Well, I did have my $8 in +Up Rewards expiring today and I knew I needed to get envelopes. So, here is what we came up with for our trip.....
Okay, here is what my transaction looked like.....
Rite Aid Envelopes 100 ct $2.39
-20% discount (YAY! I forgot all about my discount)
=$1.91
Chloraseptic Kids Melts $3.99 X1
-no coupon
=$3.99
*Visine-A $6.99 X1
-20% discount (YAY again! I forgot all about my discount on this too)
$5.59
-$2 in-ad coupon
-$2/1 printable
=$1.59!!
Rite Aid Whole Cashews $0.79!!!!!
-$1 VV from watching Wellness video
-$10 in +Up Rewards
(I had read this morning somewhere on a blog that these were on clearance in their area. I'm sorry to the blogger who shared this info as I cannot remember, for the life of me, who it was. Thank you though!! Anyway, I wanted to give it a shot and see and low-and-behold THEY ARE)!!!!!
Here is some of the info....They are Rite Aid Pantry, Whole Cashews, Lightly Salted, and the UPC # you might want to look for is.... 011822602174
TOOP was --$0.35 (that is negative thirty-five cents). My tax was $0.93, so I wound up paying $0.58 cash. PLUS, I got back $4 in +Up Rewards ($3 for the Chloraseptic and $1 for the Visine). Not bad, considering I didn't really care today. I saved....$41.68!!
*Regarding the Visine, I bought the more expensive Visine as I love the stuff. It is called Visine-A. It is way different than the regular Visine. I have REALLY bad seasonal allergies that like to start up in the springtime (I started getting shots last year and now swear by 'em). If you have hay fever, then you know what this feels like! IT'S AWFUL!!! :( There are times that I itch my eyes so bad that I get welts underneath the lower eyelid and above. It's NOT a pretty sight. Anyway, I am too cheap to use the Pataday and other Rx eye drops that are out there, as they are WAYYYYY too expensive. They work GREAT, but I can't afford an expensive eye drop each month. Anyway, if you are like me at all and use regular Visine to "stop the itch," then you have experienced that this makes your itching worse. Right? Well, that's not fun either. Anyway, I discovered the Visine-A a few years ago and I swear by it. Yeah, it is a little more expensive than the regular Visine and whatnot, but this, in my opinion, is the BEST OTC eye drop for the ones who suffer from the "itchy eyes," caused from hay fever/seasonal allergy sufferer. Well, it is the best for me and I highly reccommend it to anyone who has these same issues. I would rather pay, in my case today, $0.59 (after my +Up Reward) than $30+ for the Rx.
Anyway, those are just my two-cents and ALL MY OWN OPINION! I just wanted to share that with you, just in case you have these same issues and maybe was looking for something else to try.
Okay, good luck to you. I hope you are able to get your deal on.
Cheryl

