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       Walgreens 101
       By: TheVealeysFreebiesandMore Date: January 1, 2011, 11:50 am
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       I am so glad you are beginning your journey with us. Take a
       minute to read about how to make the most out of the Walgreens
       sales!
       Walgreens has a couple of way to take advantage of their normal
       store sales.
       1. Coupon Stacking:  Walgreens allows customers to “stack”
       coupons.
       ~This is where you can use a regular manufacturer coupon along
       with a Walgreens coupon on the same item. You can often find the
       Walgreens coupons in their ads each week. They also have some
       coupon booklets throughout the store – sometimes at the Pharmacy
       desk or near the weekly ad stand. You can get some significant
       savings by stacking the store coupon, a manufacturer’s coupon
       and a sale!
       2. Register Rewards:
       ~Walgreens has a rewards system that rewards you for buying
       certain items each week. This is called Register Rewards (or RR
       for short). You do not need a card or anything special to
       receive these. They automatically print out along with your
       receipt at the cash register. You can then use the Register
       Reward just like cash on your next visit.
       Each week in the ad, you will see products advertised with
       Register Rewards. A few items each week will be free after
       Register Rewards. By then using a store coupon and/or
       manufacturer coupon you can get the item for more than free.
       This is what I call an overage.
       For Example – Let’s say they have Colgate for $2.99 with a $2
       Register Reward. You would pay $2.99 at the register and receive
       a $2 Register Reward to use on your next purchase making the
       toothpaste really 99¢.
       But, let’s say you also had a $1 off coupon. Then you would pay
       $1.99 at  the register and receive a $2 Register Reward back
       making your toothpaste Free + 1¢ overage!
       Now let’s say you have both the $1 off manufacturer coupon and a
       50¢ off store coupon. You would pay $1.49 at the register and
       receive a $2 Register Reward back making your toothpaste Free =
       51¢ overage! Make sense?
       (Since everyone can get Register Rewards and is not limited by a
       card, you cannot keep using your Register Rewards for the same
       products over and over (rolling them). You could keep buying the
       products out of pocket and save the Register Rewards. You just
       can’t use the Register Rewards for the same deal.)
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