Rite Aid $5/$20 for Feb. 6 & 7

Today and Saturday ONLY use THIS Rite Aid printable Coupon and get $5 off your $20 purchase! Coupon Expires Feb 7th!

Here are a few Rite Aid Tips:

• Some Rite Aids will take printable coupons, some will not, YMMV.
• An SCR is a Single Check Rebate and is the Rite Aid form of discounts. This is a form of saving money through delayed gratification. You buy the products, submit the receipts online and they mail you a single check. You must wait until you have submitted all your receipts for the month before you request the check as they will only give you one chance for the month. You will receive a post card check in the mail that you can deposit in your bank. If you forget to request the check, they will eventually send you one anyway after a cut off date.
• Just FYI, Walgreens' rebate system is similar only they send you a Walgreens' Gift Card that you spend at Walgreens. I personally like the Walgreens' version better as you don't have the step where you have to deposit the money in your bank to respend it. Also, with the Walgreen's Gift Card you can repurchase the new rebate items and have that money put on a gift card for the following month (thus respending the same money over and over). With Walgreens, you get 10% added to the gift card by choosing the gift card as your method of reimbursement (you could choose a check).
• Sometimes Rite Aid has great deals for their SCRs, like this example. Other months not so much. Your goal is to purchase a product at or below the rebate amount. You can do this usually with coupons combined with their weekly sales.
• HERE is more detailed information about the Rite Aid rebate/coupon program.
• Check the Rite Aid website for a list of current rebates.

Here are my possible scenarios to use your $5/$20 purchase (based on my coupons):


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