[forevergrateful]

Just came back from Shop Rite; they had Tylenol 8 Hr. on sale (24 ct.); regularly $4.39 (I believe, if my memory serves me correctly); less your SR card discount of $2.40, comes to $1.99.

But if you have either the $2.00 Q from the neswpaper insert, or the $2.00 Q that was on a tear pad, these come out FREE (or a .01 MM I guess if they don't adjust the q).

I don't recall the week the Q was in the Sunday paper, but it was recently; I know it was the week they had a $9.99 q for the Glucose Meter.

I had tried to get them at Wags that week, as they were on sale $4.49 ea. with a B1G1F, so the 2 boxes came to .49 with the two $2.00 q's; but my store was out & I had gotten a raincheck; never got to get them; glad I didn't, because now they are free!

Sorry this is so late in the week (Thurs.), but just found them today.

[queenofgods]

Originally Posted by noellebrow

I posted a different link...try it now and see if you can get the Peter Pan.

awesome thank you worked this time

[momtoothree]

I tried to use the coupons for the jelly and the milk, he wouldn't let me do it. Oh well, i tried. This RUDE lady behind be was getting annoyed w/ all my coupons. I LOUDLY told my husband look I saved over $45.00 in coupons plus I got a $5.00 coupon on my next order. And look at all my grocerys for only $35.00. Gotta love it

[lastocks]

Originally Posted by momtoothree

I tried to use the coupons for the jelly and the milk, he wouldn't let me do it. Oh well, i tried. This RUDE lady behind be was getting annoyed w/ all my coupons. I LOUDLY told my husband look I saved over $45.00 in coupons plus I got a $5.00 coupon on my next order. And look at all my grocerys for only $35.00. Gotta love it

Drat! Sorry it didn't work for you. I have to say, my S/R is generally coupon friendly because there are a lot of younger guys and gals who work there (I live in a college town). There's usually enough of them working that I can avoid the coupon nazi's.

People who don't use qs will just have to get used to those of us who do. Period.

Maybe they should have "less than 5 coupons" or "less than 10 coupons" lines instead relying on the # of items as a guideline for express lines.