Walgreens Deals 8/21

These are some new Walgreens deals that started 8/21.

-Dawn dish soap, 99 cents w/ in-ad coupon, plus use 50 cent off coupon from paper = 49 cents ea.

-Keebler cookies, Rice Krispie treats 4/$10 + get back $5 Register Rewards (RRs), use 2 $1/2 Keebler cookies and/or Rice Krispie treats from paper = 4/$3 or 75 cents ea.

-Glade scented oil refills 2/$5 + get back $1 RR, use $1/2 coupon from paper = 2/$3 or $1.50 ea.

-Viva paper towels $5.99 - $1 off Walgreens coupon - 60 cent off coupon from paper = $4.30 or 73 cents/roll

-Ultra Tuf trash bags 36 ct. $2.99 w/ in ad coupon

-Sharpies 39 cents (limit 6)

-Scotch tape 39 cents (limit 3)

-got 2b styling products B1G1 free + use 2 $2/1 coupons from September All You magazine = 99 cents ea.

-Dove or Degree Clinical Deodorant 3/$18 + get back $6 RR, use B1G1 free Dove coupon + $1 off Degree coupon = 3/$5 or $1.66 ea!

-Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor - grab the "bonus pack" that comes with a travel size shave gel and aftershave! - $9.99 + get $4 RR, use $4 off coupon from paper = $1.99

-Degree deodorant 2/$4 + get $1 RR, use 2 $1/1 coupons = 2/$1 or 50 cents each

-Mitchum deodorant $1.99 w/ in ad coupon, use $1 off coupon = 99 cents ea.

-Always pads or pantiliners, Tampax tampons 2/$11, get back $4 RR, use 2 $1/1 coupons = 2/$5 or $2.50 ea (these are the bigger packages, 20-48 ct)

-Folgers coffee $3.99 sale price

-Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief toothpaste $4.99 get back $4 RR = 99 cents

-Crest 3D White toothpaste 2/$5 + get back $3 RR, use 2 .75/1 coupons = 2/.50 or 25 cents ea!

-Dial NutriSkin bodywash $3.99 get back $3 RR = 99 cents

Here's a few of the better deals this week! Happy shopping. :)

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