FAQ & BASICS of WALGREENS COUPONING
FAQ & Getting Started Shopping at Walgreens
If you are new to shopping at Walgreens you’ll want to familiarize yourself with their Register Reward program, the Balance Rewards program and their coupon policy. You can see the Walgreens Coupon Policy HERE. Print it out and keep a copy in your coupon binder or coupon clutch and print extras to give your store management or cashier! Have the address saved on your phone, iphone or on your ipad, whatever! Just have it ready at a moments notice! 
Walgreens Balance Rewards Program
Walgreens has a new Balance Rewards shopper loyalty program as of September 2012. You can sign up for the card in store or on-line HERE. You will need the card to get sale prices at Walgreens.
Redeeming Points
When making a purchase you can choose to either redeem earned Points or continue saving Points to use on a future purchases. The more you allow points to accumulate the more points will be worth.
Redemption Dollars may not be used for the purchase of the following: dairy; liquor; tobacco; stamps; phone/pre-paid/gift cards; money order/transfers; transportation passes; charitable donations; prescriptions; pseudoephedrine or ephedrine products;immunizations, health tests or other healthcare items or services; Prescription Savings Club membership fee; Take Care Clinic services.
WALGREENS BALANCE REWARDS TIPS
- If you signed up on-line you can still attach your account to an actual card in the store.
- If you pay with points you still will get your Register Rewards.
- If you pay with points for a transaction where you should earn more points you will not.
- Manufacturer’s coupons do not interfere with any points earned.
- Points earned show up on your receipt, making it easy to keep track!
- If the points don’t show up, call Walgreens customer service & they’ll be credited.
Walgreens Coupon Policy
-Walgreens accepts (2) coupons on a B1G1 FREE
-Walgreens will adjust your coupon value down if the coupon exceeds the price of the item
-Walgreens accepts internet print at home coupons
Multiple Coupons
* When purchasing a single item, Walgreens accepts one manufacturer coupon and applicable Walgreens coupon(s) for the purchase of a single item, unless prohibited by either coupon offer.
* The coupon amount must be reduced if it exceeds the value of the item after other discounts or coupons are applied. (For example, a $5.00 coupon for a $4.99 item will result in a $4.99 coupon value).
* When purchasing multiple items, Walgreens accepts multiple identical coupons for multiple qualifying items as long as there is sufficient stock to satisfy other customers, unless a limit is specified. Management reserves the right to limit the quantity of items purchased.
Buy One, Get One Free Coupons
* When items are featured in a Buy One, Get One Free promotion, up to two coupons can be used against the items being purchased, as long as the net price does not go below zero for the items being purchased.
Internet/Print at Home Coupons
* Walgreens accepts valid internet/print at home coupons.
The Register Reward Programs
The Register Reward Program can be a great way to get items FREE or inexpensively at Wags. It can be very confusing at first but once you have the hang of it you’ll be rolling deals easily!
Register Rewards (RR) are similar to Catalina coupons, they print out of the Catalina machine after you have purchased certain qualifying products. They are manufacturers coupons intended to be used only at Walgreens (even though I have heard of other stores accepting them). They are just another way for the manufacturers to incentivize shoppers to purchase their products. They are cost effective for the manufacturer because they won’t have to pay on every one since many of them won’t be redeemed. For example if Crest is $3 and you get a $3 RR for purchasing one but never use the Register Reward, the manufacturer doesn’t have to pay the $3 on that Register Reward and you have purchased the item they wanted you to buy anyway.
Here are some basic FAQ about Register Rewards. If you have another question, leave a comment or e-mail wildforwags.com and I’ll be sure to answer it and add it to the list!
How do I get a Register Reward?
There are RR deals that vary weekly, others that only last for a few days (like a 4 day sale) and still other deals last all month long. I will post all of those deals here, either in the weekly ad or under “monthly deals”.
How long are Register Rewards valid?
Generally they are good for 2 weeks from the date they are issued. Occasionally I have received a RR that was good for only 1 week. That is why you’ll want to learn how to best “roll” your register rewards.
What does “rolling” mean?
Rolling is using RR you received from buying one item or group of items, to purchase other items that give RR. So for example if Crest is $3 giving a $3 RR and Glade is $3 giving a RR then I can use the Crest to pay for Glade, Glade to pay for Crest and I can just go on “rolling”. The other benefit of “rolling” is you can extend the expiration date of a RR, giving you more time to use it towards something that you need.
Can I use a RR I received from one item to buy another of the same item?
You can but then another RR will not print. So if you want 4 Crest in the example above you are better off rolling into Glade and then using the Glade RR to buy another Crest. You could then get the 4 Crest you need. If you use the Crest $3 RR to buy another Crest another RR would not print out.
How do I know the RR is from buying a specific item just by looking at it?
Each RR will tell you what manufacturer it’s from. In the Crest example the RR would say Proctor and Gamble or P&G on it. Each RR will tell you what company it came from. If you have 2 RR from the same company but they are for different amounts you can usually roll between them.
What does it mean when you say a RR or a product is “Rolling”?
If a RR is rolling, it means it’s rolling on itself. So for example let’s say the Gillette razor RR is for $4, if it’s rolling it’s allowing you to buy another Gillette using the Gillette $4 RR and it’s producing another RR. This is unusual but occasionally it happens (most often on P&G products).
How many RR can I use in one transaction?
You can’t use more coupons in a transaction at Wags then you have items. RR are considered coupons. So if I’m buying 5 items I can only use 5 coupons or RR combined. Wags Qs don’t count towards that total.
What are fillers?
Fillers are inexpensive items that you buy so you can use more RR. So if I have 5 items I want to buy and 5 manufacturers coupons (MQ) that I want to use but I want to pay my balance with several RR I will need to get some fillers (usually items under $.50) for each RR I want to use.
Can I use a RR and a Wags Q on one item?
Yes, you can. You can stack a manufacturer coupon or a Register Reward and a Wags Q on the same item.
Is there an order in which I should hand in my RR?
I have found that the most important thing is to hand in your Wags Qs after your MQs. So MQs are always first, then RR, then Wags Qs. I have also handed in my MQ, then Wags Qs and then RR and that will work too. What you NEVER want to do is hand in your Wags Qs first!
What if my Register Reward doesn’t print?
Check out my post HERE for some tips on what to do if your Register Reward doesn’t print.
Glossary
BOGO = Buy One Get One Free
B1G1 = Buy One Get One Free
B2G1 = Buy 2 Get One Free
B1G2 = Buy 1 Get Two Free
ETS = Excludes Trial Size
MQ= Manufacturers Coupon
WQ = Wags Coupon
RR = Register Reward
WYB = When You Buy
OOP = Out of Pocket
RP = Red Plum Insert
SS = SmartSource Insert
P&G = Proctor & Gamble Insert
D&Y = Diabetes and You Wags Magazine
MIR = Mail in Rebate
Tear Pad = Coupon in the Store, on a pad you tear off
Blinkie = Little coupon dispensers in stores
Peelie = Coupons you Peel off an item
All You = Magazine with many coupons available at Walmart
Hi, I'm Christie and I love helping people save money! In my family, it's all about saving more and spending less. I started using coupons to help pay off debt. Once I realized we could save literally hundreds of dollars a month with coupons, my life has never been the same. Join me in saving money at one of my favorite stores - Walgreens!
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Hi! In the past I’ve used a coupon here and there, but I’m just now getting serious about it and I love Walgreens! One question I do have, why should you never hand in Walgreens Coupons first? This is what I’ve been doing but it has worked out the same or am I missing something?
Thanks!
as a Wag Employee sometimes by turning in the walgreens coupon in first it wont ring in the second.. also on rare occasion you can have a item for say.. 5.99 and scan a 3$ coupon .. then a Wag coupon making it 2.99 and then you just just earned a penny
Is there anywhere in the Walgreens Coupon policy that states that I cannot separate my transactions to use a RR towards the next purchase? I had a manager tell me that today. I told him he was wrong and that I would bring him in a copy of HIS coupon policy next time I shop there. I just want to make sure I am right…
Nope, it doesn’t say anything about not being able to breaking up transactions in the coupon policy.
There is NOTHING in our policy that stops you.. Though Allow me to suggest you try seeing if you can check out through the cosmetics register so not to tie up the main cashier.. it normally pleases the managers more.
Thank you! I LOVE this site! He tried to tell me it was fraud and theft prevention…lol He was just trying to use big words
The cashier kept doing my transactions and rolled her eyes at him and said he is a jerk lol Going back with my multiple transactions…:)
As an employee of Walgreens I must tell you that our store policy limits customers to TWO transactions in one visit, and that is completely up to the manager/cashier on duty depending on the customers in line.
Hope this helps you a little and have a great day!
So while you are able to break up your transactions into two separate ones to accommodate your coupons it will entirely depend on the amount of customers and the workload at the time on management and cashiers.
I love using coupons as well so understand your frustration however I also understand Walgreens side as I deal with couponers all the time, we must try to accommodate all customers in a timely and effective manor so allowing one customer to have multiple transactions is not fair to other customers in line.
What I do if at the cash register and have someone wanting to do multiple transactions and there is a line, I politely ask them if they would be willing to get back into line for the next transaction, that way I keep the line moving and satisfy all customers and most of my couponers are happy to do it
Just had a FREE shopping trip to my local Walgreens, spent $20 but got $20 in RR’s!!! My question is do the stores offer rain checks on items offering RR’s? Asked for one on the Arnicare and the lady at the register told me that they didn’t, and I didn’t see it on their coupon policy or your website. Thank you for helping me save money!!!
We cannot offer rainchecks on register rewards. We do however offer a raincheck on the sale price of an item but the register rewards are a time sensitive offer from the manufacturer and we cannot print them manually after the offer has expired.
Ugh!! My rr didn’t print and new manager cancels the transaction but KEEPS the mfq’s!!!!!!
They have to return the mfg’s to you if they are your mfg’s. If they come out of the catlina machine they have to turned in with the canceled transaction.
I had a walgreens give me a raincheck on the finish when it was 1.99 after RR and they just put on it that the finish was 1.99. I have had no trouble, thank goodness, with any of the walgreens in my area. I have been to 5 different ones.
Amy-Thank you, I didn’t think it was a policy because the checkout lady rolled her eyes at me when I put all my items on the counter and she saw my coupons!
Walgreens does not give rainchecks for the RR, if a cashier did this she was in the wrong. A RR is TIME SENSITIVE just like a MFQ and must be used as such, please be aware of this as doing anything else is basically theft.
I have two questions. First..the walgreens is selling Lysol toilet bowl cleaner for BOGO . I have coupons that say 1.00 off two lysol tb cleaners. can I use these and if so how do I. second … the other day I went to buy Nivea lipgloss . they were bogo50%off.I had coupons bogo free. she said I couldn’t use the coupons . Was that right? tx for your help.
I have found that whenever they do BOGO, if you have a BOGO coupon it ends up being free. I have never had a cashier tell me any different. Because technically it does cancel itself out.
@Deanna….I bought 2 Lysol toilet bowl cleaners ($2.99 each)and 2 Lysol wipes ($3.69 each). At the bottom of my receipt it’s printed both items free (3.69-free and 2.99- free) and it shows that it took $1.00 off each item so the bowl cleaner was $1.99 and wipes were $2.69. I didn’t try the Nivea lipgloss yet but I will try it today or this weekend and let you know how it goes. I think you were supposed to get one free and pay 50% off the second one but not too sure. Hope this helped.
Can I use RR that have expired?
No
walgeens has a sale on coffee mate this week for buy one @ 2.49 get one free. i have a coupon for free bottle of coffee mate, would this make them both free or should I save it for another time?
Debbie – I have the same coupon, and yes both should be free! I’ll be buying some too.
I have a similiar question in regards to B1G1 50% off. I have 2 B1Gi free coupons for Biore products. This week they are B1G1 50 % off. Can I use both and get two items free and two 50% off? How does this work? Thanks.
I have a similar question too. Wags feminine products are on sale BOGO50% off. I have a Always coupon for $2/1 and a Tampax coupon $2/1, can I use both coupons if I buy one Tampax and one Always?
Also they have the men’s body wash BOGO50% off and I have 2 coupons for BOGOfree for OldSpice and Gilette. If I buy one gillete and use my coupon then buy an old spice at 50% off and use the old spice coupon will I end up with a free gillette body wash, a free oldspice body wash, one gillette body wash at full price and the oldspice at 50%??
I’m new to couponing and not sure what I can do!
Can I use a MQ coupon and both a store coupon from the weekly ad with an instant coupon from the March booklet?
No, only 1 MQ and 1 Wags Q.
I have used a mq plus an in ad cpn plus a cpn from the monthly booklet for the same item and had no problem, usually the cashier has the book handy and will use the booklet whenever she sees the item run through, they are great here!
Does Walgreens let you special order items? And can you get a raincheck on an item that has a RR? I have a HUGE problem with a shelf clearer here…. I actually saw her the other day (with her basket full and she cleared out pretty much everything) and I must add she was RUDE to the cashier. I just don’t want to order extra coupons to go in and there be nothing left. Thanks!
No rainchecks for RR, they are time sensitive same as a MFQ
If i use a walgreens coupon (the one im going to use is $2 off one advil childrens) how many can i buy and have the coupon still take off the $2 per item?
It will apply to all of them.
New to the monthly savings book….all the Instant Value Coupns say ‘Limit one coupon per customer per offer’. Now if I want to buy more than one of a certain product (Sensodyne toothphaste), will the coupon be good for ALL the toothpastes that I buy? Or will I have to do seperate transactions for each one I buy? I want to buy two tubes, and I have two MQ, and the IVC is for $1 off.
never mind….went today and it worked perfectly.
Jennifer,
What did you end up doing?
Linda
I’ve never shopped at Walgreens (I don’t have one close to me), but I want to share the deals with others who do. Just for clarification… Is a RR considered a MC? If I already have a RR from a previous transaction, and I want to use it to buy, say, Crest toothpaste, does that mean I can’t also use a Sunday coupon for Crest, too? TIA : ).
Are the RR lik cash that I can use towards any item on my next puchase?
I want to get the RR deal with the Huggies this week and have a question. The RR is purchase a $ amount and get X amount RR. Is that before or after mfqs. The mg at my Walgreens said that it was after which makes it an ok deal deal but not great.
What time does a 24 hour Walgreens start their ad? I get there around 8am and everything is already gone from the ad. I would like a shot at some of these deals. Thanks!
The sales should be active by 12:30am. When u go into the store just ask the mgr if the ad is active yet. If it isn’t, sometimes the mgr can activate it manually if the system isn’t in downtime.
Hi! I’m new to shopping at walgreens. They just opened up a store close to me. Can you use a walgreens coupon from thier booklet and a manufacture’s coupon from the paper on the same item? I saw the scott paper towels on sale for $5 minus the walgreens coupon making it $4. Can I also use my newspaper coupon for an additional $1 off?
thanks so much! paula
yes.
Hi! I am new to this and just moved to Texas (to be a SAHM) from Florida (where I did not do much “couponing”). If i was to earn $3 RR for Crest can I use it to buy milk at the same store?
I was wondering the same thing and checked out their policy but then saw that dairy was listed as one of the things RR’s are not suppose to be used on.
im really tryin to understand this RR thing. Are u saying, for the Cottonelle offer for example. that after the coupons the total is $7 and then after RR they are $2 each? but if i dont have any previous RR that i will technically be paying the $7? and then have the RRs for some other shopping trip? or do they printed off RR automatically reduce the price to $2 each?
~so confused.
I bought the same exact items this week. Here’s the deal as I understand it.
$10 ($5 sale price x2)
-2 ($1/1 in store Q x2)
-1 ($.50/1 MQ x2)
= $7 out of pocket expense
-3 (RR wyb 2) I think I also saw somewhere that it was $2 but wyb it prints out a $3 RR
=$4 (after all Q and RR which breaks it down to $2/ea)
Hope this helps!
Amber…If this is the first time you have shopped at Walgreens, then technically you would be paying $7.00. You can use the RR for your next shopping trip or some people will have more than one transaction to use the RR the same day.
Does anyone know….if there a limit to the number of RR’s you can get in one transaction when purchasing multiples of the same product?
I’m pretty sure only the first one of each product will print a RR. You have to split each duplicate item into its own transaction. This works well if you can alternate with other items, so you can use the RR that just printed on the next transaction, keeping in mind you can’t use that RR to buy another of the same item.
So, the in-ad coupon as I type this is 39cents for Scotch tape, limit 3… I want to use these as fillers but am confused abOut how they countthem for the item to coupon 1:1 ratio?? If I buy 3 will it count as 3 coupons since it is applied to all or is it only count as ONE towards the ratio because it is only one physical coupon or does it not count against me at all because it is a Wal Q?
Thanks
WAG coupons do not count toasted the coupon to item ratio. That is strictly mfg coupons and RR. And any store that counts the WAG qpon is just being ridiculous. you should call the district office for that area or call the WAG customer service number.
The Walgreens here in CA has a strict same number of items to same number of coupons policy, regardless if it is an In-Store Ad coupon, MQ, RR, etc. I read in their coupon policy that In-Store Ad coupons are not supposed to be counted, but the checkout register refuses to accept more coupons than the number of items.
Bummer
I had something similiar happen to me the other day. I purchased 2 items and tried using 2 MQ and 2 store Q, but then also tried using a RR to purchase the items. Cashier said I needed to buy one more item, because my Q’s exceeded the number of items. Which I did, but used another store Q along with that one more item. So I guess store Q are NOT suppose to be counted unless it’s a RR. Hope the cashier tried to at least ring it up…at my store the cash register will reject it and give the cashier the reason.
Ok I’m aware that you can’t get more than one RR for multiple SAME items purchased, but what about if you purchase different items that offer RR’s. Will more than one RR print?
yes
If you return an item that you used register rewards to pay for do you get back the full price of the item or a register reward back or only what you paid??
You should get back the full price before coupons because the store turns in thecoupons to the clearinghouse for reimbursement.
Just trying to see if I read the policy right…say they are offering $1 in RR on an item and you buy 5 items are they only going to give $1 in RR or will you get RRs for all 5 items? Just wondering it’s a bit cloudy.
Thanks in advance!
That’s correct – One RR for all 5 if you buy them in the same transaction. You would need to split up the transactions.
Thanks Christie!
Just starting out on this whole thing & I’m glad you got back to me so quickly…planning a run tomorrow & you saved me some embarrasement!
Today went well at my WAGS!! First time I did the whole multiple transaction thing. In the end I spent $32 out of my pocket, a cart full of things we needed and stockpiled on bodywash for the boys, got $163.12 worth of stuff, left with $7 in RR and some great coupons printed for Reach toothbrushes that are on sale next week. I don’t know if this pic will show up, but thanks for all your help-I am definately WILD FOR WAGS!!
I have read where you have posted about a “coupon book”. I am curious what that is and how you get one.
thanks for all the help!
The Monthly IVC books should be in store in the rack with the weekly ads. Each register should also have a book the cashier can scan. The coupons in these books are good for the month and you don’t need to rip them out, just have the cashier scan them, as the store does not have to turn them in.
I just did my first Walgreens coupon trip & made the mistake of taking my 3.5 yr old & 3 mo old. I couldn’t completely concentrate so I’m not sure if I got screwed or not. Plus I had a new cashier so she wasn’t sure what she was doing. Thankfully the manager came up. My question is when they have the b1g1 50% off does it automatically ring up at the register? I’m assuming it does, but I noticed my (2) neosporin & (2) J&J Red Cross items rang up same prices & I don’t see a 50% off anywhere on my receipt. Do they price it so when you add the two items together it comes out to a 50% savings? I’m confused.
If you are buying something that us a b1g1 either free or 50%off it should say bglp next to the item on the receipt and then towards the end of your purchase should subtract your savings amount before the final total. Also there is a spot on the receipt where it tells u your total savings. If the items didn’t ring up properly take the items and the receipt back to the store on your next trip and the ad if you still have it and the mgr should do an exchange to re-ring your items properly.
I’m getting frustrated with Wags never havng the good deals in stock. They have been great about giving rain checks but by the time the shelves are restocked my coupons have expired. All 3 Wags in my area NEVER have stock.
I’ve got a question about thr RR’s. can u use those on the same transaction or do u have to use it the next visit that’s what I’m confused on just so I know how much money I need the first visit
RRs print after you paid for the items so you can them on your next transaction
Di they ever let you use RR that have expired?!?!?!
The redeeming of expired RR is at the store mgrs discretion. in my store, we will honor an expired register reward if it is not a mfg coupon and it has expired within the past few days. Ultimately because it’s a private WAG coupon and we aren’t losing out on the redemption money, it’s not a big deal to honor it and it’s simply excellent customer service. A smaller store that isn’t very busy may not do that as it hurts their profits.
Thanks for this blog. I love Wags too. I love to use my RR’s at Fred Meyer for my groceries. With my RR’s my last Freddy’s trip cost $3.36 for $75 worth of groceries, of course I had my MQ’s too. I’ve only been at this a month and my husband is happy because we finally have enough cereal and it’s the good stuff too.
You say that you can use 2 Mfr Qs on a B1G1 free offer, but I have never been able to do this at Walgreen’s. They will take 1 coupon, but they always say I cannot use a coupon on a Free item (manager at 1 Walgreen’s agreed). Yet you mention that this is possible in all your scenarios. How do you get this to work?
It depends on how the coupon is coded.
Walgreen’s official coupon policy says that you can use two MQs on BOGO offer so have them manually deduct the second MQs amount
I made some purchases at Walgreens today and had my 2 kids with me who had me distracted. I didn’t get one of my RR’s and it was for $5. I didn’t notice it until I got home. Is there something I can do to get my $5 RR? I live 25 miles away from that Walgreens and can’t just drive right over there.
Call the 1-800 and give them info from your reciept and you’ll get it in 6-8 weeks.
I went yesterday and purchased (4) of the Sundown vitamins which were B1G1 and I had four coupons. I think the clerk neglected to scan one of the coupons, so I only got (3) taken off. I noticed it right away and was sent to the manager who very rudely told me that actually, I was supposed to only be able to use (2) coupons max. I went to my car and got my printed policy to show him the policy for B1G1 and he still disagreed with me. There was absolutely no convincing him. Am I missing something here? Do the managers have the authority to override corporate policy?
oops, I meant I bought the Nature’s Bounty vitamins
I was told on Tuesday by my local walgreens that they are under new district managment and we are going to be no longer allowed to use filler items such as the 10 cent laffy taffy. I asked what we will be able to use and how can they tell us what we can and cant buy and i got told they dont know. my kids happen to love the laffy taffy so i buy them every time i go there but now i will probably have issues doing that? Doesnt make any sense to me.
I had a problem using fillers at Walgreens today. Bought:
1 Rogaine $19.99 – $10/1 MQ
4 Nestle Candy $0.39 – (2) $0.50/2 MQ
My total after MQs was $10.55, tried to use 2 $5 RR from last week, but the register said something about coupon value exceeding item value.
Oddly enough, my husband ran a similar transaction:
1 Rogaine $19.99 – $10/1 MQ
3 Nestle Candy $0.39 – (1) $0.50/2 MQ, 1 B2G1 MQ
So, $10.27 after MQs. He tried to use a $10 RR and they wouldn’t let him either. So, he grabbed another Nestle and it went through fine.
I’m wondering if they’re attaching the $0.50/2 to BOTH candy bars and not “allowing” us to use other coupons (RR) on those items. I was planning on testing my theory with some Laffy Taffy tonight, but it sounds like I may just be out of luck. That would make me very upset since I have a bunch of RR from all of last week’s great deals!
Annie – The Nestle coupon is attaching to both items. You need another filler in there to use the RR.
Thanks. I tested it tonight, and that’s exactly what happened. My Walgreens used to never do this before though, so I loved using $/2 MQs there since it gave me an instant filler. Just one more thing to keep in mind when shopping at Wags!
I finally figured out why it wouldnt work, Thanks to your help for Annie up above. I had the same problem as her, the coupon attaches to the 2 and 3 cereals leaving me without enough items to coupons ratio. UUGGGHH, i will master this!
Question, can you redeem several of the same rewards to purchase another item. Example, I have multiple reach rewards from multiple purchases can I redeem them in one transactions together?
Yes, however you do need as many items as you have Register Rewards. So if you have (2) $5 RR and you want to buy (1) $10 item it won’t work. However you can buy your $10 item and a $.10 item and you could then use both.
I have also been told at one of the 5 store I frequent that there is a new coupon policy. Stores are suddenly taking the coupons out of my Infant Care Book, even though we’ve been allowed to use it several times previously. Other booklets (Answers/Summer Beauty, etc: which contain what they tell me is a manufacturer coupon, even though there are no numbers, or else the numbers don’t start with a 5..)I have to also tear out the coupons for plus cannot use a REAL MQ along with them.
This has become very frustrating! What is the real story?
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Does each store have it’s own rules? (OK, well I do know that some stores here are limiting to one deal of the same type per person per day, but THAT they have posted at all registers) And if they do have their own rules, how do we find out? Cuz different cashiers at the same store do things differently, and how do we even know who is right?
~ Frustrated in greater Houston area
Also – Can I use a Catalina coupon from WAGS on a deal from the same company and still get its RR?
For instance, I have a $2/2 Reach toothbrush catalina that prined last month. I was scared to use it this week on either of the 2 Reach tb deals, for fear I wouldn’t receive my RRs.
Anyone know what would happen? Or where I could find out in the future (for other deals)?
And NOW they won’t adjust the amount of a $3 coupon down to the $2.99 price of an item? The Exec (Asst?) says it’s unethical and he’s never heard of it being done!
Well – maybe he should talk to his bosses at corporate about it since that’s the official store policy. LOL.
I even showed him the policy! I understand he was just tryi g to be ethical. I think now he will talk to his mgr and raise the question though. He sounds like, once he thought about it, it would plague him, lol! I just went to a different store. * it sucks though, about them having to take up the Infant care book coupons.
I have $2 RR (Colgate Toothpaste) from my last trip and I plan to use it for tomorrow. My transaction will have at least 5 items and I plan to get 1 Colgate toothbrush for $2.99 and get $2.00 RR. Will that RR print?
I don’t think I’d risk that. It’s the same $ amount and the same manufacturer. I think I’d use it to buy something else.
Hi,
I always give the cashier the in store coupons first, then the MQs and last the the RR, but yesterday I went shopping at the Wags I always shop at and the regular cashier made me use the RR first then the MQs and last the in store coupon. I asked her why and she said that’s how the manager wants it. I’m a new couponer and was wondering if the order you hand out the coupons matter and also can the store dictates the order in which the coupons are used.
If something is just on sale, say normally 5.49 each, now 4.99 each. Can I use 2 B1G1F coupons, so they both end up being FREE, or only one coupon for the 2 of them?
Hello,
The store-specific manufacturer coupon like the ones in the Infant Care Booklet…what are those? Manufacturer or store? I had a manager today telling me I couldnt combine a Playtex coupon with a “Walgreens only” Playtex coupon from that booklet…your thoughts please!
can you use a wags coupon ie: lysol bowl cleaner which is b1g1 at $2.99 and then use a manufacture coupon that says save $1 when you buy 2 ??
Yes, you can use $1/2 with WAGS b1g1 at 2.99.. I just did the deal on my lunch break.
Do you count the RR savings upfront ( when you get them) or when you use them?
I had an issue today at using RR. Please look and see if you can help me understand what i am doing wrong. Nobody there could tell me why they wouldnt work. I purchased the following:
Zyrtex 5.79
Kelloggs Frosted Flakes 1.99
Kelloggs Frosted Flakes 1.99
Kelloggs Fruit Loops 1.99
Kelloggs Fruit Loops 1.99
Kelloggs Fruit Loops 1.99
Kelloggs Raisin Bran 1.99
MFG CPN $1/3 any Kelloggs Cereal
MFG CPN $1/2 Kelloggs Frosted Flakes
MFG CPN .70/1 Kelloggs Raisin Bran
Then I paif with $5 RR
I had a $2 RR and a .99 RR but they didnt let me use them. I know i have enough items, and my total that i did have to pay was 10.03. Ive racked my brain trying to figure this out and I am at a loss. Any suggestions? Thanks for all your help!
Jadi
unfortunately, the coupon for $1/3 kelloggs cereal actually requires all 3 cereals and attaches the coupon to all three. the same for the $1/2 coupon…it attaches to both frosted flakes…so by the time you got to the 2 remaining RR coupons, there were no more items for the RR coupons to attach themselves to. so you still would have needed 2 filler items.
thanks so much for your help, i know now how to make this work for me!
I hope I am not repeating someone else’s question, if so I apologize in advance.
When there is a sale where you need to buy say $15 worth of a qualifying product to get the register reward, is that $15 before any coupons you have or after? And the very first question posted here about why you shouldn’t hand the cashier your WAG coupons first, why? My store insists that I give them first. Should I tell them no? I certaintly don’t want to make enemies with my cashiers because they are very uptight about the coupons to start with.
Most of my stores do not care about the order you give the coupons to us. It is simply easier for the cashier to ring the walgreens coupons first because they can be rung at anytime during the transaction without hitting extra buttons(also they may have coupon codes memorized and can key them in without the need to scan the coupon). Manufacturer coupons, however, require them to hit subtotal before ringing the coupon and again before continuing to ring other items or walgreens coupons. This is usually when you here the register start beeping alot because the cashier was too quick for the register to keep up and then they will need to clear error messages 3 or 4 times before they can continue.
Since Walgreen’s accepts a B1G1 and a .50/1 for only two items, does anyone know if they will also accept a 1.00/2 and .50/1 for only two items as well?
If your coupon says “save $1.00 on two”, those two items are required by the manufacturer for that 1 coupon. Thus you should count those 2 items together as 1 item. The register will not let you enter a second coupon for those 2 items. It beeps and tells the cashier “no item sold for coupon” or “exceeds limit”.
I’m curious about the order of coupons. The above says not to hand in Wags Qs first, why is that? Can you explain in more detail?
Can I use B1G1 coupons on each item? Making them free?
Scenario: 5 Gillette Body Washes
Am I able to use 5 B1G1 coupons for each item?
Someone asked this same question but i didn’t see an answer:
Their policy states that they will accept 1 MFG & 1 Walgreens coupon for each item, but most of the Walgreens coupons (from the coupon book) state in the fine print that they are MFG coupons good only at Walgreens. So my question is: Are they considered MFG or Walgreens coupons under their policy?
The reason I ask is I had one store tell me I couldn’t use the coupon book coupon with my mfg coupon because they were both mfg coupons.
Shelina, I have been told the same thing and was hoping for an answer too!
Can you use same or “like” Register Rewards in 1 transaction? For example, if I have 3 P&G Register Rewards for $4 each, can I use all 3 in 1 transaction or will I need to split them up between 3 transactions?
In regards to the monthly coupon book being considered a manufacturer coupon I’ve had the same problem at my store. Christie gave me corporate phone number and I called them almost three weeks and had to call back two more times, each time I was told they were working on the question I had and that someone would call me. I finally received a call from the local store manager who said yes that corporate had changed the monthly booklet to manufacturer coupons if they start with 5000 and that only those starting with 2000 were a Wags q. I then asked him about their current ad for cottonelle that said you could stack the in store coupon (which is in the august booklet) with a q from the newspaper. He said it was a misprint but that he would honor it since it was in the ad. So this is where it stands for now I’m not sure what else to do. I’m hoping someone else might have more insight in regards to this issue.
I’m also confused about the order of handing in the coupons.
Has anyone had a problem having a coupon adjusted down? I tried to buy the Simply Orange which is on sale with in ad coupon for 99c and then had a MQ for $1.00…..even though it says in the store policy to adjust down the coupon the “store leader” refused to do it. I thought I might have had it wrong but came home and checked the policy….called her back up and she refused to do the transaction saying something about auditing! Can a store go against corporate policy?
Just as Brenda had a problem with getting a coupon adjusted down, I did today, too. I had $1.50 off Colgate (that had not size restrictions)and the travel size was $1. They told me they couldn’t adjust the coupon down.
I had a quick question. I have a RR specific for Oxi Clean and it states Save $2.00 off any Oxi Clean Versatile or in wash stain fighter. It also states manufacturer’s cpn on top and at the left hand side “Reedemable only at Walgreens”. My question is: Is this considered a manufacturer’s coupon or a walgreen’s coupon and, can I stack it with a Manufacturer’s coupon (the one I have is 3/2) or not? Similarly I have another same one for Pantene that says $1.25 off. Can I stack this with another Pantene manufacturer’s coupon or not?
I just read your FAQ and I did not know to hand in my MQ first and then my RR and then my WQ. I want to thank you very much for this advice and I will try this next week at Walgreens. Have a great day.
I have a question about RR from the same manufacture. For example if there are register rewards on multiple P & G items…as will happen next week. Crest, Head and Shoulders, Pantene etc…do these items need to be purchased in seperate transactions to get all of the register rewards to print?
What are y’all finding at your Wags with P&G coupons with a limit of 4? It says 4 like coupons per transaction. I’ve never had a problem, but went to a new Wags today and he told me that it’s set by the manufacturer and per transaction means PER DAY. What the eff?!
Latoya, that is not true. You can do multiple transactions, right in a row, if you want. You can buy multiples of the same items and split them between your transactions. Print the coupon policy & take it with you, if you have to. A lot of Wags shoppers will intentionally check out at the beauty counter for this reason. It takes more time & often causes a line to build, if you check out at the main register(s). Sorry to hear you were misinformed!
What do you do with expired RR tickets? Can you still use the?
Can you use coupons if ordering from Walgreens online?
They are offering $10 off $50 online but have some good coupon deals. Just wondering
I know this question has probably been answered a thousand times, but say you want to buy 10 of the same item that earns RR in one transaction, will you get 10 RR or only one per transaction? If that is the case, I would need to have 10 transactions to get 10 RR for that one item?
You get one RR per transaction even if you buy 10 items. So, yes, you have to do 10 transactions
walgreen wouldnt let me use my coupons for the buy one get one free on the got 2 b glued products they treated me and other ladies like crap in front of others in corbin ky
Angie, that just happened to me! Which is why I’m here checking the policy. They can be so rude at some Wags when you use a lot of coupons but I can’t resist the deals so I keep going back! I know a couple cashiers that know what they’re doing so I’ll do the got2b deal with them when I see them, hopefully. I’m printing out the corporate policy to bring along, just in case. I think the main problem is they don’t know what they’re doing so they try to tell the customer they’re wrong so the cashier doesn’t look stupid.
today i went to Walgreens and tried using the Got2b coupons on the b1g1 sale and they wouldnt let me. the cashier got the manager who told me the computer wasnt letting us do it and that it wasnt allowed. i told her that i had done this before in a different town but she just refused to do anything. what would you do? i want to use these coupons bc they expire soon
Show them their own official coupon policy where it says you can use two MQs on a BOGO deal. But on the other hand in the end its still up to a manager if they do it
Hi Christie, I had a bad experience at walgreens yesterday and I told myself, I always have a problem with this store. Here is the senario: I was trying that deal when you buy $15 worth of breakfast items you get $5 RR so I bought that breakfast biscuit Belvita for $6/2 ( took 4boxes which = to $12) then I bought that Withens $5/2 ( 2 boxes = $5) a total of $17.00 then I used 4 Q of $1.00 for Belvita and $1/2 for nebisco products for the 2 withens total coupons deducted was $5.00 makes my oop to $12.00, then when I payed my out of pocket, it didn’t printed out the RR of $5 and the manager said because I didn’t spend $15 because I used my coupons and that is not what I believe how it works. Please help me understand this situation, they are not being reasonable. I told the manager and the cashier, we based register rewards on the total amount of the products before coupons because from my point of view, the coupons were being payed by the manufacturers for us to get encouraged to buy their products and try it. May I know from your point of view how this works and if this is how your Walgreens coupon policy works? I would appreciate any clarifications or any words of wisdom that anyone could share, thanks and more power.
I had the same thing happen a few weeks ago with Oreo cookies and I forced the manager to print me the RR because you are right the total needs to be BEFORE any MQs but AFTER store coupons. A few months ago. I did two separate transactions with Revlon buy $10 get 3RR deal. First transaction I paid under a dollar plus tax after MQs and got RR. Secon transation (different Revlon items but same deal) total was about $5 plus tax and RR didnt print. the manager tried to tell me its because of coupons but when I told him that the first time there wasnt a problem, he didnt know what to say and just force printed the RR. I really wish the Walgreen’s official coupon policy mentioned situations like this.
I saw on another site that someone was rolling depends and witchhazel. So I am wondering if the depends rr is still available this week also? Thank you, Susan
Hi,is there anything I can do with my expired RR? My WAGS does not take expired RR……thank you. I was on vacation and totaly lost track of it.
Most stores won’t take them.
Try asking on my facebook page – there are some people who can use them at other stores even expired and might be able to trade coupons or something with you for them.
How many manufacturer coupons can be used for multiple items? I understand that the total number of manufacturer coupons and register rewards cannot exceed the total number of items being purchased and for this reason one should add filler items to what is being purchased. But, is this only in order to be able to use a manufacturer coupon and a register reward on a single item or to be able to use as many manufacturer coupons as desired for an item / items?
In other words, is the purpose of the filler to use multiple register rewards (RR) or is it to use multiple multiple manufacturer coupons, or both.
For example, let’s say I am purchasing the following:
2 packs of Adult Diapers
3 pencils (fillers)
So, that’s 5 items
What here will work and not work:
5 Register Rewards?
OR
2 Manufacturer coupons and 3 Register Rewards?
OR
3 Manufacturer coupons ($1 off 1, $1 off 1, $1 off 2) and 2 Register Rewards?
OR
3 Manufacturer coupons ($1 off 1, $1 off 1, $1 off 1) and 2 Register Rewards?
OR
3 Manufacturer coupons ($1 off 1, $1 off 1, $1 off 1) and 2 Register Rewards?
OR
4 Manufacturer coupons ($1 off 1, $1 off 1, $1 off 1, and ($1 off 1 OR $1 off 2)) and 1 Register Rewards?
OR
5 Manufacturer coupons (No Register Rewards)
I would like to fully understand this because I thought I did and have been planning items to purchase with coupons and then they don’t go through at the register. It seems like the fillers are only to be able to use a Register Rewards with a coupon or to use multiple Register Rewards. Is this correct?
Or, another way of asking the question, excluding Register Rewards (RR), is it only one manufacturer coupon that can be used per item, regardless of the quantities purchased, and regardless of the number of filler items? I know it states this for one item in the coupon policy, but for multiple items it states “When purchasing multiple items, Walgreens accepts multiple identical coupons for multiple qualifying items…” which had me thinking that this could also mean multiple manufacturer coupons can be used for multiple items, even if the coupons exceeded the number of qualifying items being purchased and so long as the total number of items (fillers inclcuded) did not exceed the total number of coupons being used.
Looking forward to your responses.
If you buy 2 packs of Depends and 3 pencils then you could use 5 register rewards, assuming the total of those register rewards does not exceed the dollar amount of the total price of the 5 items. So for instance if your dollar amount total was $31 (before taxes) then you could use $31 dollars worth of RR’s (Only 5 RR’s) but couldn’t use $32 of RR even if there were still only 5 RR’s. Or you could use 2 Depends coupons and 3 RR’s. So if your Depends coupons were for $1 each and your 3 RR’s were $10 each, you’d get a total of $32 off if your total was at least $32.You can NOT use more than 2 Depends coupons though because you are only getting 2 Depends items. Also if you have a coupon that says x amount of dollars off TWO Depends products then you can only use 1 of those coupons and 3 RR’s if you’re buying 5 products. When they say they accept multiple coupons for mulitple products, they just mean they’re not going to limit you on how many use in a transaction like some stores do by saying you can only get 3 of a product. You still have to follow the rules of the actual coupon though. I know this answer is several months after you asked but I hope you see it and that it helps you!
$1 off 1 equals 1MQ. $1 off 2 counts as 2 MQs. RR counts as 1 MQ. “Multiple identical coupons for multiple qualifying items” means you can, say, use 3 $1off 1 MQs for 3 products stated on those MQs. As long as those MQs don’t say something like “Limit one coupon per purchase per shopping trip”, which basically means you can buy ten of those items but you can only use one coupon in one transaction. I know its complicated
Most of the managers,assts.mgrs. at Walgreens are incompetent, unknowledgable,just a warm body in the store and don’t know any corporate policies. In addition upper mgt. doesnt do anything about complaints expect appease you that one time -does not correct the problem so it does not happen in the future. Their customer service is lousy nowadays and getting worse.
I love my coupon customers but please be considerate of the other customers who just want to buy a soda. Take your order to the cosmetic counter where we can spend time with you to make sure you are getting the best deal. Please also read the coupon terms. Some are now saying how many you can use in one shopping trip. Thanks for your help. We really do want to serve you better.
If the register rewards coupon has an expiration date of 7-15-2012….is that still good to use on the day of 7-15-2012? The reason I asked is I read from other sites that Walgreens will consider it expired and this one WAGS clerk I spoke with said the same thing, which of course doesn’t make any sense. It should be good until 11:59:59 pm on the day of the expiration.
Yes it should be good until the end of the day printed on the Register Reward – so you are right!
I transferred perscription from our mail order pharmacy and because there was no refills they wouldn’t give me 25 gift card if I had known that I would have kept it mail order!
So I’m looking at subscribing to newpapers from other states. I’ve had one of them cancel my order already because I am out of the delivery area. I’m wondering if anyone has any tips for choosing newspapers from other states that will have coupons in them. I live in north east WI. Any tips for 2 new couponers would be great as well. My sister and I absolutely love wildforwags!!!!
The Minneapolis Star Tribune has great coupons and I can purchase it at my local gas station in Northern WI. Hopefully, it will be available to you too!
im staring with coupons and im very confused when im checkout some times i forget my MQ
but i live on a little town and when im go the stores to buy with coupons and when i look my back the line is long and some times they looks mad like i doing something bad????
I usually write my grocery list on an envelope and I place the coupons I need inside. This technique helps when I am in line. Depending upon the transaction here are some examples of how I write out the list:
Lay’s Potato Chips 2/$4.00
(under the item I will list the coupons / RR that I can use)
1 – MC – 1/$1.00
1 – SC – $1.00
1 – IVC – $.50
RR $1.00
Also, at Walgreens I go to the checkout in the make-up department…not as busy.
Good luck!
Since you are starting newly, it can get very confusing. I have been there done that! You might want to find a time that is not so busy in your store and that is when you start trying out with small purchases until you get the mastery of your coupon planning. Couponing takes a lot of planning and mental alertness and note taking will help you. The savings are all worth the trouble though. Good luck.
You are misleading people about the coupons in the monthly book.The coupons in the monthly book are vendor funded and are only good at Walgreens. They also state not valid with any other offer, which means not with another coupon. Please correct this in your statements. It will save alot of confusion at the register.
It depends on the type of monthly coupon it is. If it’s a Walgreens coupon, it can be used with a manufacturer coupon and sometimes there are even weekly ad coupons for a product that also has a monthly Walgreens coupon, in which case, you can use 3 coupons on that product. Both of the Walgreens coupons and a manufacturer coupon (if one for that item exists). It doesn’t happen often but when it does, it’s fun!
Print the IVC (instant value coupons) from the Walgreens.com web site…go to coupons and search through the selection to find the IVC. These coupons state “IVC Good at Walgreens.” Now the problem of using a manufacturer’s coupon and a store coupon will not be an issue with the clerks!
Does anyone have trouble using the free photo items as items for use of RRs?
The store I went to first said RRs can’t be used on photos. I pointed out photos weren’t listed in the exclusions, then the manager said they can’t be used because they are free. I mentioned that buy one get one free items can have coupons used for them if the total is higher than the coupons, but she maintained that the photos don’t count and directed me to find another item to purchase or not to use the RR.
Anyone know if this is policy, or just this store?
Do you mean that you were getting photos items at no charge because of a promotion in the ad? If your photo items were free, why are you using RRs on them? You can’t get cash on any coupons and if something is free already, then there’s nothing for the coupons to discount. If I misunderstood your question, I’m sorry.
what is a walgreen mobile coupon and where can you get them?
They’re on the Walgreens app on smart phones. If you have a smart phone and can download the Walgreens app (iphone, ipad and I think android phones) then you go into the app and go to coupons and there will be coupons there that you can use in the store.
If I have a coupon for free Breyer’s ice cream, could I use that for a promotion for BOGO on Breyers and get both ice cream tubs for free?
Yes! That’s a great coupon!
I loaded up on vitamins earlier in (I think) January or February, during a buy one get one free Nature Made vitamin sale at Walgreens. Is this just a once a year thing? I’m starting to run low, and monitor the website weekly, but I haven’t seen this sale.
how does the military discoutn work? if i have coupons, use a RR etc can i still get overage? how does that work?
Today I was at Walgreens and they had a bin with $1.00 Degree deordant in! I used my coupons for $1.00 off. The coupons were in a red plum that recently came out. The coupon states $1.00 off degree adreneline series, the ones in the bin were not the adreneline series but it worked. Picked up 9 mens and 9 womens for about $1.26
I know you printed this 3 months ago and may never see this comment. For those of you who do, what Amy did is considered coupon fraud. You may drive home with your free product, but the cashier that accepted your coupons will get fired if she’s caught. I learned this the hard way. I was a cashier for Wag’s and was taught to accept the coupons if they went through the machine. We did it this way for two years running until one day, on my own personal transaction, I used Dawn Foam Q’s to buy regular Dawn detergent (which is what Amy did, same mfg. but wrong product). A week later, a guy came in from loss prevention and fired me. Wag’s went so far as to report the circumstances to the background check place and here we are four years later, I’ve been labeled a thief and haven’t been able to get a job since. So, do you think that it’s worth you saving a few dollars on deodorant if someone could lose their job? I hope not.
I have been successfully couponing at Wag’s for 4 years, but we recently moved so I’m using a new location. Tonight, when I tried to use $1.00 Purex manufacturer coupons, the cashier informed me that Walgreen’s cannot accept any coupons that designate a ‘different’ retailer on them. (In this case, the coupon is a normal manufacturer internet coupon that says ‘redeemable at CVS’). I also could not use my $2.00 Clear Hair coupons for the same reason (‘redeemable at Dollar General’). I’ve never encountered a retailer that doesn’t accept manufacturer coupons. But the cashier insisted that Walgreen’s does not get reimbursed for manufacturer coupons that have a different retailer designee. Is this true? I have not called corporate, but would love to know the truth here. If this IS true, then lots and lots of retailers are screwing themselves out of money by accepting manufacturer coupons regardless of the retailer designee. But I don’t know why a manufacturer would care WHERE a customer purchases their product… they just want you to buy it, right? So, if my local Wag’s is off-base, I’d like to get the situation corrected so I can continue couponing at Wag’s in peace. (Plus, the cashier informed me that she turned away several other customers for the same reason, so a) this is affecting many people, and b) Wag’s is losing out on sales… does corporate really want this to be happening?)
I was able to use 2 sets (4 coupons) at two different Walgreens. The first set was used one week ago and the other set yesterday. Neither cashier questioned anything. It can be that your cashier / store is very particular about accepting coupons with other store’s logo. I highly doubt it’s a corporate thing; otherwise I would not have been able to use mine at either store.
I have a $10 off/$35 for Wags. How close do I need to be to $35 to use the coupon?
You need to have at least $35.00 BEFORE tax to use your $10 coupon, that is why it says $10 off of $35
Since when did Walgreens stop taking Manufacturer’s coupons that have “redeem at another store”.? These are Manufacturer’s coupons not store coupons.
One thing I learned last week… which really means “Duh! Silly me.”
You will not get BR if you pay using a Walgreen’s gift card. Per my conversation with Walgreens customer service… treat your gift card as cash but it is considered store credit when you make a purchase.
With the Balance Rewards program, if I do the same deal more than once, will it get credited the second time? For example, there was a deal that you earned 10,000 points for the purchase of $30+ in Poise pads. I purchased enough to get the points. If I had another transaction for $30+ in Poise products, would I have gotten another 10,000 points?
I have the same question about Balance Rewards. If I use the same deal twice, do I get the points twice or do they have a maximum points distribution?
I see specific Walgreen’s coupon books mentioned in your updates, such as the Cold and Flu book, or Digestive Health booklet. I can’t find these in my store. How can I get them?
Linda, some times when my local Walgreen’s doesn’t have the savings booklet by the weekly ad, sometimes the cashiers have them. Ask a cashier next time you visit.
If the ad says “3000 pts with purchase of $15 of products”, do you need to spend $15 BEFORE or AFTER coupons are taken off?
Today the cashier told me I can only use a max of 4 total (not 4 like) coupons in 1 transaction, is this true?
I just transferred a load of prescriptions from Rite Aid to Walgreens to take advantage of their Balance Reward Program. Out of NINE different prescriptions I had filled in the last couple months only ONE gave me balance reward points. So much for their big ads touting “500 pts. for every prescription filled!! Think I’ll switch to Costco where most of my meds are a hell of a lot cheaper.
How do I get a Walgreens coupon book? I don’t think I’ve ever seen this at my Walgreens stores? Thank you!
Hi! Love the website, very informative!! I’ve never shopped walgreens before, but I’m starting Wednesday, because it looks like they have awesome deals and I’ve just started extreme couponing a couple of moths ago. At any rate, my question is – it says above that you can “roll” with rr by buying 1 crest, then buying 1 glade, and so on. But on wags coupon policy it states “1 rr per customer, per transaction, per day”. So if I wanted to stock up on kotex and 7up (always a funny combination of items to buy when couponing lol) and kotex gives $2 rr and 7up gives $1 rr, would I be able to split up my transactions to continue getting rr and rolling? Or how would I do that?
Any advice is appreciated!! Thanks!!
One the same item…Can you use a mobile coupon and a coupon from the monthly coupon book together (both are for same value)?
Usually when you run into that they are the same code. You can try but 9 times out of 10 they are the same. If they happen not to be, you can stack them.
I just recently made it to my $50.00 reward points. Have you ever thought of posting the deals people get with their reward points to get the most of them. I want to make sure to make the most of my 50.00.
I understant that with a RR you can only buy one item at a time to earn one RR, but with the poins system can you buy more than one. IE buy 2 potato chips and get 1,000 points. If I buy 4 bags at one time do I get 2,000 points? Thank you
hi
I rarelly go to walgreens but once there i got the balance card my problem now is that i forgot the zip code I gave the cashier and i can not make my cash valid at the store.
do i need to get a new card and lost my points and cash?
Can i find out what the zip code was? if so how?
thaks for your help
i have my card with me ans the number of it if necessary.
i want to take advantage of a deal buying 2 toothbrushes for $7 – i have two MQs making the price $5… i am going to use my balance points to pay for this transaction and receive $5 RR. my question is: can i do this transaction twice? if i pay with balance rewards both times will the catalina print my register rewards on the second purchase?or is there a restriction when paying with balance rewards?
for the total coupon count…i know wags qs don’t count but how do coupons that are a dollar off three count…as just 1 coupon on the coupon count and 3 items on the item count, or would the coupon attach itself to all three items and count as three coupons? just trying to see if I need to throw in some fillers! thx!