Walgreens 4/15 $5 MM – bump

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A reader has been in contact with the rebate center regarding limits on the Nasal Ease.  She reports in:

Hi!  I just spoke to Lori at the rebate center, and she said that there is nothing that she can give me on paper.  She did assure me (and double checked again), that it’s in their computer system, and it states “$30.00 in rebates, per consumer, per household”.  I guess that’s all we have.  But it’s more than we had yesterday, so thanks!

So far I see a FARR deal on Nasal Ease:  $9 (shelf price is about $11.99) with a $9 RR.  The best part is that there is a $5 coupon in the 3/11 rp.  Order your coupons now, folks for this $5 MM!  It is selling for 25¢ on WeClipUSave.  They are currently out of stock but will get more this week; sign up for email notification. They are in stock (2,000) and selling for 25¢ each!  Here’s a link to a $3 MIR from the mfr.:  nasaleaseallergy.com  CouponDede has them for 50¢ each with no limits; you earn 10 points.

I’d probably email to see when the coupons actually arrive at WeClip – the 25¢ difference in coupon prices makes it too rich for my blood and there’s no time crunch.

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27 thoughts on “Walgreens 4/15 $5 MM – bump”

  1. Thanks for the heads up, I find your website super helpful. I want to buy some of these but I don’t know if there is a deal that we can roll the reward with so I can do it multiple times. Any help or tips will be appreciated.

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    • I’m in the same boat, frankly – it’s so far out that we can’t find any other FARR deals. The following week there is a contact lens deal where it’s on sale for $7.99 with an $8 RR, so there wouldn’t be any difficulty in swapping RRs, but I’m looking out for the roll the same week as the Nasal Ease.

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  2. Okay I want some advice on something. My store has told me that they can no longer place special orders for me in the weeks leading up to sales. (Sounds like complete BS but whatever). I’m looking for a “work-around” type solution. I was thinking about ordering the products online at Walgreens.com a couple of weeks in advance. Then when the week of the sale comes up, I can take the order in to Walgreens and return it. This appears to be allowed for purchases from Walgreens.com. Then I can re-buy the merchandise I just returned, using my coupons and getting the register rewards. That way I know that what I want will be “in stock” for me, and the store doesn’t have to place a special order and worry that I won’t pick it up or whatever. What do you think? Oh and my area of the country does not do the whole in-store pickup thing.

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  3. Thanks for the heads up! Do you know if the Lisle or Wheaton store is already taking orders for this? I’ve been out of the couponing game for a few months since my baby was born, and this looks like a good way to jump back in!

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    • I’m currently working on a strategy to take us through the next four weeks and, if the good lord’s willing and the crick don’t rise, we’ll be rolling our RRs every week. This is on the front burner, so if you want to call Lauren in Lisle or Steve (Michelle is ExA) in Wheaton, go for it! You can also get your coupons while they’re available without worrying about paying for the fast shipping. WeClipUSave has them for .25 with 2,000 in stock!

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    • I would never submit two without it clearly stating this. Of course, you wouldn’t have lost anything except a UPC (both in the same envelope so only one stamp)…so hey, why not go for it?

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    • It’s a MM after the $9 RR, since you’re using a $5 insert coupon; there is a MIR on the same product at the same time for a rebate of up to $30 per person, which would be extraordinarily great.

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    • You are sooooo welcome! Glad I could help! Most of the time I am the one needing help – Goddess and her followers have helped me out a TON of times! (Oh yeah – I love you too!)

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    • I have an email into Nasal Ease as I just recently heard that it’s only $9.00 per household now. I informed Nasal Ease that I spoke to a certain person from the rebate center and she told me on two different days that the rebate was for up to $30.00, per consumer, per household. I will advise once I hear back from them.

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    • I’m not gonna run this rebate because it’s always possible that you’ll get the price after mfr coupon and without the UPC, it’s harder to sell. If anyone else tries it, let us know when you mail it out and what happens. People – hold onto your receipts and forms in case it’s a winner.

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