Fred Meyer Shop

Well, I while I was out and about I also hit up Fred Meyer TWO times. I went this morning and got this.......

I would have spent around $21.66 before sales and coupons. I spent around $3.08 plus tax! Wow! We were in need of some facial tissue!

Right now Fred Meyer has their Seventh Generation products on 50% off, plus there are coupons out there. Go here (you will have to sign up if you haven't already) to get $2/2 and $1/1 Disinfectant wipes or spray. You can print these out two times. Also, while you are in there, make sure you go check out the coupon bin. I found a coupon in there for $1/1 Seventh Generation dish soap.

Also, there are coupons in their little magazine by the natural food section. I cannot remember what it is called, but there are $1/1 Seventh Generation products in there. If you do happen to take a coupon out of the FREE magazine, please take the magazine with you though. I went and grabbed a couple of coupons tonight (yes, I went again because I forgot my Britta coupons this morning) and there were quite a few magazines there, but the majority of the coupons were taken out. I did happen to find a couple that the coupon was still intact.

I almost forgot to mention, their Britta Water Pitchers are on sale from $19.99, down to $4.99! Go here, if you haven't already and print out your coupon for $5/1! This makes them FREE!! You will have to take the pledge though in order to print out your coupon. Christmas is coming. ;) They still had plenty of filters when I was in there this evening.

Oh, by the way, I don't know what is doing it, but I bought both the Seventh Generation tissue X4 and dish soap on both transactions and both times I got a Catalina back for $1/2 Seventh Generation dish soaps! :)

Thanks!

Cheryl

Yoke's Shopping Trip Today

Okay, I shared with you all a little earlier, when I got home the first time, about Yoke's going out of business sale. Wow! WE HAD SOOOO MUCH FUN! Look at what we got.......

This would have been $261.86! BUTTTTT, with all of my savings and my coupons this only cost me $64.03! Yep, I even bought that dog crate for 50% off! That little dog crate only ended up being $11.99! I used coupons for pretty much EVERYTHING, except for the dog crate, dog dishes, and candy thermometer (I have always wanted one of these).

Here are a few prices that I remember......

Use the B1G1 Free for the Snickers. They were only $0.39 each before coupon.
Smarts Ones were only $1.49 each. Use the coupon for $5/5 from the Safeway coupon book.
Tide Booster was $2.29. Use the $3/1 from recent P&G (it might have been last month's P&G)
Fiesta Seasoning was only $0.67!
Crystal Light was $1.79. There was a printable out there that I had that expired today!
Cheer laundry soap was $2.94. Use the $2/1 from recent insert (I can't remember which one), makes it only $0.94!
Blue Diamond Almonds were $0.50. I'm not sure it will work, but there was a coupon in a recent add for $1/2.
If you have Mentos coupons, Tic-Tac, or event the Trident ($1/3), these would make for FREE!

Oh, Scrubbing Bubbles the spray shower cleaner was only $1.50 after the $3 coupon from recent insert or there is a printable out there somewhere too! :)

Okay, now I have NO room in my freezer for ANYTHING else.

Just a side note, I am very very pleased to hear that Yoke's is relocating their employes from this store (Sprague and Progress) out to other stores nearby. Yay! Thanks Yoke's! :)

Cheryl

FYI-Yoke's is going out of business

on Sprague and Progress, out in the valley. To tell you the truth, I thought they were already closed. :( It is really sad. It seems like that store has been there FOREVER and the people have been SOOOOO nice. Anyway, I was driving by this morning, after taking the kiddos to the doctor, and noticed that they are at 50% off today. Well, I went in real quick to see if they even had anything left. I bought a couple packages of plastic spoons, forks, and knives for $0.49. When I was up there, I asked the gentleman if they were taking coupons. He said, "YES!!!" Then, I said, "okay, well then I'll be back later." I had to drop the kids off at school still. So, I rushed and dropped them off and rushed back, grabbed my coupons, and my helper (Blakey) and we went to town!!!!

I just, literally, got home, but wanted to share with you about the 50% off sale. I still have to take a picture of my goodies, put everything away, and feed Blakey lunch. Yep, he is demanding lunch.

I will post a picture later today though.

Anyway, if you happen to be out here in the valley go check them out. Bring your high value laundry coupons with you and bring the $5/5 Smart Ones from your Safeway coupon book.

Okay, gotta go now.

Thanks!

Cheryl

Today

 have to take my kiddos to the doctor, so I am getting ready to sign off the computer for a while. I will "try" to check back later and see what we can come up with. I am also going to try and snag a few deals this morning after dropping them off at school, and I will come back and share with you what is to be had.

Okay, have a great day and happy shopping.

Thanks!

Cheryl

New Target Coupons

I was just looking around this morning and noticed that Target has released some new coupons. For example, here are a few.....

$1/1 Quaker Life Soft-Baked Nutrition Bar
$1/1 Children's Adfvil pain reliever
$1/2 Kraft Items (Sald dressing, BBQ sauce, Grey Poupon, Real mayo, Miracle Whip or A1 Steak Sauce)
$1/2 Nabisco cookie
$1/1 Frito-Lay Baked Snack Item
$3/1 Veet (manufacturer coupon)

Thanks!

Cheryl

Prescription Coupons

Here is a great site to print out coupons for prescriptions! They have so many coupons on here. You can kinda just look around and see if they have a prescription that you may use or whatnot. Some of these coupons are really high value. If they do not have a prescription coupon for one that you may need, you can input your info, the drug, and the dosage and they will let you know if they come up with something. Wow! Anyway, the site is called YourRxDiscounts.com.

Here are a couple of FAQs from their website....

How do I use this discount?

Click, print, bring, and save.
Just find the discount you want, print it from your computer, bring it to your pharmacy, and present it when you pay for your prescription to save money on the spot.

How does this work? Where do these discounts come from?
All you have to do is show your printout or card to the pharmacist to save. The pharmacist will have the lower price already programmed into his/her computer.
These discounts are from the Pharmacy Discount network (and do not imply the endorsement of independent pharmaceutical manufacturers).

What type of discounts can I expect?

Discounts vary based on the type of prescription, whether the drug is generic, if the pharmaceutical is covered by another discount, and the location of the pharmacy. Discounts can range up to 75%, but the average discount is 28%.

Can I get a discount at MY pharmacy?
Yes, virtually every pharmacy accepts our discounts. If your pharmacist isn't familiar with our prescription drug discounts, please have them call 1-877-513-1935.
Every discount and card is printed with a customer service number in case you run into any difficulties

Do I need to register or pay for this service?
No this is free program. There are no restrictions for pre-existing conditions, no paperwork to fill out -- just print and start to save.
What happens when I use my discount?
When you print a discount or card and bring to your favorite pharmacy, your pharmacy will input your information into his/her computer. Once the information has been stored by the pharmacist, each time you return to the pharmacy you will get a discount.

Can I use this discount with my current insurance towards my deductible?
If you have insurance you should bring both your insurance and pharmacy discount card to your pharmacist and ask which gives you the better discount (please keep in mind that many insurance programs do not cover drugs for which we provide discounts).
If you have a deductable, and our discounts or card reduce the costs of your prescriptions, it will take you longer to reach your full deductable (if you reach it at all). Of course, we suggest you contact your insurance company to get the specifics, because not all insurance plans are the same.

Important Note for Medicare users
Notice to Medicare users: although this discount can be used as a Medicare Part D supplement by covering drugs once participants reach the "donut hole," drugs purchased with this discount program will not count toward your Medicare deductible.

Thanks for sharing Coupon Gal!

Cheryl

Of note, I did try and look around this morning to check on the validity of this program and I could find nothing bad. All I saw were good comments.