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    • The Drugstore Game This Week

    January 31, 2010 by

    Instead of Morning Coffee, I’ll be publishing several Drugstore Game-related posts today. Here’s a quick summary of what’s going on this week:

    Common Sense with Money has a list of this week’s Walgreens deals, which include several free-after-Register Rewards items. Mercedes also has a list of the February deals, which will last through February 27. And there are two money-maker deals that are good today only because of expiring coupons.

    I Heart Wags reports that you can use Register Rewards to make a donation for the earthquake victims in Haiti at Walgreens.

    The Thrifty Mama has this week’s CVS deals, which include free Colgate toothpaste and Dove for Men soap. It’s a good week if you need Huggies, too. Plus, you can get a $50 iTunes gift card for just $40 – that’s one of my favorite kinds of deals!

    Coupon Cravings has a summary of this week’s best Rite Aid deals. There are quite a free and cheap items, so it’s looking like a great week at all of the drugstores.

    I’ll post my plans for CVS this week in a little bit.

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    Filed Under: CVS, Drugstore Game, Rite Aid, Walgreens

    Comments

    1. Carrie says:
      January 31, 2010 at 5:54 PM

      cvs was good for me this week. i got the itunes gc and then used the ecb from it to pay for 6 12 packs of coke products which were 3/$8 limit 6 in northern california. i got a deal on everything i'm normally stuck paying full price for and i have no ecb to worry about using in the future which is ideal considering my current health situation

    2. Chief Family Officer says:
      February 2, 2010 at 1:02 PM

      @Carrie – Yup, I'd say you did well. I can totally understand not wanting to have ECBs lying around, and needing to buy stuff when you feel up to it. I hope you have a good week!