Money Saving Kate

Watch When Scanning Coupons!

Posted in Coupon Trips, Freebies, Target, Wal-Mart on September 1st 2010
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I was making my monthly see-what-I-can-get-free-with-coupons trip at Target today. So, I collected my items and went to check-out. Some of my items were the Shout Wipes, 4 count, for $0.97 each. I brought 8 of them to the check-out counter and proceeded to use 4 $2/2 coupons.

When the cashier scanned my coupons, they only took off $0.97! The manager was called over and told me that those coupons really weren’t supposed to be used on those items. I then explained to her that the coupon did not specify size restrictions. The manager then said, “Well our register’s know it’s not supposed to be for that item so it will only take off $0.97.” I then politely told her that I did not want to purchase those items.

I purchased the rest of my items and headed to Wal-Mart. They also carry the Shout Wipes, 4 count, in the travel section for $0.97 each. I picked up 8 of them and headed to the check-out with my 4 $2/2 coupons. I let the cashier know that my coupons may need manager approval and he had no problem with it.

Much to my delight, the coupons scanned at Wal-Mart with NO PROBLEMS! (Only asking if the coupon was a valid amount). I also give credit to the cashier for knowing how to answer the question: Valid coupon amount?

So… make sure you watch when the cashier scans your coupons to make sure the correct amount is taken off!

Also, note that I did not solely go to Wal-Mart just for the Shout Wipes. I also went for some freebies that Target did not carry:
Olay Body Wash (travel), $0.97
-Use $1/1 any Olay Body Wash

Post-It Super Sticky Notes, single pack, $1.00
-Use $1/1 any Super Sticky Notes

Gain Dish Liquid, 11 oz, $0.97
-Use $1/1 any Gain Dish Liquid

Super Cheap Juice & Snacks at Randall’s

Posted in Randall's on August 30th 2010
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Randall's

Randall’s is running a promotion through tomorrow, August 31. When you buy any 3 participating juice products, you get 2 participating snack items for free! Here is the best scenario I have come up with:

6 – Mott’s Apple Juice, 64 oz., $2.00 each
2 – Pop-Tarts, 8 ct, 1.99 each
2 – Quaker Chewy Granola Bars, 8-10 ct, 2.49 each

Coupons:
3 – $2/2 Mott’s Apple Juice, 64 oz (MDA Coupon Booklet found in-store)
1 – $1/2 Pop-Tarts
1 – $1/2 Quaker Chewy Granola Bars

Total Before Coupons: $20.96
Total After Coupons: $4.00

And yes, you can use coupons on the Pop-Tarts and the Granola Bars even though they are free!

Easy Dinner Idea: Slow Cooker Ribs

Posted in Recipes on August 30th 2010
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Randall’s has country-style ribs on sale for $0.99/lb through tomorrow, August 31. I bought four packs of them! I would have bought a few more, but there were a few other people interested in them as well and I didn’t want to clean the shelves! Remember to share : )

Anyway, I will admit, I am not very good using the barbecue outside. So in the past I have only cooked ribs in the oven (which came out fantastic), but since it is super hot outside, I didn’t want to heat up the house using the oven.

Crock-Pot to the rescue! My Crock-Pot even came with recipes, including Slow Cooker Ribs:

- Enough ribs to fill 1/2 to 3/4 of your slow cooker, cut into 2-3 rib segments
- 2-4 cups barbecue sauce
- 2-3 onions, chopped

1. Place ribs in slow cooker. Top with onion and barbecue sauce.
2. Cover and cook on Low for 7-9 hours or on High for 4-5 hours, or until meat is tender.
3. To serve, cut ribs between bones and coat with extra sauce as desired.

Now I am a pretty picky eater and I can’t stand the texture of onions, so I am substituting 1 Tbs. onion powder for the 2-3 onions.

Also, some recipes you will find say to brown the ribs first using the broiler and some say you don’t have to. Browning the ribs first reduces the fat and makes the taste of the ribs more in-depth… but it is not necessary to brown the ribs first.

Happy slow cooking!

Free Carmex & Breathe Right Strips at Walgreens!

Posted in Walgreens on August 30th 2010
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I don’t usually do a lot of shopping at Walgreens since it can get kind of tricky sometimes. But I did pick up a few after Register Rewards freebies this week.

1 – Carmex Moisture Plus Lip Balm, $2.00
1 – Breathe Right Strips, 10 ct, $4.00
6 – M&M’s Pretzels, 9.9 oz, $14.94 total

Coupons:
1 – $1.50/1 Breathe Right Strips, 10 ct
2 – B2G1 Free M&M’s bag
4 – $1.00/1 M&M’s Pretzels bag, 9.9 oz
$3.00 Register Reward

Received:
$2.00 RR – Carmex Lip Moisture Plus
$4.00 RR – Breathe Right Strips, 10 ct

Total Before Coupons: $20.94
Total After Coupons: $4.46
Savings: $16.48, 78.70%

This was in two transactions because my usual Walgreens did not even carry the M&M’s Pretzels. But if it had all been at the same store, the total cost after coupons would have been the same.

Free Headphones at CVS!

Posted in CVS on August 30th 2010
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CVS

The deals at CVS this week were kind of skimpy, but I did come up with a few things.

5 – Oral-B toothbrushes, $11.90 total
1 – Phillips In-Ear Headphones, $6.99
1 – Conair 1 inch Curling Iron, $7.99

Coupons:
2 – B1G1 Free Oral-B single toothbrush
2 – $0.75/1 Oral-B toothbrush
$2 ECB
$5 ECB
$10 ECB

Received:
$5.00 ECB – $10 worth of Oral-B toothbrushes
$6.99 ECB – Phillips In-Ear Headphones
$5.00 ECB – Conair Appliance

Total Before Coupons: $26.88
Total After Coupons: $2.03
Savings: $24.85, 92.45%

Be on the look out for the Oral-B toothbrushes! I found some of the kids toothbrushes on clearance for only $0.74 each and they still applied towards spending $10 and getting $5 ECB back!

Easy Smoothie Idea: Yogurt Cubes

Posted in Recipes on August 28th 2010
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Randall’s ran a deal a few weeks ago on Dannon Yogurt. I was able to get quite a bit of yogurt for cheap! Some was eaten, most was not. So it was getting pretty close to the expiration date and I didn’t want to let it all go to waste.

I got two silicone ice cube trays and froze the yogurt into cubes! You don’t have to use silicone ice cube trays, regular trays would probably work as well.

But now we have yogurt cubes ready to go anytime we want to make a smoothie!

My First Groupon!!

Posted in Groupon, Gymboree on August 24th 2010
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I have mentioned Groupon before, and how great the deals are. I guess I was just waiting for the *perfect* deal for me to actually make my first Groupon purchase.

Today was the day! The Austin Groupon had a one-month Gymboree membership (a $154 value), with waived initiation fees, for only $32!!

You can choose any class you want too! The deal was one class per week plus unlimited open gym play. I had been wanting to enroll my daughter in Gymboree for quite a while now, but thought it was kind of expensive. While the one free class was great, it really wasn’t enough to really get a feel for how my daughter would like it.

But now, she can try an entire month for only $32! But after that month is up, it goes back to regular price per month, unless you cancel, but I still don’t have to pay the initial fee. A great deal!

Super Cheap Gift Cards at Randall’s

Posted in Amazon, Randall's on August 24th 2010
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Randall's

I apologize in advance for being soooo late in posting this, possibly too late, but I felt it needed to be shared.

When you buy $25+ worth of participating items (P&G products, but not all P&G products) at Randall’s, a coupon will print for $10 off the purchase of a gift card!

I did two transactions, first with Olay products, the second with Pampers products, so I wound up with $20 in coupons I could put toward a gift card!

It was a very difficult choice. I literally stood in front of the gift card display for probably 10 minutes, but I eventually chose a $25 Amazon gift card.

So, after the coupons, I scored a $25 Amazon gift card for only $5!! Woo hoo!! With no expiration date, I will probably save it until Christmas to buy gifts.

FREE Blink Gel Tears at CVS this Week!

Posted in CVS on August 24th 2010
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CVS

This week at CVS you can get Blink Gel Tears for FREE after ExtraBucks. You can also get some really cheap Glade, John Frieda, and Gillette Razors!! Check out HERE for how I use ExtraBucks. Here is what I will be buying this week:

2 – Glade Sense & Spray, $5.00 each
3 – John Frieda Shampoo or Conditioner, $5.00 each
1 – Blink Gel Tears, $7.99
1 – Gillette ProGlide Razor, $9.97

Coupons:
2 – $3/1 Glade Sense & Spray Starter Kit
3 – $3/1 John Frieda Root Awakening Shampoo or Conditioner
1 – $1/1 Blink Gel Tears
1 – $4/1 Gillette ProGlide Razor
$20.99 in ExtraBucks

Receive:
$3 ECB – $10 worth of Glade Sense & Spray
$5 ECB – $15 worth of John Frieda
$7.99 ECB – Blink Gel Tears
$5 ECB – Gillette ProGlide Razor

Total Before Coupons and ECB’s: $42.96
Total After Coupons and ECB’s: $1.97
Savings: $40.99, 95.41%

What deals did you get this week?

3 Ways to Cook up Apples

Posted in Recipes on August 24th 2010
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Apples

A local grocery store had Gala apples on sale for $0.37 per pound!! Needless to say I bought about 15 pounds! What do you do with 15 pounds of apples? Here is what we will be eating for weeks to come:

- Apple jelly
- Dried apples
- Apple pies

Now I am sure there are tons more ways to use fresh apples, but these three will best serve us. Here is how to prepare apple jelly, dried apples, and our apple pie recipe.

Apple Jelly
You will need:
1 – Ball No-Sugar Needed Fruit Pectin
1 cup unsweetened apple juice
Fresh apples to yield 4 cups prepared, about 16 medium apples
4-6 Half Pint Jars with Lids and Bands

Optional:
Up to 3 cups sugar
Up to 1 cup honey
Artificial sweetener to taste

Follow instructions inside Ball No-Sugar Needed Fruit Pectin

Dried Apples
You will need a food dehydrator to make these and as many apples as you want!

Peel and core apples. Slice apples in to rings and place onto dehydrator. Turn on dehydrator and let dry overnight. *Tip: It is very important to get all of the peel off the apple because when the peel dries it becomes very sharp and can cut your mouth.

Apple Pie
You will need:
3-4 large apples
1 Tbs. Cinnamon
2-3 packets artificial sweetener
2 uncooked pie crusts
Butter

Peel, core, and dice apples. Toss them in a bowl with cinnamon and sweetener. Pour into bottom pie crust. Top with pats of butter. Lay second pie crust on top and seal edges. Poke top crust with a fork a few times. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour.

77% Savings at Target!

Posted in Target on June 2nd 2010
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I made a quick trip to Target to use up some great Scrubbing Bubbles and Huggies coupons before they expired. Here is what I picked up:

Bought:
2 – Scrubbing Bubbles Power Sprayer Starter
3 – Scrubbing Bubbles Toilet Cleaning Gel
3 – Scrubbing Bubbles Fresh Brush 2-in-1 Starter Kit
3 – Huggies Diapers, jumbo pks
1 – Huggies Wipes, 64 ct
1 – Huggies Wipes Refill, 184 ct

Now usually it is pretty easy for me to look at my receipt and remember which coupons I used, but this particular manager at Target put up a fuss about some of my coupons and wouldn’t let me use them even though I knew I was using them correctly. Ugh. Although, my coupons did involve stacking manufacturer coupons with Target coupons, buy 1, get 1 free coupons, and getting gift cards, which I used over 3 transactions.

Anyway, here is the run down of what I spent versus how much I saved:

ARV: $83.42
Total OOP: $19.05
Savings: $64.37, 77.16%

It’s OK to Take a Break

Posted in Uncategorized on May 29th 2010
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Have you noticed my lack of posting for nearly the past two months?

It all started with one week that didn’t seem to have many good deals. So I didn’t shop that week. I was fine with that since I had been building my stockpile since January. I still bought my usual four Sunday papers though so I would have the coupons for the next week.

Well, the next week came along and I didn’t feel like shopping then either. Maybe it was because I saw how well we had gotten along the previous week without shopping. Maybe it was just a couponing burnout. I’m not sure.

Anyway, whatever the reason, it lasted another few weeks, all the while I was still getting usual four Sunday papers for the coupons. Then I was looking at the ads for the week of Mother’s Day. I saw some great ads and planned to go shopping that week. But I told myself the shopping would have to wait until I had all my coupons cut and sorted and my coupon binder up to date. I was certain that I would be able to go shopping closer to the end of the week.

That didn’t happen. I went to the Emergency Room with a gallbladder attack the Monday after Mother’s Day. Ugh. I had surgery to remove my gallbladder and now all is well and I am steadily recovering.

But, while I was in the hospital… ALL of my ExtraBucks EXPIRED!!! Around $30 worth! I felt like kicking myself. Major disappointment to say the least.

Then, a couple days ago, I received an e-mail from the CVS Advisor Panel asking me to take a survey. I readily took it, knowing that if I qualified and completed the survey that I could earn up to $15 ExtraCare Bucks; and if I took it but didn’t qualify to complete it, I would still receive at least a couple ECB’s.

I qualified and completed the survey!! I earned $15 ExtraCare Bucks! This definitely softened the blow of losing about $30 ECB’s!

I knew this was the time to get back in the game of couponing. I was still recovering from surgery and that consisted mostly of resting so I definitely had the time to organize my inches thick stack of coupon inserts that had been piling up the past few weeks.

So that is was I have been doing this past week: cleaning out my coupon binder (was completely sad about the amount that had expired), sorting and cutting weeks worth of coupon inserts, and filling my coupon binder back up with the new coupons it has missed so much.

I admit that I do have a few more coupons to file, but since there won’t be any new coupons this upcoming week, I know I can get that done without the worry of getting behind again.

So, the moral to this long, long story? It’s OK to take a break!! Yes, coupons will expire. Yes, you may lose ExtraCare Bucks or other free money printed from the register. But it’s ok. There will be new coupons next week, and the next week, and the next week. ExtraCare Bucks can be earned again. The deals will still be there. Life will still go on.

Coupon Preview for 5/30/10

Posted in coupon preview on May 29th 2010
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Coupons

There will not be any coupons in the Sunday paper this week.

Have a happy Memorial Day! Keep in mind the reason we celebrate this day!

Saturday Scores at CVS

Posted in CVS, ExtraCare Bucks on May 29th 2010
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CVS

I know that it is usually Sunday Scores, but I didn’t make it to CVS until today. After a few weeks out of the game, I jumped feet first back in. Here is what I picked up:

Bought:
2 – Pantene Pro-V Shampoo – 2/$6.97
4 – Gillette Body Wash – $4.00 each
2 – ThermaCare Heatwraps, 2+ ct – $5.99 each
3 – Nivea Body Wash – $4.99 each
1 – Nivea Crème Tin – $0.99

Coupons:
2 – $1/1 Pantene product
2 – B1G1 FREE Gillette Body Wash
1 – $4/2 Gillette Body Wash
2 – $2/1 ThermaCare Heatwraps, 2+ ct (on box; originally went in store with $1/1)
1 – $5/2 Nivea Body Wash
1 – $1/1 Nivea Body Wash
$3 off $15+ purchase – emailed from CVS
$15 ECB – earned from CVS Advisor program

Received:
$2 ECB – 2 Pantene Pro-V Shampoo’s
$5 ECB – 2 ThermaCare Heatwraps, 2+ ct
$5 ECB – $15 worth of Nivea
$8 ECB – $4 for each Gillette Body Wash, limit 2

ARV: $50.91
Total OOP: $6.93
Savings: $43.98, 86.39%

I was also planning on buying the new Huggies Denim Diapers, but they didn’t have the size I needed. I was kind of bummed because I think they are super cute, plus I had some great coupons for them ($3 off manufacturer coupon and $1 off CVS coupon).

Earn ExtraBucks with CVS Advisor Panel

Posted in CVS, ExtraCare Bucks on May 27th 2010
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CVS

So, every few months I will receive an e-mail from CVS asking me to take a survey about CVS. The program is actually called CVS Advisor Panel and you can learn more about it HERE.

Basically, CVS will e-mail you surveys to take about your experiences with CVS and in return you can earn ExtraCare Bucks! If you take the survey, but do not qualify to finish it, you will earn around $2 ECB. But if you qualify and complete the survey you can earn up to $15 ECB! You will need to have a CVS ExtraCare card, but those are free!

I was just offered a survey a couple days ago and I qualified for it and completed it and I earned $15 ECB for a survey that only took about 30 minutes!

So sign up for the CVS Advisor Panel HERE!!

Check Out The Elect Lady!

Posted in Uncategorized on April 6th 2010
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baking dish

I recently entered a givewaway for the Pampered Chef Baking Dish you see above at The Elect Lady. And I WON! Yay! I was so excited!

She promptly mailed it and I received it very quickly. Sadly, when I opened it, it was broken beyond use. I was pretty bummed. I politely sent her an e-mail letting her I know I had received it but that it was broken and thanked her for the giveaway. I wasn’t upset because it wasn’t her fault it broken. These things just happen sometimes. And I thought that would be it.

But no, that was not it. She wanted to make sure things were right, so she ordered another one directly from Pampered Chef to me and sent it overnight! I was ecstatic! I received it today and it is gorgeous and I cannot wait to use it! Dinner tonight maybe?

So… you NEED to check out The Elect Lady! She truly cares about her readers plus she has some GREAT articles! She has multiple ways to subscribe to receive her posts, so head on over to The Elect Lady right now!

NEW Disney Movie Rewards Codes!

Posted in Disney Movie Rewards on April 5th 2010
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Disney Movie Rewards

I just received an email today from Disney Movie Rewards promoting their new website!

Go HERE to get the clues to get up to 100 rewards points!

Sunday Scores for CVS 4/4

Posted in CVS on April 4th 2010
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CVS

I thought it was a pretty good week at CVS, considering the Baby Sale. Here is what I picked up:

Bought:
2 – Pantene Shampoo, 12.6-13.5 oz – $2.99 each
3 – Stride Shift Gum, 14 ct – $0.99 each
3 – GE Reveal Light Bulbs, 4 ct – $1.99 each
1 – Skintimate Moisturizing Cream Shave – $3.99
1 – Complete Multi-Purpose Solution – $8.99
2 – J&J First Aid Kits, travel – $0.99 each
4 – Desitin, 2 oz – $2.99 each
1 – Pull-Ups, mega pk – $13.99

Used:
1 – $3/2 Pantene products
1 – B2G1 Stride Gum
3 – $1/1 GE Reveal light bulbs
2 – $1/1 J&J First Aid Kits
3 – $1/1 Desitin
1 – $2/1 Pull-Ups
$10/$50 purchase (printed from price scanner)
$25 ECB from previous weeks

ARV: $55.85
Total OOP: $6.88
Savings: $48.97, 87.68%

Sunday Scores for Walgreens 4/4

Posted in Walgreens on April 4th 2010
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I thought it was a rather blah week at Walgreens, but I did pick up a few things.

Bought:
3 – Dawn Dish Liquid, 10.3 oz – $0.99 each w/in-ad coupon
4 – Skittles, single packs – $0.39 each w/in-ad coupon
1 – Caramel candy, filler – $0.34
1 – U by Kotex, 50-60 ct liners – $3.49

Used:
3 – $0.50/1 Dawn
2 – B1G1 Skittles
1 – $1.00/1 U by Kotex

I did two transactions so I could use my Register Rewards earned from the Kotex ($2.50 RR).

ARV: $8.36
Total OOP: $2.58
Savings: $5.78, 69.14%

CVS Weekly Ad for 4/4 – 4/10

Posted in CVS on April 3rd 2010
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CVS

Here are the top deals at CVS for April 4 – 10. Go HERE to learn how I use my ExtraCare Bucks. Check out my CVS tutorial HERE. Be sure to check your LOCAL AD to verify prices before you go.

Pantene Shampoo, Conditioner, or Styler – $2.99
Get $1 ECB when you buy 1, limit 3
- $3/2 Pantene Product, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 03/07/10)
- $1/2 Pantene Product, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 04/04/10)
- $1/1 Pantene Styler or Treatment, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 04/04/10)
FINAL PRICE: As low as 2/$1.98 after ECB

Stride Shift Gum, 14 ct – $0.99
Get $0.99 ECB when you buy 1, limit 1
- B2G1 Stride Gum, exp. 5-22-10 (SS 03/14/10)
FINAL PRICE: 3/$0.99 after ECB

3M, Post-It, Scotch Mailing Supplies or Tape -$Varies
Spend $15, Get $5 ECB, limit 1
- $10 MIR 3M Post-It Note Labels printable
- $2/1 Scotch Easy-Grip Packaging Tape Dispenser printable
- $1.50/1 Scotch Magic Tape Boxed Rolls printable
- $1/1 Scotch Packaging Tape printable
- $3/1 Scotch Packaging Tape Multipack printable
FINAL PRICE: Varies

GE Reveal Light Bulbs, 4 pk – $1.99
- $1/1 Select GE Products, exp. 5-5-10 (SS 03/07/10)
- $1/2 GE Reveal printable (IE) or printable (FF)
FINAL PRICE: As low as $0.99

Revlon Foundation – $Varies
Get Revlon Lip Product FREE

Gillette Mach 3 Cartridge – $Varies
Get Old Spice or Gillette Body Wash FREE
- $4/1 Gillette Mach3 Cartridge, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 04/04/10)
- $2/1 Gillette Body Wash, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 03/07/10)
FINAL PRICE: Varies

Physician’s Formula Healthy Wear Foundation or Bronzer – $14.99
Get $7 ECB when you buy 1, limit 1
- $1/1 Physician’s Formula Cosmetic Product, exp. 6-30-10 (SS 03/21/10)
FINAL PRICE: $6.99 after ECB

Olay Regenerist Anti-aging Eye Roller – $18.99
Get $6 ECB when you buy 1, limit 1
- $5/1 Olay Regenerist Facial Moisturizer or Cleanser (P&G MIR Booklet)
- $3/1 Olay Regenerist Moisturizer or Cleanser, exp. 4-30 (P&G 3/7/10)
FINAL PRICE: As low as $7.99 after ECB

Pantene or Head & Shoulders – $4.99
Get $1 ECB when you buy 1, limit 3
- $3/2 Pantene Product, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 03/07/10)
- $1/2 Pantene Product, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 04/04/10)
- FREE Head & Shoulders Conditioner wyb Shampoo, exp. 4-30 (P&G 4/4/10)
- $1/1 Head & Shoulders Shampoo or Conditioner, exp. 4-30 (P&G 3/7/10)
FINAL PRICE: As low as 2/$2.99 after ECB

Skintimate Moisturizing Cream Shave – $3.99
Get $3 ECB when you buy 1, limit 1
- $1.50/2 Select Skintimate Products, exp. 5-16-10 (SS 03/28/10)
FINAL PRICE: 3/$3.48 after ECB

Softsoap or Irish Spring, refill or bar soap – $5.49
Get $2 ECB when you buy 1, limit 2
- $0.50/1 Irish Spring, exp. 4-3-10 (SS 03/14/10)
FINAL PRICE: $2.99 after ECB

Softsoap or Irish Spring, body wash – $4.99
Get $2 ECB when you buy 1, limit 2
- $1/1 Softsoap Brand Body Wash, exp. 4-17-10 (SS 03/28/10 #2)
- $1/1 Softsoap Body Wash, exp. 5-30 (Reinventing Beauty, Jan)
FINAL PRICE: $1.99 after ECB

Mennen Speed Stick Stainguard Deodorant – $3.49
Get $2 ECB when you buy 1, limit 2
- $1/1 Lady Speed Stick Stainguard Deodorant printable
- $0.50/1 Select Speed Stick Deodorant, exp. 4-17-10 (SS 03/28/10 #2)
FINAL PRICE: As low as $0.49 after ECB

Colgate Pro Clinical Toothpaste – $3.99
Get $2 ECB when you buy 1, limit 1
- $0.35/1 Colgate Toothpaste, exp. 4-17-10 (SS 03/28/10 #2)
FINAL PRICE: $1.64 after ECB

Schick Hydro – $8.97 (Available April 9^th)
Get $6 ECB when you buy 1, limit 1
- $3/1 Schick Disposable Razor package, exp. 5-2-10 (SS 03/21/10)
FINAL PRICE: FREE + Overage after ECB!

Colgate Total Advanced or Enamel Strength – $2.99
Get $2 ECB when you buy 1, limit 1
- $0.35/1 Colgate Toothpaste, exp. 4-17-10 (SS 03/28/10 #2)
- $0.75/1 Colgate Total Enamel Strength Toothpaste printable
- $1/1 Colgate Total Toothpaste, exp. 5-31-10 (ALL YOU Apr ‘10)
- $0.75/1 Select Colgate Toothpastes, exp. 4-17-10 (SS 03/28/10 #2)
FINAL PRICE: As low as FREE after ECB

Tampax Pearl, 36-40 ct – $7.99
Get $2 ECB when you buy 1, limit 1
- FREE Tampax (18-20 ct.) wyb Tampax (36-60 ct.), exp. 4-30 (P&G 4/4/10)
- $2/1 Tampax Pearl or Compak Pearl, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 03/07/10)
- $1/1 Tampax Product, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 03/07/10)
FINAL PRICE: As low as $3.99 after ECB + FREE 18-20 ct

BABY SALE: Spend $25, Get $10 ECB, limit 1
- CVS Brand Baby Care: shampoo, lotion, wash, bath, head-to-toe, oil, powder – $1.99
- CVS Brand baby wipes, 64-72 ct – $2.00
- CVS Brand diapers, jumbo pk – $6.99
- Johnson’s Baby: powder, lotion, oil, wash, shampoo, oil gel – $2.99
- Desitin, 2 oz – $2.99
- Pampers Diapers, Big Pack, 48-96 ct – $19.99
- Motrin or Tylenol Infants’ Drops, 1 oz – $8.99
- Enfamil, Similac, Pedialyte: ready to feed formula 32 oz, pedialyte 33.8 oz, singles 4 pk, freezer pops 16 ct – $4.99
- Huggies GoodNites, mega pk – $13.99
- Huggies Pull-Ups, mega pk – $13.99
Spend $25, Get $10 ECB, limit 1
- $1/1 Johnson’s Baby Lotion printable (IE) or printable (FF)
- $1/1 Johnson’s Baby Product, exp. 5-15-10 (RP 03/07/10)
- $1/1 Johnson’s Body Care Products, exp. 6-5-10 (SS 03/28/10)
- $1/1 Johnson’s Baby Bubble Bath & Wash printable
- $1/1 Johnson’s Baby Shampoo printable (IE) or printable (FF)
- $1/1 Desitin Diaper Rash Cream printable (IE) or printable (FF)
- $1.50/1 Pampers Diapers or Pants, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 04/04/10)
- $2/1 Select Pampers Diapers, exp. 4-30-10 (RP 03/14/10)
- $3/2 Motrin/Tylenol, Infant or Children’s, exp. 5-31-10 (RP 02/21/10)
- $1/1 Motrin Product printable
- $3/1 Pedialyte Oral Electrolyte Solution printable
- B1G1 Pedialyte Product, exp. 6-15-10 (SS 03/07/10)
- B1G1 Pedialyte Product printable
- $2/1 Huggies Pull-Ups Training Pants printable
- $2/1 Pull-ups Training Pants, exp. 4-24-10 (SS 03/28/10)
FINAL PRICE: Varies

Complete Multi-Purpose Solution, 12 oz – $8.99
Get $8.99 ECB when you buy 1, limit 1
- $1/1 Complete Contact Solution printable
FINAL PRICE: FREE + $1 Money-Maker after ECB

7UP, Canada Dry, A&W, or Sunkist, 12 pk – 3/$11
Get $3 ECB when you buy 3, limit 1

Alvin & The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel DVD – $19.99
Save $15 on Alvin & The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel DVD when you buy $20 worth of P&G products:
– Charmin Basic 12 ct, Ultra Strong or Ultra Soft 9 ct – $4.99, limit 3
– Tide 2x Ultra, Total Care liquid 20-32 loads, Powder 31-40 loads – $5.97, limit 5
– Bounty Basic Select-A-Size, 6 pk – $6.49, limit 3
– Dawn 9.5-10.3 oz – $0.96, limit 6
– Bounce or Downy, dryer sheets 70-80 ct, liquid 40 loads – $3.99, limit 4
– Cascade Gel or Powder, 45 oz – $2.99, limit 4
– Crest or Oral-B: baking soda & peroxide, cavity, tartar protection, toothpaste, indicator toothbrush – $2.25, limit 6
– Duracell AA, AAA, 4 pk; C, D, 2 pk; 9 volt 1 pk – $2.99, limit 5
– Always pads 20-48 ct, liners 68-80 ct – $5.49, limit 4
- $0.25/1 Charmin Product, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 04/04/10)
- $1/1 Tide Product, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 04/04/10)
- $0.25/1 Bounty Towels or Napkins, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 03/07/10)
- $0.50/1 Dawn Product, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 04/04/10)
- $0.25/1 Bounce Sheets, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 03/07/10)
- $1/1 Downy Liquid or Dryer Sheets, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 04/04/10)
- $0.50/1 Cascade Product, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 04/04/10)
- $0.75/1 Crest Toothpaste, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 03/07/10)
- $2/1 Select Oral-B Toothbrushes, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 04/04/10)
- $2/1 Always Infinity, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 03/07/10)
- B1G1 Always Pad or Feminine Cleansing Cloth, exp. 4-30 (P&G 4/4/10)
- B1G1 Always Pantiliner, exp. 4-30 (P&G 4/4/10)
- $1/1 Always Pads, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 03/07/10)
- $1/1 Always Pantiliners, exp. 4-30-10 (P&G 03/07/10)