Consumer Reports $18.95 – up to 2 yrs!

Subscribe to Consumer Reports Magazine for just $18.95/year from DiscountMags when you use promo code DERANGED. You can order up to TWO years on either a new subscription or renewal.  Trust me, this is a huge savings.  This is from the current Selling It back cover.

4 free covid tests from Uncle Sam

Starting Monday, September 25th, people can request four free tests per household through covidtests.gov.  Officials say the tests are able to detect the latest variants and are intended to be used through the end of the year.

Earlier tests are expired, but dates have been extended on some so check the FDA site to see if you have any that are still good.

9/27 Amazon Fresh Ad – coupons return!

Here’s the Amazon Fresh ad for 9/27 – the 10% & 20% coupons have returned!  Large Hass avocados are still 4/$5, grass-fed beef $5.99 per lb package, Pepsi products are 3/$14, seems like everyone is running Tide deals on the 92 oz bottles, all within a buck of each other.

9/20 Amazon Fresh Ad – no coupons

Here’s the Amazon Fresh ad for 9/20 –  no coupons once again.  Large Hass avocados are 4/$5. Why are Coke mini cans more expensive (and you get fewer) than the regular size ones?  Bubbly is 3/$10 and isn’t that just what Coke is – – flavored carbonated water?

How long will Walgreens hold my photo?

For those of you wondering how long Walgreens will hold those Free photos, it’s obviously forever.  This is the order I picked up August 19th; when I kept getting emails I stopped in and was told there was no order waiting and nothing showed in the computer system.  Nothing.  So maybe Walgreens has photos from last year’s graduation still waiting for you – never hurts to check!

Celebrate National Cheeseburger Day

McDonald's is giving cheeseburgers away for 50 cents and Burger King has a free cheeseburger offer on National Cheeseburger Day.

These days, you’d be hard-pressed to find anything at the store for under a dollar. But on Monday, in honor of National Cheeseburger Day, McDonald’s customers will be able to get a double cheeseburger for just 50 cents, only 45 cents more than what the chain’s original hamburger cost in 1948.

Only customers who use the McDonald’s app will be able to access the deal, and it’s limited to one burger per person. According to the company’s official website, a McDonald’s cheeseburger typically can cost as low as $1 and as high as $2.79. Here’s the short article on CNN.

7 Days of Savings using loose definitions

I don’t see anything especially good here in this Jewel FB ad and I HATE Must Buy X quantities to get that “incredible” price.  I don’t need 3 bottles of Tide or however many Bounty or Puffs they require.  Might stop in for more cauliflower using Pita’s account because we love it roasted and 49¢ is a great price.  Now if they only have stock…