Here's a good plan for this weekend for the 3-Day sale: combine it with the $2 coupon from Sunday's paper 2/27 and with the $7.99 sale, this coupon, and the P&G coupon, you'll spend only $2.99. Wow!
Showing posts with label Baby Formula. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baby Formula. Show all posts
Friday, March 4, 2011
Diaper and Formula Deals at Food Lion
I couldn't miss the chance to share this FB Food Lion deal for store coupons off baby stuff like diapers and formula. Like Food Lion of Facebook and then follow the link to the baby coupon page to get $3.00 off Enfamil or Similac formulas or $3.00 off Pampers. These are store coupons, so if you combine them with a manufacturer's coupon, this means a very good deal!
Here's a good plan for this weekend for the 3-Day sale: combine it with the $2 coupon from Sunday's paper 2/27 and with the $7.99 sale, this coupon, and the P&G coupon, you'll spend only $2.99. Wow!
Here's a good plan for this weekend for the 3-Day sale: combine it with the $2 coupon from Sunday's paper 2/27 and with the $7.99 sale, this coupon, and the P&G coupon, you'll spend only $2.99. Wow!
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Baby Formula--Making it Affordable
So, I'm back. I'd thought I'd share some of my bargain shopping with you. I'm a Southern Savers reader, and this blog has great tips for how to save. For me, it's about getting the baby necessities at a good price, so I headed out to CVS to see what type of deals I could get on baby formula. I picked up the Sunday paper last Sunday (2/27) and requested the $110 coupon book from P&G a few weeks ago.
When we entered CVS, my son scanned my CVS card twice. And I got print out coupons... twice! One coupon was for $4 off a $20.
I was a bit bummed that most of the "free" items at CVS were gone, but I was able to still get a good deal. (I'm guessing there is a best time to go when these items are in stock).
I purchased the Crest mouthwash and Crest toothpaste for $3.29 each and used two $1.00 coupons--one from my $110 booklet and one from Sunday's paper. I paid $5.09 and got back $6.58 in bonus bucks.
Now to the formula. I bought Enfamil Infant on sale for 21.99 and Dawn on sale for .94. I used my $4.00 off coupon, .50 off Dawn, my $6.48 bonus bucks, and a $5.00 check off formula from Enfamil Family Beginnings. My final total for the transaction was $7.27. So, I spent $12.36 and got the baby formula I needed plus some toothpaste, mooth wash, and Dawn. Woo-Hoo!
When we entered CVS, my son scanned my CVS card twice. And I got print out coupons... twice! One coupon was for $4 off a $20.
I was a bit bummed that most of the "free" items at CVS were gone, but I was able to still get a good deal. (I'm guessing there is a best time to go when these items are in stock).
I purchased the Crest mouthwash and Crest toothpaste for $3.29 each and used two $1.00 coupons--one from my $110 booklet and one from Sunday's paper. I paid $5.09 and got back $6.58 in bonus bucks.
Now to the formula. I bought Enfamil Infant on sale for 21.99 and Dawn on sale for .94. I used my $4.00 off coupon, .50 off Dawn, my $6.48 bonus bucks, and a $5.00 check off formula from Enfamil Family Beginnings. My final total for the transaction was $7.27. So, I spent $12.36 and got the baby formula I needed plus some toothpaste, mooth wash, and Dawn. Woo-Hoo!
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