Do not buy any drugs without referring to this web-site. I apologize, I am still learning how to embed a link!
They have coupons for prescription drugs and even if you have insurance, it will lower your copay. Not everything is on their list BUT it is cheaper for me to do monthly refills of my sons Nasonex and lower my copay from $25 to $10 (yup, its an ongoing $15 coupon!), rather than do what is supposedly a cheaper 3 month by mail refill. These are the secrets to saving money that you will only get here!
Is it a non-prescription item? Check their list! DO NOT buy anything without first referring to this site for a coupon. You can also google whatever item you need looking for a coupon, i.e., google “Tylenol coupons” and see where it sends you.
THIRDLY, I try to shop for the non-prescription items when there is also a sale. AND, furthermore, sometimes a store has an in house sale (CVS, Walgreen’s, Rite-Aid) and you can also use their house coupon – this is called “Stacking,” when you use 2 coupons, one being a manufacturers and one being a store (Target is great for that one!).
I AM KING COUPON!
Remember earlier posts referring to my coup re Tylenol at Rite-Aid, BOGO and 2 coupons? My average price for the 12 Tylenols I bought was $1.25 down from $5.99.
BUT GOD HAS A HUMONGOUS SENSE OF HUMOR!!!!!
ALL 12 are on the Tylenol recall list just announced!
Are you laughing? I am! I await their response to my email asking how to turn in the bottles, and stay tuned to find out if I recoup my cost at the $5.99 p[rice, thereby making a profit – hey, not my idea! I didn’t look for this swindle!
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