Here’s my Walgreens shopping scenario for 5/22. In this scenario, you’ll get $20.56 worth of merchandise. After sale prices, manufacturer’s coupons, you’ll pay $5.56 out of pocket. You’ll keep $5 RR and 19¢ in cash rewards. So it’s like you’re getting everything for 37¢ or around 6¢ per item. Be sure to check if there is a Clip2card coupon that will work on the Oral-b Superfloss. If there is, save your $4 RR Garnier. It likely won’t scan along with a Clip2card coupon, even if you add a filler.
Transaction #1
Buy (2) Colgate toothpastes select varieties, $3.99 Sale Price
$4/2 Colgate Clip2card — Available Sunday
Total = $3.98, Get back $4.07 cash rewards
Transaction #2
Buy (2) Garnier Fructis Hair Care $3.99 ea or 2/$7 Sale Price
$3.00 OFF on ANY TWO (2) Garnier Fructis shampoo, conditioner, treatment or styling products (Exclusions apply) or CLip2card
Pay with $4 cash rewards
Total = $0, Get back $4 RR Garnier + 7¢ cash rewards
Transaction #3
Buy (2) Oral-b Superfloss, $2.79 Sale Price
$4 RR Garnier
Total = $1.58, Get back $5 RR Crest + 5¢ cash rewards
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For the Garnier on the website it says that the reward is Walgreens cash rewards and not RR, so wouldn’t it not work if I paid with points? Thanks.
I just did the Garnier deal. It does come out as a RR. I didn’t look at it to see if it was a store coupon or a manufacture coupon before I used it.
On the website it shows as WC because if you were to order it online (not a Store Pickup) and have it shipped to you or to the store, you would earn $4 WC instead of a Register Reward. In-store it is a Register Reward. That being said, even if it were WC in-store, you could still pay with WC and earn WC because it is a buy deal, as in buy 2, 3, etc. If it were a spend deal, as in spend $5, $10, etc., then using WC would affect you earning.