Rite Aid 11/18/09

Since I didn't follow my own advice and head out to Rite Aid Sunday night to pick up FREE toilet paper, I wanted to restructure my Rite Aid deals.

Purchase #1

1 Crest Extra White Plus Scope Outlast toothpaste 4 oz. $2.69/1 - $0.75/1 (11/1/PG) = $1.94
- $2.69 SCR = Make $0.75/1

2 Quilted Northern Ultra Plush toilet paper 12 pk. $5.99/1 - $5/2 (Nov. Rite Aid Video Values coupon) - 2 $1/1 (10/11/RP) = $4.98/2

1 Kotex pads/pantyliners/tampons $2.99/1 - $1/1 (printable (IE) or printable (FF)) = $1.99
- $2 SCR = Make $0.01/1

2 Renuzit adjustable air fresheners $0.99/1 - B1G1 (http://print.coupons.com/) = $0.99/2
- $1 SCR = Make $0.01/2

1 Tic Tac Chill $1/1 - $0.75/1 = $0.25/1

Total before coupons = $20.64
- $5/20 (Rite Aid Video Values coupon)
- $10.49 (in MFC and other RA coupons)
Total OOP = $5.15 + tax
-$5.68 SCR
Make $0.53 - tax

Purchase #2

2 Quilted Northern Ultra Plush toilet paper 12 pk. $5.99/1 - $5/2 (Nov. Rite Aid Video Values coupon) - 2 $1/1 (10/11/RP) = $4.98/2

2 GE Energy Smart light bulbs 1 ct. $4/2 - 2 $1/1 (10/4/SS) = $2/2
- $2 SCR = FREE

1 TRUE2go blood glucose monitor $4.99/1
- $4.99 MIR = FREE

Total before coupons = $20.97
- $5/20 (Rite Aid Video Values coupon)
- $9 (in MFC and other RA coupons)
Total OOP = $6.97 + tax
-$2 SCR
-$4.99 MIR
Make $0.02 - tax

Purchase #3

1 Bayer Breeze 2/Contour blood glucose monitor $29.99/1 - $30/1 (10/25/RP) = FREE or make $0.01

1 Huggies Pure and Natural diapers $11.99/1 - $3/1 (10/25/SS; 11/15/SS; SmartSource.com) = $8.99/1

Total before coupons = $41.98
- $5/20 (Rite Aid Video Values coupon)
- $33 (in MFC)
Total OOP = $3.98 + tax

Purchase #4

1 TRUEresult blood glucose monitor $19.99/1
- $19.99 MIR = FREE

1 Huggies Pure and Natural diapers jumbo pk. $11.99/1 - $3/1 (10/25/SS; 11/15/SS; SmartSource.com) = $8.99/1

Total before coupons = $31.98
- $5/20 (Rite Aid Video Values coupon)
- $3 (in MFC)
Total OOP = $23.98 + tax
- $19.99 MIR
Total cost $3.99 + tax

Total end cost to me for all my purchases: $7.42 (This is all diaper cost.)

(Note: None of my purchases had any tax added to them. I payed exactly what I had figured my OOP cost to be.)