Rite Aid deals are picking up. With the new catalog of single check rebates, sales, and super printable coupons for $5 off anything when you spend $25, you are sure to get your money’s worth, and then some.
Unlike CVS and Walgreens, Rite Aid does not give you credits back at the register. They have single check rebates. You can find the form at any Rite Aid, or you can submit your purchases online. All you need to do is enter the information from your cash register receipt.
Can you use coupons? Of course! This is where you see that coupons really are cash. Buy an item, use a coupon, take the rebate. You often walk away with the item for free.
But wait, there’s more.
Rite Aid features coupons at places like Coupons.com, that you can print for $5 off a $25 purchase. And take advantage of special deals like this: Save all your Rite Aid receipts between Sept 13 and Oct 17, and enter all your information and codes from the receipts here.
If you spend $25-$50, you get $5 back. Spend $51-$100, get $10 back. Spend over $100, get $20 back. These are Rite Aid gift certificates.
But that’s not all.
View videos at Rite Aid.com and receive a $5 Rite Aid Bonus Coupon toward any purchase of $20 when you earn 20 video credits. Watch the videos here and get credit for doing so. Each video comes with a coupon as a reward on the product.
There are lots of ways to combine your savings at Rite Aid, and spend very little out of pocket. Check their site weekly for the latest promotions, and check back here often for me to update you. For now, get the latest circular, find the sales, gather your coupons, and start matching to the Single Check Rebate form. Watch the videos, and earn the gift card. Use the coupons.com coupon, or the video bonus coupon. Then cash in on the rebate. You will profit on some items.