[qrazy_guy]

I see the nyquil is 2/$3. Do you all consider this to be a good price or can it ever be found cheaper?

[sleepy832]

Originally Posted by qrazy_guy

I see the nyquil is 2/$3. Do you all consider this to be a good price or can it ever be found cheaper?

I think that is a great price. But see I have tons of theraflu from last week so there is no way I am paying for nyquil when we can use theraflu instead.

If you are loyal to nyquil/dayquil then yes it is a good deal!!

[missteena]

Originally Posted by bewitched88

wow I have so many RR to use this week and I see nothing really good!!

I thought that too but then I considered the fact that Christmas is quickly approaching us and I can always get stuff I, personally do not "need" and put together some good gift baskets

[feezle]

It shall be a Ragu and Huggies week for me by the looks of things. Finally, something we use a lot of!

[scibirg]

Originally Posted by missteena

I thought that too but then I considered the fact that Christmas is quickly approaching us and I can always get stuff I, personally do not "need" and put together some good gift baskets

NOTHING good?!? Well, I suppose if you don't have kids you don't need the diapers and the band-aids that I go gaga over, and hubby is stoked about the fancy razors. He wants to come with me to the store tomorrow and see the magic happen.

[smoralesdj]

There are also $1/2 quaker chewy granola bars on redplum.com

[lori27591]

Thanks!

[qrazy_guy]

Originally Posted by sleepy832

I think that is a great price. But see I have tons of theraflu from last week so there is no way I am paying for nyquil when we can use theraflu instead.

If you are loyal to nyquil/dayquil then yes it is a good deal!!

Thanks :-) I too have a lot of free theraflu I've stocked on but I've used nyquil for years and never tried theraflu. I will take nyquil on occasion even when I'm not sick but just to help me fall asleep when I'm having trouble sleeping. Does theraflu work just as well for this purpose?

[misstristyn]

What's this activity book with the $1 Huggies Q mentioned earlier?

[scibirg]

Originally Posted by qrazy_guy

Thanks :-) I too have a lot of free theraflu I've stocked on but I've used nyquil for years and never tried theraflu. I will take nyquil on occasion even when I'm not sick but just to help me fall asleep when I'm having trouble sleeping. Does theraflu work just as well for this purpose?

There are different kinds of Theraflu. The one that is on sale does not help with sleep but there is another one that helps you sleep. Hubby just had the flu and we tried it all...

[srvymaster]

The bandaids works!!! I just got back from a mid-night run and used the activity Q then the in-ad Q and they both worked. Hooray!!! FREE bandaids all week

[brownie16]

My SS today has:

$1/1 any Dentek floss x 12/31
.55/1 Dentek Floss picks $2 or more x 12/31

Pretty sure this is regional, as it was not on neekyme's preview. This makes the regular (not picks) floss a $1 MM.

[momofthree3]

They also have special K protein drink/bars on RR this month. I got an ad for it to print with my RR's.

[Landen's nana]

Great information. Thank you

[flygirl0401]

Thanks alot!

[bewitched88]

I see nothing good either, no kids and my store had exactly 4 of the razors in stock since the beginning of the month. Not much or me to roll with.

Originally Posted by scibirg

NOTHING good?!? Well, I suppose if you don't have kids you don't need the diapers and the band-aids that I go gaga over, and hubby is stoked about the fancy razors. He wants to come with me to the store tomorrow and see the magic happen.

[uthorns1976]

Citrucel 16.9 or 30 oz. powder and 100 ct. caplets are on sale for $9.99 less $3 RR (page 14 of my ad). There are coupons in today's RP insert for $3 off 1, $7 off 2 and $10 off 3. Also, there are online coupons as well. If you buy one, your net price is only $3.99. At Walmart, the store brand Citrucel 100 ct. caplets are $6.69. So, $3.99 is an excellent price.

[jwaterdawg]

Free bandaids. Gotta love it. Will be stocking up throughout the week.

[CouponCrazyWoman]

Just did this deal this morning:

Purchase 2 Scope Outlast Mouthrinse 25.4 oz (the new pretty bottles) 2 for $7.00. Receive $4 RR.

Total cost = $7.00
less <2.00> 2 x $1/1 MQ from 9/27 P&G insert
= $5.00.
Receive $4.00 RR making them effectively 2 / $1.00!!!

I used a $5.00 RR from Vick's deal to keep my OOP low.
HTH's someone.

[brownie16]

Wrigley's gum 3pk using in-ad q: 2/$3

Use $1/1 from 7/12 SS=$.50 for 3pk.

[annmarieda]

just fyi on the halls drops... there are samples out that have 50 cent off one q's in them and tear pads going into walgreens this week that have .50 value to them...

[BoredOOMM]

Originally Posted by annmarieda

just fyi on the halls drops... there are samples out that have 50 cent off one q's in them and tear pads going into walgreens this week that have .50 value to them...

The samples I found have 25 cent q's

I have yet to see Mint flavored, but the Mint is shown on the box of samples and the coupons on the tearpad...

[annmarieda]

Originally Posted by BoredOOMM

The samples I found have 25 cent q's

I have yet to see Mint flavored, but the Mint is shown on the box of samples and the coupons on the tearpad...

hmm, I think we are talking different things then. I work for the company that installed the boxes of samples and will be installing the tear pads in Walgreens. I looked at the tearpad going in...the verbiage reads "available in 2 mouth-watering flavors" it then lists the strawberry and the tropical...no mint.

In this area, the tearpad and samples are both .50/one. I know there are some tearpads that are off of multiples...but the one I will be installing in walgreens is off any bag.

HTH

[chantzis78]

Originally Posted by misstristyn

What's this activity book with the $1 Huggies Q mentioned earlier?

I read the thread did not see a reply to this did I miss it? I am so curious to this activity book.
thank you

[jwaterdawg]

Activity book is a kids "coloring book" with coupons in it:

Walgreens New Children’s Activity Book (now with image) | Common Sense With Money