Bio true multi-purpose contact solution money maker at Rite Aid this week

Bio true is a new Bausch & Lomb multi-purpose contact solution.  It's on sale at Rite Aid this week for $4.99 with a $4 UP reward (4 oz. size).  There's a coupon for $2 off a 2 oz or larger here that you can print out to make this deal a money maker.  Just answer a few questions and then hit submit and your Bricks coupon will print.

Tone Body Wash: Free after SCR and printable coupon at Riteaid

I know you will want this freebie!  I typically buy any body wash that I can get free after rebate because my kids use this like it is going out of style.  This week at Rite Aid, Tone Body Wash 18 oz is .99 after SCR of $2 (on sale for $2.99).  There is a printable coupon available at the Tone Body Wash site, which you get access to after you complete registration.  The coupon is for $1, making this deal a moneymaker (barely!) after coupon and SCR at Rite Aid.  Don't forget to use your UP card! 

To get the printable $1 coupon good on any Tone Body Wash, go to their site and look for the link on the left hand side, about mid-way down the page.

Are you a Peep-a-holic? Peeps on sale at Rite Aid for .88 per package this week

Are you a Peep-a-holic like me? I've lost count of the number of Peeps I've consumed since they hit the stores after Valentine's Day. Suffice to say - a lot! They're on sale at Rite Aid this week for .88 per package - which is a good deal since anything less than $1 a pack is a great price.

I have a feeling the Easter Bunny will be bringing green, purple and blue Marshmallow Peeps to our children. Why? Because I have a sensitivity to blue food dye and if he brings them Peeps I can't eat, then he will save me from temptation.

Rite Aid's "Gift of Savings" promo still valid - shop til Dec 24

Rite Aid has offered its Gift of Savings promo for the past few years and this year is no different. The amount you receive back depends on how much you spend, but you do need to spend at least $25 to be able to get $5 back by gift certificate. I did the Fall promo and the certificate came back very quickly.

If possible, try to combine rebates. Do you have a rebate on another item? You can buy it at Rite Aid and then use the receipt for the Rite Aid Gift of Savings promo and for the manufacturer rebate. Buy items that are free after rebate if possible and of course, grab those stocking stuffers to boost your total to reap your reward.

Here is a link to promo information. I bought something earlier this month and need to edge myself over $25 at least to grab my $5.

Rite Aid: Watch 20 videos, print a $5/$20 coupon

Think about how much time we spend viewing ads... and don't get paid for it! If you are a Rite Aid shopper, be sure to stop by their site and view some videos that will enable you to print a valuable coupon to save on your next trip. View 20 videos, get $5/$20 in store with a printable coupon.

Match that coupon up with some sales or FARs and you are doing some savvy shopping. Want a link? Here it is!

Speaking of earning money for viewing ads, if you haven't checked out YouData, you may want to. I think I've posted about them previously. I don't get many ads, but every penny helps and they pay PayPal every Friday without fail. I just earned .20 and that took me all of a minute and a half. Ads fluctuate - sometimes there are more and other times none, but .20 isn't bad when I'm just sitting here on the computer anyway.

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If you were to sign up through YouData using my link, I would receive a small (pitifully small) amount of money. Last week, I earned a whole penny from referrals.

Mypoints.com has a $5/$25 coupon for Rite Aid

Hurry on over to MyPoints to get your $5/$25 Rite Aid printable coupon! Go to MyPoints and click on the link to the coupons. Make it easy to find by sorting the coupons - choose Rite Aid and it will pop right up to click and print. This coupon could be really good to use on those SCRs!

I did do a little snooping online because my local Rite Aid has never been fond of printable coupons. I have yet to take the plunge with these recent printables from Coupons.com, but I'm curious if anyone is having any troubles?

Soy Joy printable coupon - $1 off 5

Soy Joy has a $1 off 5 printable coupon available on their site, here. It is limit one coupon per household and is not available by mail. There are also B1G1 free coupons floating out there, as well as $2 off 10. Rite Aid has Soy Joy bars on sale this week 10 bars for $5. B1G1 coupons would net you the best deal with Soy Joys ending up costing you just $2.50 for 10 bars.

I'll be passing on this deal. I bought them on full ECB a while back and couldn't even gag them down. My son, who eats virtually anything that looks like junk food, took one bite and spit it out.

Nova Max glucose monitor free after SCR at Rite Aid this week (4/19-25), other free monitors

Grab a Nova Max Blood Glucose Monitor on sale this week at Rite Aid for $9.99 and then dash home to enter your receipt online to qualify for a $9.99 SCR rebate. While you are still paying $10 the store, you will get it back. These are nice to grab for donation --- homeless shelters, domestic abuse shelters, free clinics, etc. This offer is limit 1 and only valid this week --- 4/19-4/25.

Also at Rite Aid is the FreeStyle Lite or Freedom Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems, those are $9.99 and would be free after the manufacturer's in pack rebate.

In addition, there are other ways to score a free glucose monitor at Rite Aid. The TRUEresult is $39.99, with a $30 on pack savings and a $9.99 in-pack mail in rebate, and the TRUE2go is $14.99 with a $10 instant savings on pack and a $4.99 in-pack mail in rebate. Both would be free after coupons and mail in rebates.

About glucose monitors... stop by to ask the pharmacist how much the testing strips would cost for each monitor. Sometimes insurance will pay (with prescription from your doctor for the strips) and sometimes it is an out of pocket expense which can easily be a buck a strip. You might want to go for the monitor with the cheapest testing strips for your best shot at long term savings.