4/18/11 Walgreens Today, First Register Rewards, Free Toothpaste, and Several Newbie Questions

I know I spelled Newbie wrong in the intro credits...
Did a small Walgreens run today, becoming addicted to coupons, trying to become healthy and lose some weight. Have questions about printable coupon limit, sunday paper inserts, costco membership, and coupon clipping service.

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[mblance]

A register reward is basically a receipt you get that shows that you have money to spend on your next purchase and how much. You get them when you buy participating items. You will see these in the weekly ad or marked in the store. For example you may buy a toothpaste for $3.99 that has a $2.00 register reward. Send me a message if you have further questions or search youtube for Walgreens Register Rewards. There are a ton of great videos that explain them in detail.

[mblance]

Someone call the m b Lance! I need to get to the hospital!

LOL Hilarious

[mblance]

thanks! I will give it try printing more the next day. We have printed from pretty much all the online sites, but we use Target a lot because they have store coupons that you can stack with manufacturer coupons. They work great at Fry's since they take competitor coupons and the make manufacturer coupons at least $1. Thanks again for the response!

[itakeudown]

Are Register Coupons only given at the register? Can you find them also on items? 

Thanks in advance for your response.

[anniemildred]

About your nickname, when seeing "mblance", I just assumed you were an ambulance driver.

[anniemildred]

I caught the couponing bug at the same time I started a Bariatrics diet, so I developed my drugstore couponing skills first. Now that I am adding "real foods" back into my diet, it is much quicker to look at grocery ads, since many foods are still verboten. If I ever pay retail for yogurt, somebody slap me! Yogurt is always on sale and there is always a coupon floating around. I enjoy your video messages.

[FormerTVAddict]

Also I like to buy my papers at Walgreens because I can use my RR's to buy them instead of spending "real" money on them. Walgreens is awesome! Enjoyed your videos - good luck and have fun!

[FormerTVAddict]

I try to get anywhere from 6-10 papers each week, depending on how good the Q's are. Not familiar with your area but there shouldn't be a difference in the subscribed vs the papers at the store but be aware there are regional differences in the inserts. I always check my papers at the store before I buy them to make sure all the inserts are in them because a lot of people steal them from the papers at the store.

[FormerTVAddict]

You can usually only print two coupons per computer so you would need 5 computers to print 10 coupons. You usually can't print any more for that month. Every once in a while you will hear that a coupon has "reset", meaning at that time you can go back and print them again. Some of the General Mills Q's reset every month.

[QueLindaEs1]

You can print two of each coupon, just hit the back or button and then refresh. Im not sure about the missing smart source papers. Thats weird. As far as clipping services go, some are real good. I know a couple if you want the names, let me know. My boyfriend and I we get extra inserts out of the recycling bin, saves us alot of money!

[Brena1971]

Good for you!