Healthy Heart Promo (thru March 26th):
- $20 +Up Reward with a $50 purchase of select heart healthy products
- $10 +Up Reward with a $30 purchase of select heart healthy products
Please note that a $10 +Up Reward will print on your receipt when you reach your $30 purchase requirement and an additional $10 +Up Reward will print when you reach your $50 purchase requirement. (Limit 1 per household)
Winter Rewards (January 23rd – February 26th):
Get a $20 +UP Reward when you spend $100 or more on specially marked items now through February 26. Just look for this symbol on hundreds of specially marked products throughout the store. Your $20 +UP Reward will print on your receipt when the qualifying threshold is met. You can use this +UP on your next purchase.
Wellness+:
Make sure you are a Wellness+ member, which is required to score most of the deals below and to save up to an additional 20% on everyday items.
Video Values (VV):
You can go here and participate in the Rite Aid Video Value program! Watch videos to earn various Rite Aid coupons–including a $3 off $20 Rite Aid coupon AND $1 off ANY purchase coupons, which mean FREE stuff.
(TIP: If you don’t want to sit through the entire video… play the video, then immediately switch to a different window before the video plays (continue whatever your doing on the web), the video will then play then once you hear that it stopped, go back to the original video window, enter the code and still get credited for watching the video! 😉 )
+Up Rewards:
Like ExtraCare Bucks or Register Rewards, Rite Aid’s +Up Rewards print out on your receipt and can be used like cash on future purchases at Rite Aid. Though, they do have an expiration name.
Single Check Rebates (SCR):
Rite Aid’s Single Check Rebate is ACTUAL cash back which can be deposited into your bank account, though you must easily submit your receipt info online and checks take a few weeks to arrive. SCR is my favorite!
Rite Aid Coupon Policy:
RA’s latest coupon policy (+ tips) can be found here!
Deal scenarios for 2/6 – 2/12/11 (depending on your region):
Children’s Coldcalm Multi-Symptom Cold Relief 80 ct. $6.99
Use the $3/1 coupon found here (also a $1/1 coupon found here)
PAY = $3.99
Submit $6.99 SCR
FINAL COST = FREE + a $3 moneymaker!
Boiron Children’s Chestal Cough Syrup (4.2 oz.) $4.99
Use the $3/1 coupon found here (also a $1/1 coupon found here or here)
PAY = $1.99
Submit $4 SCR
FINAL COST = FREE + $2 moneymaker!
Betty Crocker Cookie Mix 17.5 oz., Cake Mix 18.25 oz. or Frosting 16 oz. 2/$4
Use 2 $0.40/1 Cookie Mix coupons found here, here or here
Use the $1/2 coupon from the February Video Values
PAY = $2.20
Get a $2 +Up Reward
Get 2 $1 +Up Monthly Food Rewards
FINAL COST = FREE + $1.80 moneymaker!
Adult Oscillococcinum Natural Flu Remedy (6 ct.) $8.99
Use the $2/1 coupon from the 1/24 RP or found here
PAY = $6.99
Submit $8 SCR
FINAL COST = FREE + a $1 moneymaker!
Uncle Ben’s Ready Rice 4.4-8.8 oz. $1.99
Use the $1/1 coupon found in the 1/9 RP
Use the $0.30/1 coupon from the January Video Values or February Video Values
PAY = $0.69
Get a $1 +Up Monthly Food Reward
FINAL COST = FREE + $0.31 moneymaker!
Chestal Cough Adult Formula (8.45 oz.) $6.99
Use the $1/1 coupon found here
PAY = $5.99
Submit $6 SCR
FINAL COST = FREE!
Select Old Spice, Red Zone or Gillette Deodorants, Body Sprays or Body Washes 2/$8
Use the Buy 1 Get 1 FREE Gillette Deodorant from the 1/30 PG
PAY = $4
Get a $3 +Up Reward (when you buy 2)
FINAL COST = $0.50 each!
Lysol Neutra Air Fabric Mist 17 oz. 2/$5
Use 2 $1/1 coupons from the 2/6 SS or found here
Use the $1/1 coupon from the January Video Values
PAY = $2
Get a $1 +Up Reward (when you buy 2)
FINAL COST =$0.50 each!
Finesse Shampoo, Conditioner or Stylers 2/$6
PAY = $6
Get a $5 +Up Reward (when you buy 2)
FINAL COST = $0.50 each!
Non-Chocolate Valentine Candy $1.99
Use the $1/1 Wonka SweetTarts Lollipop Bag coupon found here
FINAL COST = $0.99!
I know y’all love some K-Y Jelly so here ya go… 😉
K-Y Intrigue or Yours + Mine Lubricant or Kissable Sensations $17.99
Use the $5/1 coupon found here
Use the $3/1 coupon from the January Video Values or February Video Values
PAY = $9.99
Get a $5 +Up Reward
FINAL COST = $4.99! Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! 🙂
K-Y Intense Arousal Gel for Her (0.34 oz.) $24.99
Use the $4/$20 total purchase coupon found here
Use the $3/1 coupon from the January Video Values or February Video Values
Use the $5/1 coupon found here
PAY = $12.99
Get a $5 +Up Reward
FINAL COST = $7.99!
(thanks so much @hip2save)
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No fair telling people how to bypass the Video Value Videos. Rite Aid gives us the coupons based on our watching the videos, and going to a different web page and not watching the videos that we’re receiving coupons for is cheating, plain and simple. Besides that, I find the videos to be informative and entertaining. They range from 16 seconds to not much longer than 3 minutes, with a longer video being the exception. Sometimes I do nothing while I watch, and other times I’ll sort through mail, coupons, etc. while watching. Either way, I watch the videos because Rite Aid expects me to hold up my end of the bargain. If we don’t watch, the company will take away this privilege.
Michelle you should read what is wrote before you complain he said if you dont want to watch change tabs / windows the video is still playing in the background on a different tab havent you had more than one web page open at a time? You are doing the same thing by going through your mail or coupons same as having a nother tab open!!!
Obviously I did read what was written, otherwise my comment wouldn’t have made any sense. There was no ‘complaining’ being done by me, it was simply a matter of my opinion. The fact that the video is playing in the background while your real attention is elsewhere is just wrong because we are supposed to be watching it. It’s called ‘video’ values, not ‘audio’ values. My problem is in telling people how to cheat the system a create a fraud, where the system is in place based on the consumer performing as the company requests we do, in order to receive the company’s rewards. And, No, opening the mail while watching the video values isn’t the same thing as actively doing something else in another window while you’re supposed to be watching (not just listening to) the video page. It’s akin to folding laundry and watching t.v. – your eyes are able to pay attention to both things at the same time.
My kids watch the videos and enter the codes at the end 🙂 painless!!!
Michelle i think you overreacted a little…but anyway when you move to another window the video stops……just an FYI
I didn’t overreact. Not watching the videos and other ways ‘around the system’ is the reason real couponers like myself are treated like thieves at drug store counters!
I’m sure that being a “real couponer” you must have a wonderful blog full of great tips and deals. Care to share?