is a message, that I strongly suggest you all read. Each store is able to set limits of quantitys of items .

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