Nexcare bandages are on sale B1G1 50% off, and you’ll earn $3 (3,000 Balance Reward Points) for buying two. Here’s a Nexcare bandages coupon you can use on any variety. The coupon is limit one per day. Select Varieties are on sale B1G1 50% off. Be sure to check the label as not all of them are sale priced.
Walgreens Deals (Thru 7/28) Buy (2) Nexcare Waterproof Cushioned Foam Bandages 20ct, $3.29 B1G1 50% off Sale Price (1) 55¢/1 Nexcare bandages Total = $4.38, Get back 40 Everyday Points + $3 (3,000 Balance Reward Points) for buying two = 67¢ each
Buy (2) Nexcare Soft ‘n Flex Comfort Bandage Knee & Elbow 8ct or Waterproof Knee & Elbow 8ct Bandages, $3.39 B1G1 50% off Sale Price (1) 55¢/1 Nexcare bandages Total = $4.53, Get back 50 Everyday Points + $3 (3,000 Balance Reward Points) for buying two = 74¢ each
We have some deals on Nexcare products at Walgreens. These are on sale B1G1 Free thru 8/29. Plus we have a couple of different coupons available that can be use on either Bandages or First Aid tape, making these as low as $1.11 each. Here are a few deal ideas for you.
Walgreens Deals (thru 7/31) Buy (2) Nexcare Actieve Waterproof Bandages 30ct or 20ct, $2.79 B1G1 Free (1) 55¢/1 Nexcare Bandages, exp. 7/31/15 (SS 05/03/15) [Limit 1] Total = $2.24, Get Back 20 Everyday Points = $1.11 EACH!
Buy (2) Nexcare Actieve Waterproof Bandages 8ct or Waterproof Bandages 8ct, $3.29 B1G1 Free (1) 55¢/1 Nexcare Bandages, exp. 7/31/15 (SS 05/03/15) [Limit 1] Total = $2.74, Get Back 30 Everyday Points = $1.36 EACH!
Here’s a nice Nexcare monthly deal you can grab at Walgreens. Nexcare Bandaids are on sale for BOGO FREE. These are priced at $3.99. Plus, we have a $0.55/1 coupon and a $ coupon we can use that will make these $1.45 EACH!
I was excited to see that Walgreens had various Nexcare products on a Buy One Get One FREE sale for the month of July. So when I came home I searched my inserts for my Nexcare coupon and much to my dismay I found that in bold print the coupon had a restriction of…ONE COUPON PER DAY. I mean seriously?!
As you all know, I’m all for reasonable restrictions on coupons. 95% of the time the limits of 4 that P&G, Unilever and other companies are using has no negative impact on my plans. Yes, occasionally you have to buy (5) for a deal but it’s not common. For the most part, a limit of 4 is going to allow smart shoppers to get great deals AND limit people who store toothpaste in their ovens. However, one coupon per day (in my humble opinion) is just silly.
If the purpose of coupons are to motivate shoppers to make actual purchases, why would you put a restriction on a coupon that makes a shopper less likely to purchase more than ONE of your product? If I really need bandages, I’m not going to buy one box today and come back tomorrow for another one! I’ll just buy a different brand without these restriction so I can get the number of boxes I need. Or what if Bobby wants Spiderman and Sally wants Strawberry Shortcake?
I’m sure this decision was a knee jerk reaction to the whole “extreme couponing” phenomenon but in my opinion, a bad choice. Hopefully 3M, the makers of Nexcare, will ultimately decide on more reasonable coupon restrictions.
If you are in need of bandages, here’s the deal you can get at Walgreens with the one coupon…
