Walgreens $5 Scenario - Week of 12/2/12

The most cost effective way to shop at Walgreens is to roll Register Rewards - spend Register Rewards on products that trigger more. If you budget $5 per week, you will save a ton of money.

Check out at the Cosmetic Counter. Multiple transaction always go smoother at a less busy register.

If you are following my $5 Scenario's you have a $4 P&G Register Reward to start.

Check out all of this week's Walgreens Deals.

With Walgreens new Balance Reward loyalty program,  shopping at Walgreens is going to be different than before. But, you can still get some great deals.

Transaction #1
purchase:
(1) Revlon Nail Color $4.99
use:
$4 P&G Register Reward from last week - $4.00
= $0.99 + tax and get a $3 Revlon Register Reward

Transaction #2
purchase:
(1) Colgate Advanced or Gum Defense Toothpaste  $3.00
(1) Finesse Shampoo or Conditioner $1.99
(1) Holiday Gift Sack $0.39 (estimated price - needed as filler to use RR)
use:
(1) $0.50/1 Colgate Toothpaste Coupon (12/2/12 SS) - $0.50
(1) $1/1 Finesse Coupon (11/18/12 SS) - $1.00
Walgreens in-ad coupon for Holiday Gift Sack -$0.26
$3 Revlon Register Reward from previous transaction - $3.00
= $0.62 + tax and get a $2.50 Colgate Register Reward

Transaction #3
purchase:
(2) Kettle Brand Chips @$1.99 each = $3.98
(2) Butterball Turkey Bacon @ $1.29 each = $2.58
(1) Xtra Laundry Detergent $1.49
use:
(1) $1/2 Kettle Brand Chips Printable Coupon - $1.00
(2) $0.75/1 Butterball Turkey Bacon Printable Coupon - $1.50
$2.50 Colgate Register Reward from previous transaction -$2.50
= $3.05  + tax

Items purchased
(2) Kettle Brand Chips
(2) Butterball Turkey Bacon
(1) Revlon Nail Polish
(1) Colgate Toothpaste
(1) Finesse Hair Care Product
(1) Xtra Laundry Detergent
(1) Holiday Gift Sack

Retail price before sales & coupons: $25.71
Total Spent: $4.66 + tax for an 82% Savings

If you didn't start with the $4 RR, you will spend $8.66 on this scenario - a $66% savings
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