Coupon shopping at Rite Aid just got better –
UPDATE: I didn’t make it very clear in the video: Each advertised +UP Reward is limited to 1 per transaction. For example, if you purchase 2 bottles of Clariol in one transaction, you will only receive 1 $1 +UP Reward. So if you are interested in purchasing more than one of the same +UP Reward item, be sure that you purchase each item in a separate transaction! Important: Separate transactions CAN be applied to single check rebates for the same month.
My video walks you through a complex deal to make it easy for newbies to get paid to shop at Rite Aid. You’ve never truly shopped at Rite Aid until you “stack”, “roll”, and “rebate” in multiple transactions. It’s easy. I’ll show you how.
My Rite Aid video training teaches you how to “stack”:
- in-ad store coupons
- manufacturer’s coupons
- video value coupons
My video teaches you when to scan your $5/25 coupons and Wellness card (scanning them at the wrong time can ruin a transaction!). Then my Rite Aid training video teaches you how to “roll” your UP rewards into another purchase.
I receive emails daily from people with questions. Here’s a new video I made today for my Video Training Series that answers a lot of stacking coupon questions and printable coupon questions.
In the video I talk about coupon policies, view each stores coupon policy here.
In the video I talk about these sources of coupons:
Rite Aid Video Values
Redplum.com
Smartsource.com
Coupons.com
Target.com
This is my in-depth coupon clipping slicing & organizing video. It covers:
- Coupon binder vs. filing method
- Slicing coupons (no more scissors for me!)
- Pre-sorting categories as you slice coupons
- Showing my coupon binder & categories I use (view them HERE)
I have gotten so many emails asking about my Slice Coupon Cutter – you can scoop up a slice safety cutter here on Amazon.com
I hope you enjoy the video and leave me any questions you have or suggestions!
The Smith’s sale where I got all these deals doesn’t end until midnight, and they were very well stocked up, so if you haven’t been yet there is still time! Here’s the deals I got:
Bananas $0.39 lb
Mountain Dairy 1/2 Gallon Chocolate Milk $.99
Cuties Clementines, 3 lb bag 3.99
$.55/1 – Cuties – (cutiescitrus.com)
Final Price: $3.65… I didn’t use this coupon though 
Floridas Natural Orange Juice All Varieties $2.50
$1.00/1 (S 11/22-30)
=$1.50
Kroger Deluxe Ice Cream, 48 oz, all varieties, limit 4 $0.99
Sometimes newbies to couponing get confused by learning all the new rules to rebates, single check rebates, register rewards, and catalinas. They also don’t want to drive to five different stores each week to get the deals. If this is you, price matching at Walmart may be your most efficient option. Follow me on a shopping trip where I show you what you can and can’t do.
Go here for a list of 57 items free or near a dollar at Walmart, including links to print all printable coupons you will need for your shopping trip.
Total before all coupons/deals: $39.10
After: $22.08
Huggies Jumbo $8.99
- use the $1 coupon from Walgreens color/activity book (located near children’s books/coloring books)
- also use the $2 printable HERE
- turn in the $.75 Caregivers Marketplace rebate
- Final Price: $5.24!
- Remember you will need a filler to get all the coupons to go through for this one!
Jell-o Gelatin 2/$1 (with insert coupon)
- use the instore ad coupon
- also use the $.50/2 printable HERE
- Final Price: $.25 each
Buy (3) boxes of Kleenex Facial Tissues $1.09 each with in ad coupon
- Use $0.50/3 Kleenex Facial Tissue, exp. 12-27-09 (SS 11/1/09)
- or $0.50/3 Kleenex Facial Tissue, exp. 11-30-09 (SS 10/4/09)
- Plus use $1 coupon from Nov. Healthy Savings book (see a picture HERE)
- Finally use the coupon from in the ad
Total before all coupons/deals: $56.22
Total after all coupons/deals/Single Check Rebates: $10.31
Use this coupon here for $5 off of any $25 purchase.
If you’re new to Rite Aid’s Single Check Rebates, head over HERE to get started.
Single Check Rebates
Oral B CrossAction Toothbrush $2.99
Buy 1, Submit for $2.99 SCR (limit 1)
Use the $1/1 from PG 11/1
Final Price: $1.99 OOP, $1 Money Maker after SCR
GE Reveal 4 pk. Light Bulbs $2.00
Buy 2, Submit for $2 SCR (limit 1)
Use the $1/1 from SS 10/4, 11/11
Final Price: $2.00 OOP, FREE after SCR
Rite Aid has a very detailed coupon policy, which can be viewed HERE.
Rite Aid features a program called Single Check Rebates, commonly referred to as SCR or SCR’s.
Like traditional rebates, Rite Aid has a rebate for each individual item. Instead of sending separate checks for $1.00, $2.00 etc, the Single Check Rebate program is designed to allow you to shop at Rite Aid during a predefined cycle and get one single check for the entire amount back. There are no UPCs to cut, shoppers card or rebate forms to keep track of. You need to save your receipt from your qualified purchases.
You will join the SCR program online HERE and enter your receipts each month. Rite Aid issues a SCR book with each offer in it for that cycle . You can also find the shopping list for the products online HERE. This book will list dates that the rebate is valid. Note: Rebates are not necessarily valid during the entire rebate cycle. Most rebates are only available for one week. You must check the rebate dates.
Most items will require a single item purchase:
Deidre is a married mother with 2 girls, ages 1 and 3. 