Walgreens Deals 2/16-2/22 Part 3

Hey everyone! So glad you're here looking for ways to save at Walgreens. Whether you're heading to your local store or planning a big haul, understanding how to stack those savings is key. I always get asked, 'How do you get those deals for so cheap?' and honestly, it's all about strategy! First off, let's talk about those amazing Garnier deals we often see. This week, for example, we're seeing fantastic offers on products like Garnier Fructis and Garnier Whole Blends. If you've been eyeing their shampoos, conditioners, or treatments, especially for dry, damaged hair, now's the time! I always look for those 'Manufacturer's coupon' offers – they're your best friend. For the recent $3 off 2 Garnier deal, combining that with the right store offer can bring your cost down significantly. Remember how we got those for just $2 for Both or even $1 Each? That's the power of couponing! Another hot item this week was the AXE Body Sprays, Sticks, or Body Wash. Getting them for around $1.50 Each after coupons is a steal! These are perfect for stocking up or even for gifting. Always check the coupon details though, as some exclude trial and travel sizes. Now, beyond specific products, here are my top tips for maximizing your Walgreens savings, no matter which location you frequent: Understand Register Rewards (RR): These are like store currency you earn for buying specific items. They print at the register and you can use them on almost anything in a future transaction. It's how I often 'roll' my savings, using RRs from one purchase to pay for the next! Digital vs. Paper Coupons: Walgreens has a fantastic digital coupon program. Always clip those before you shop! But don't forget to check your local Sunday paper or coupon inserts for physical 'Manufacturer's coupon' that might stack or be for different products. Check Your Ad: Every week, Walgreens releases a new ad. This is your treasure map! It highlights all the sales, BOGOs, and Register Reward promotions. I always go through it before I even think about making my shopping list. Balance Rewards/myWalgreens: Make sure you're signed up for their loyalty program. This is essential for getting sale prices and earning points. Plan Your Transactions: Sometimes, it's beneficial to split your shopping into multiple transactions. For example, if you earn an RR in one transaction, you can use it to lower your out-of-pocket for your next transaction. This is a bit advanced, but so rewarding! Don't Forget Rebate Apps: After you shop, scan your receipt with apps like Ibotta, Fetch Rewards, or Checkout 51. You can often get even more money back on items you already bought with coupons. Seriously, once you get the hang of it, couponing at Walgreens becomes a fun game. You'll be amazed at how much you can save on everyday essentials and even some treats. Happy saving, everyone! Let me know what your best Walgreens haul was this week!