Today’s transaction at Rite Aid was simple and fun for me. AND it worked out better than I thought it might. AND I made a profit! Woot! But I had to deviate from my original plan. See, Rite Aid has Soy Joy bars on sale this week 10 for $7. Sophie, my picky eater, for some reason LOVES Soy Joys so I was going to get 20. BUT they only had ONE flavor at my Rite Aid! Seriously?? I wasn’t going to get 20 of one flavor. So I am going to try another Rite Aid later in the week. I did, however buy 10. This brought my total down to less than I was planning on, so I didn’t use my $5/$25 printable coupon, but I’ll save it for another day. I also wanted to get Swiffer Wet Jet refills for the teachers at my son’s school. (You know, for the Swiffers Maria and I got during the Swiffer Heist!) I have committed to trying to get a couple every time I find a good sale on them, and this week Rite Aid has then for $3.99 with a $1 +UP reward/ Here’s how it worked out:
10 Soy Joy bars $7.00 (only 7 are pictured because Sophie ate THREE in the car while we were running errands after our Rite Aid trip. Maybe I should have bought 20 of the same flavor after all!!)
Three Swiffer Wet Jet refills $3.99 each = $11.97
Total= $18.97
coupons used:
-$2 Two $1/3 Soy Joy printables (from all you.com)
-$1 Soy Joy Rite Aid Video Values printable
-$1.50 three 50 cents off Swiffer refills from last month’s P&G (expires TODAY)
-$13 +UP Rewards from previous shopping trips : )
total = 47 cents. WHICH I put on a Rite Aid gift card from the Kimberly-Clark rebate I got for buying Huggies. 🙂 So my out-of-pocket was ZERO and I got back three +UP rewards for buying the Swiffer refills. 🙂
I’m a happy girl!! And the Swiffer refills are a tax write-off since I am donating them to my son’s school.
What did YOU get?
