Get $40 for making Rite Aid your drugstore.
Don't keep going back and forth between pharmacies for cash incentives. Bring your transferred prescription to Rite Aid and we'll give you $30, plus $5 for each of your next two refills.* You'll also get all the benefits and services you need, including:

Prescriptions ready when promised – when we say your refill is ready, it will be ready
Competitive prices – we match any competitor's prescription price or offer**
Courtesy Refills – have your prescriptions refilled automatically
So make Rite Aid your last stop. You'll definitely find that it pays to stay with us.



*Only good on prescriptions transferred by 2/29/08. Medicaid, Medicare B, PACE, PAAD, EPIC and any other government funded program prescriptions are not eligible. Customers who have redeemed a Rite Aid prescription offer in the last 6 months are not eligible. Limit one prescription offer per patient. Offer only valid when prescription is filled and paid for at time of coupon redemption. In New Jersey, offer valid only for citizens 60 years or older. Not valid in New York State or Massachusetts. Not valid on prescriptions for controlled substances where prohibited by law. For each of your next two refills of the transferred prescription within 180 days of coupon redemption, you willreceive back a $5 gift certificate. Gift certificates will be mailed after the second refill is purchased or after 180 days from coupon redemption, whichever comes first. By redeeming this coupon, you authorize Rite Aid to mail you gift certificates. Gift card and gift certificates are not redeemable for cash, may not be returned, and will not be replaced if lost or stolen. Also, gift card and gift certificates may not be used for prescriptions, prescription co-pays, lottery tickets, tobacco, alcohol products, money orders, gift certificates, stamps, licenses, other mailing services and any other items excluded by law. California law requires that residents must authorize Rite Aid to mail the gift certificates to their homes. See pharmacist for details.

**Competitors' prescription prices and offers must be verifiable and from a nearby pharmacy. Free offers and Internet prices and offers are excluded.



In my Newsday Purple Pack (snail mail) I found a white bag from RITE AID says:

WE'LL GIVE YOU $10 TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF YOUR MEDICATIONS.

Come in for a free consultation.

Put all your prescriptions in this bag.

Bring them to your local Rite Aid pharmacist.

We'll review your medications and answer your questions.

After your consultation, we'll give you a $10 gift certificate.

This offer ends February 20, 2008 so come in today.

~ Andrea ~

Yeah, if only it were for new scrips it would be great. They had a $25 GC for WG as a grand opening special for the new store only. Guess I'll fill the first one there & then transfer it to RiteAid before this expires!

Just an FYI - you might want to print the first page (the one that says STOP HERE!) and staple it to the page w/the coupon. When I redeemed one of these a few months ago, the manager made me stand there like a common criminal while he called corporate TWICE to verify the coupon was legit. I heard him saying to them "There's usually a bar at the top that has the website, etc..." which these coupons don't have.

He never got an answer that he liked, I guess, so he only gave me $20 (another that was in their flyer) - not $30.

If you got a RiteAid flyer on Sunday, take a look inside also. The one I would be using is actually from the newspaper flyer rather than a printable. If I get treated that way with a nonprintable copy, I might just blow a gasket.....