If you are a Rite Aid Shopper, you will want to grab the $3.00 off $15 coupon on Coupons.com! You should be able to print two of them too!
Just spend at least $15.00 and give the cashier this coupon first. Then, you can hand the rest of your coupons. This is seriously a great way to save even more when you shop at Rite Aid.
Also, if you are planning on transfering a prescription anywhere, send it to Rite Aid! They will give you a $25 Gift Card. Plus, you can use the gift card to pay for your items, all while using the Rite Aid coupons and your regular manufacturer coupons. You will walk out with a ton of free items!
There is also a $2.00 off Benadryl Coupon when you buy it at Rite Aid. This is a great thing to have with Spring almost here.
**By the way, I really appreciated all of your comments on Rite Aid and whether I should start covering it or not! Thank you to all of you who commented. As soon as this weekend and the coupon conference is over, I will tell you more about my plans for Rite Aid. But for now, I will post any Rite Aid store coupons that I see!
All of the links in this post can be found on Coupons.com. So, you don’t need to click on all of them individually, if you are wanting to grab them all!
Adam and Rachel
What are the rules and recommendations for transferring a prescription? I've received an offer from Target as well for a gift card if I transfer. Can I just transfer anywhere as many times as I want!
Melea
You will need to read the fine print. But essentially, yes, you could keep transfering a prescription each month.