Here are the match ups for the Walgreens Weekly Ad – good the week starting April 17th. If you are new to shopping with Walgreens, check our Store Guide to Walgreens here. Always hand over the manufacturer’s coupons first when “stacking” coupons. After those are scanned, THEN hand over the Walgreens coupons (this will make it so their register doesn’t “beep”). Pick up the sale circular and March coupon book and take it around the store with you so you are sure to pick up the correct items in case the sale tag isn’t noted on the shelf. You may like to print out the Walgreens Coupon Acceptance policy from our Walgreens Store Guide. Keep it with you when you shop at Walgreens in case your savings are ever in question. Many cashiers are unaware of what to do when a coupon is valued higher than the price of an item so having the coupon acceptance policy handle may prove helpful. If you aren’t sure what some of the initials mean click to read Coupon Lingo.
Note: When you see “with in-store coupon” you’ll need to cut it out or show it to your cashier depending on your stores policy. Don’t forget or you won’t get the savings.
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when buying multipule things with register rewards should i do them seperate? for example if i buy the razors and batteries will get the register rewards for both of them or do i have to buy them in differant transactions
thank you
You do not have to “pay” seperately with Walgreens Register Rewards but just remember that even thought we look at them like Walgreens cash they are technically a manufacturer’s coupon and will be treated as a coupon by Walgreens. One coupon per item. Does that make sense?
My 4/17 inserts included a $1 off King’s Hawaiian Dinner Rolls – making them .99 with sale price in Walgreen’s circular.
Nice Find! That would be great for an Easter dinner! Thanks so much for sharing!