This early Black Friday deal from DiscountMags offers unlimited digital access to over 9,000 titles – but hurry, ’cause it’s only available today! There are over 100,000 issues included so far! Lock in these low rates for up to three years and read the way most people are going – mobile. Try it out and see if it’s for you – you have seven days to browse before cancelling.
This Costco deal on Groupon continues! Get all your grocery shopping done in a flash and enjoy lots of samples. This Groupon deal costs the same as buying directly from Costco, but you get the $45 gift card. The $130 Executive membership is also available and that one snags not only the gift card, but you also earn 2% back on purchases, a nice benefit (This is the card we have and sigh, use heavily). Your $65 yearly Gold Star Membership Package includes:
A wide assortment of Advent (and not) calendars is available on Amazon, giving you a chance to try teas, candies and more or to gift to friends. Frankly, I’d say these are just sample products stuck with an outdated name, but that’s just me. Some aren’t linked to anything religious, so just a chance to try interesting samples, like this assortment of international snacks. I’ve excluded only Black Friday deals to include non-religious goodies…some even include extra promotional discounts 🙂
Get a FREE 8×10 print at Walgreens with promo code JOLLY8X10 and in-store pick up. No end date on code, but they usually last at most a couple of days although you have plenty of time to pickup. Always choose highest possible resolution. Most Walgreens deals don’t work with the APP, although your mileage may vary.
This week (11/17) we get one Save. Not all papers carry the same coupons or values, so this national list might show coupons not found in the Chicago Tribune.
Save
CeraVe Baby Product $4.00/1 (12/7)
CeraVe Healing Ointment Product $3.00/2 (12/7)
CeraVe Product $3.00/1 (12/7)
Chocolove Bars Greater than 3oz $1.00/2 (12/31)
Cosequin Joint Health Supplement for Dogs $5.00/1 (12/31)
Mary B’s Biscuits or Dumplings Product $1.00/1 (12/31)
Motrin Adult Dual Action with Tylenol Product $3.00/1 (12/14)
Motrin Adult Product (excluding trial/travel sizes) $2.00/1 (12/14)
Nivea Body Wash Product (excluding trial/travel sizes) $2.00/1 (12/14)
Nivea Body Wash Products (excluding trial/travel sizes) $5.00/2 (12/14)
Old Spice Total Body Deodorant Spray, Stick or Cream (excluding trial/travel size) $3.00/1 (12/14)
Old Spice Total Body Deodorant Spray, Stick or Cream (excluding trial/travel size) $7.00/2 (12/14)
Secret Clinical Anti-Perspirant/Deodorant or Old Spice Super Hydration Body Wash (excluding trial/travel size) $2.00/1 (12/14)
Secret Whole Body Deodorant Spray, Stick or Cream (excluding trial/travel size) $3.00/1 (12/14)
Secret Whole Body Deodorant Spray, Stick or Cream (excluding trial/travel size) $7/2 (12/14)
Swiffer – BUY ONE PowerMop Starter Kit and GET ONE PowerMop Refill FREE (Up to $10)(excluding 11ct PowerMop Pad Refills, all other Swiffer Refills and trial/travel sizes) 11/30)
Add one or more Main Woot and/or Category Daily Deals to your cart. Eligible deals are for both Prime and non-Prime members. There are thousands of items included, so I’ve killed most of the few links they’ve included and linked to the Main Page – check out what YOU want instead!
Enter code TWENTY on the final checkout screen (i.e. the screen with the “Place Order” button). Discount will be equal to 20% of your order subtotal.
NOTE: The discount will ONLY apply to the select Main Woot and Category Daily Deals on 11/15/24, as listed above.
Digital coupons may be more convenient in many ways – but paper coupon fans would be happy to point out that technical problems can’t cause your paper coupons to disappear right before your eyes.
That’s what has happened to the New England grocery chain Hannaford. Owner Ahold Delhaize said several of its grocery chains, including Stop & Shop and Food Lion, were impacted by “a cybersecurity issue,” but the issues seem to be most pronounced at Hannaford. For several days, its website and app have been down, taking digital coupons, online orders, the online sales circular and other services down with them. Here’s the story in Coupons in the News. Personally, I’d thrill if digital died and they brought back not only paper insert coupons, but printables and full ads.
I go through a lot of bleach – yeah, probably a suspicious amount, now that I think about it 🙂 but all dog toys, rugs, pee pads, etc., have bleach added to keep them healthy and vermin-free. Hmmm, house humans only get bleach on white towels. Something odd here.
I remember fondly those days after lockdown, when supplies started returning and Jewel was clearancing out non-inventory bleach for insanely low prices (10¢ a quart for Cloralen); naturally I bought it all. For some reason, bleach is one of the few products that not only hasn’t come back down to earth in terms of prices, but has actually increased! Last time Pete’s Fresh Market ran a $1.89 sale was in 2015 and there were coupons!
I’m down very low, so Pita and I head out last night. FirstBorn yells down the stairs “You’re going out!!? What time is it?” Five. “Oh, thought it was about 9.” Picked up the Saturday freebie at Jewel, grabbed two non-gallons of bleach (121 oz) for roughly $6 and $7 and decided to hit up Dollar Tree. Had only seen tiny quart bottles there for so long it kind of fell off my radar, but was I in for a surprise!
Picked up a 96 oz lavender scent bottle for $1.25 and tubes of little bleach tablets that you can either drop in the machine or do what I plan, fill up a used bottle with water and dump a bunch of tablets inside (each tube equals a half gallon). So I can either pay 1.3¢ per ounce for scented or 1.9¢ for an easily-stored item. Know which way I’m leaning, but we’ll see how it turns out. I do know I won’t be buying bleach at Jewel until their prices drop, but with the compensation packages paid their CEO, not bloody likely.