I should point out that I have been unable to find any Bayer chewable 36 ct aspirin in any Walmarts – you know, the $2.17 ones that provide the most overage using the $10/3 coupon in the 1/4 S. So I regrouped…
to Target, for the B2G1 Finish deal. Unfortunately, the $2.99 price being quoted in the blog-o-sphere appears to be pie in the sky pricing. However, when you combine $3.99 Finish with Bayer chewable aspirin ($2.19 each), you are looking at a much better scenario. I bought six Finish, used 4 $2.15 coupon (1/4 S), bought six Bayer, used two $10 coupons, and a quart of half & half and paid $3.99 (remember, Finish is high tax). Finish coupon is limited to 2, but I didn’t catch that. Which is not to say I would have followed it anyway, but I was bad inadvertently…
Then I decided to check out Jewel – she shoots and scores! – where Bayer was only $2.29! And Jewel’s coupon policy allows for overage on your cart items. I bought nine Bayer, a gallon of organic milk, fancy napkins and tortillas. OOP was $3.09. There is a new $1 Wild Harvest coupon, which I will post-redeem. It’s a Bricks coupon, so if you have issues…
Starting on Wednesday, Jewel will have 12-20ct Finish on sale for $2.99. 70¢ Finish is a great price after the coupon, but toss in the Bayer and it’s back up the truck time, folks!
Does the Bayer coupon auto deduct the full $10 at both Target and Jewel like it does at Walmart?
I honestly wasn’t looking at the register at either store, but I can say that there was no hesitation on the part of the cashiers. Never said a word about it, so I guess the full amount auto-deducted. And Jewel’s policy is to take the full coupon value off and reduce the amount of items in your cart. It’s not like a FREE coupon where the cashier is prompted to enter a value.