It’s been a busy weekend with non-coupon stuff and I’m hoping things get back to normal over the coming days. I did these transactions in the early hours of Sunday morning, and I managed to misplace a few gift sacks, so they’re not in the picture. (I should have taken the picture when I got home, but instead I had to pull it together this morning.) I also forgot to write down the regular shelf prices, so they are estimated.

Anyways, I had a decent trip to Walgreens. I’m going to try this cleanse when I have a few days where I will be working from home and have no outside commitments. I bet it will be really interesting

TRANSACTION #1
ONE NEOSPORIN ESSENTIALS 3-PACK TRIAL PACK, on sale $12.99 (regular price $13.99 est.)
ONE APPLIED NUTRITION ACAI BERRY CLEANSE, on sale $10 (regular price $14.99 est.)
TWO EASTER GIFT SACKS, on sale $0.17 with in-ad coupon (regular price $0.29)
Get $10 Register Rewards when you buy one Applied Nutrition Acai Berry Cleanse
Used one $5/1 Neosporin Essentials Trial Pack printable coupon
and used the in-ad coupon for the Easter Gift Sacks (adjusted price to $0.17 each)
Price at Register: $18.33 (plus tax), but submitted for $12.99 Neosporin Essentials Try Me Free Rebate and received $10 Register Rewards (Acai Berry Cleanse)
NET PRICE FOR ALL: $4.66 MONEYMAKER!

TRANSACTION #2
ONE APPLIED NUTRITION ACAI BERRY CLEANSE, on sale $10 (regular price $14.99 est.)
ONE DRYEL AT-HOME DRY CLEANING STARTER KIT, on sale $6.99 (regular price $7.99 est.)
TWO EASTER GIFT SACKS, on sale $0.17 with in-ad coupon (regular price $0.29)
Get $10 Register Rewards when you buy one Applied Nutrition Acai Berry Cleanse
Used one $1/1 Dryel printable manufacturer coupon
and used the $2/1 Dryel Walgreens store coupon in the March Monthly Coupon Book
and used the in-ad coupon for the Easter Gift Sacks (adjusted price to $0.17 each)
Price at Register: $14.33 (plus tax), but received $10 Register Rewards (Acai Berry Cleanse)
NET PRICE FOR ALL: $4.33

The reason for the gift sacks was so I could use Register Rewards to bring the out-of-pocket costs even lower. I used three RRs on Transaction #1 totaling $18 to lower my OOP down to $0.33 plus tax. I used three more RRs on Transaction #2 totaling $10 to lower my OOP down to $4.33 plus tax.

This was a great trip for me at Walgreens. I was a little disappointed that my store did not carry the freebie LifeSavers Jellybeans I wrote about earlier today, but I was fortunate that my store still had a ton of clearance Right Guard deodorants. I had intended to buy some body wash, but there weren’t Right Guard body washes at my store. (Really…there were ZERO.) Here’s the breakdown of what I bought and the coupons used.

TRANSACTION #1
FOUR RIGHT GUARD DEODORANTS, on clearance $2.29 and on sale BOGO
Get $4 Register Rewards when you buy four Right Guard Total Defense 5 products (unadvertised)
Used two $2/2 Right Guard Total Defense 5 Antiperspirant, Deodorant or Body Wash (new printable coupon that became available today – use zip 33712)
Price at Register: $0.58 (plus $0.33 sales tax), but received $4 Register Rewards
NET PRICE FOR ALL: $3.42 MONEYMAKER!

TRANSACTION #2 was a repeat of Transaction #1

Total Retail Value of All Merchandise: $35.92 (regular price)
Net Price Paid for Everything: $6.84 MONEYMAKER (less $0.66 sales tax)

Savings Rate (excluding sales tax): 119.0%
Savings Rate (including sales tax): 116.9%

Notes: When you go to print the Right Guard coupon, it will show a Walmart logo, however the coupon does not print with any store logo or any mention of Walmart whatsoever. It is a regular manufacturer coupon that scans without beeping. I also found some notable clearance items. I will post about these later tonight.