Check out all the top deals running next week at CVS, Walgreens and Rite Aid. It’s a brand new month of deals in all stores, so stock up on diapers, personal care and lots of household deals.
Everything here will start Sunday 2/26. Check back Monday for a long list of new unadvertised deals too!
This is just the highlights, make sure to look at the full list of deals for each store.
CVS Weekly Ad
Walgreens Weekly Ad
Rite Aid Weekly Ad
CVS Ad: 2/26-3/4
- $4 ECB wyb (2) OGX, Maui or Aveeno Hair Care, Any, B1G1 at 40% off, limit 1
OGX Hair Care, 13 oz, $8.69
Aveeno Hair Care, 12 oz, $9.79
Maui Hair Care, 13 oz, $10.49
-$2/2 OGX hair care products, excl trial/travel size printable
-$2/2 Maui hair care products, excl trial/travel size printable
-$2 off Aveeno hair care products, excl trial/travel size printable
-$2/2 OGX hair care products, excl trial/travel size, CVS eCoupon
-$2/2 Maui hair care products, excl trial/travel size, CVS eCoupon
(buy (2) OGX, use $2/2, makes it $3.95 ea. after ECB) - $5 ECB wyb (2) Colgate Optic White Stain Fighter 4.2 oz, Total 3.3 oz, Max Fresh 6 oz+, 2-in-1 4.6 oz Toothpaste, 2 for $7.98, limit 2
-$2 off CVS eCoupon coming Sunday
-.50/1 Colgate Total, Optic White or Max Fresh toothpaste printable
-$3 off Colgate toothpaste, toothbrushes or mouthwash purchase of $18, printing at CVS Coupon Center
-$3/2 Colgate Toothpastes (2.1 oz or larger; excludes Colgate Cavity Protection, Baking Soda & Peroxide, Sparkling White, Triple Action, Ultra, Kids & bonus packs), CVS eCoupon
-$3/2 Colgate Toothpastes (2.1 oz or larger; excludes Colgate Cavity Protection, Baking Soda & Peroxide, Sparkling White, Triple Action, Ultra, Kids & bonus packs), Coupons.com mobile app
(buy (2), use $3/2, makes it FREE + profit after ECB) - $10 ECB wyb $20 Huggies Diapers Jumbo Pk, B1G1 at 50% off, limit 1
Huggies Diapers or Pull-Ups, jumbo pk., $13.99
-$2 off Pull-Ups Training Pants printable
-$2.50 off Pull-Ups Night Time Training Pants printable
-$1.50 off Huggies Little Snugglers Diapers (excludes 9 ct or less) printable
-$1.75 off Huggies Special Delivery Diapers, 16 ct.+ printable
-.75/1 Huggies Little Movers Diapers (excludes 9 ct. or less) printable
-1,000 points wyb Huggies Goodnites nighttime underwear, excl underpant inserts, bed mats, boxers and sleep shorts, limit 1, enter code N0REC before first receipt to get 2000 Bonus points, Fetch Rewards mobile app
-3,250 points wyb Huggies Pull-Ups training pants, enter code N0REC before first receipt to get 2000 Bonus points, Fetch Rewards mobile app
(buy (2) Pull-Ups, use (2) $2 off and Fetch, makes it $1.86 ea. after ECB) - $2 ECB wyb (2) Garnier Fructis Shampoo or Conditioner, 10.2-17.3 oz, 2 for $8 (or $4.19 ea.), limit 1
-$3/2 off CVS eCoupon coming Sunday
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Make your way to Old Navy today to grab $12 PowerChill leggings. These are normally $26.99 so a great price for this wardrobe staple.
There is a nice selection to choose from.
This deal is good today only, 2/23. Shipping is free on orders of $50+ for Rewards Members (free to join).
See more online shopping deals.
It’s supposed to get hot outside today, but the price on coats at Macy’s is hotter! Save up to 75% on top brand coats for the family.
Shop deals from The North Face, Calvin Klein and many more. No coupon necessary. Prices are as marked.
Deal Ideas:
Ixtreme Big Girls Quilt Puffer Jacket with Fleece Hood – $21.25 (reg. $85)
Also available in olive color
S. Rothschild & Co Toddler & Little Boys Camo Puffer Jacket – $18.75 (reg. $75)
Available in multiple colors
Cole Haan Women’s Belted Faux-Fur-Trim Hooded Coat – $119 (reg. $400)
This offer is good today only, 2/23, online only. Shipping is free with orders of $25+.
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Are you positive that you’re paying the best rate on your cable and Internet? The only way to be sure is to make sure each year to take the time and find out. There are at least seven bills that you should take the time to renegotiate every year. This doesn’t have to take a ton of time, but in many situations will pay off in the end. Take a look at these seven bills to renegotiate yearly and see if you think there are any worth pursuing!
7 Bills to Renegotiate Yearly
There are at least 7 bills that you should take a look at each year and decide if they’re worth making a phone call about.
Cable
Internet
Cell phones
Insurance
Satellite radio
Credit cards
Electricity
Note that I did include credit cards in this list. Even though credit card debt is not something I’d ever recommend, I understand that all of us are in different financial situations. And sometimes you can ask credit card companies and renegotiate your monthly interest rate.
Call around. Call all of your local providers to ask their current rates and promotions. Then begin calling back any that you can and sharing the prices you got from the other companies. Many times they will match or exceed the other companies offer to win or keep your business. This works with most of the bills above!
Be kind and positive. As you call around with prices of competitors, make sure to be super sweet to your current provider. Tell them that you have been a long standing customer and would love to stay with them, but just can’t afford it. No sob stories here—just stay short and sweet and explain that times are tough and things have to either be cut back or go away completely.
Buy new equipment. If you are running on old equipment, this is great time to research new technology and see if they will throw that into the deal for you. Make sure that you aren’t paying a monthly rental fee, though, for routers and other items. Many times you can buy these items yourself and save a ton over the monthly cost to “rent.”
Remember that bundle deals only cost you. Many times the cable and phone companies try to emphasize how much you can save if you add on other services. These are items you didn’t call about and possibly don’t even need. Keep everyone on the same page and stay away from bundles unless you really are wanting all they are offering.
DO NOT get caught in the lie that you must have a phone line or cable channels to get internet. You can have just Internet from the phone company or cable company without adding on their other services. About 45% of American homes no long have landlines (mine included). We live in a house that doesn’t even have phone jacks in the walls!
Get to know your “framily.” I’m borrowing a term from an old Sprint’s marketing campaign here. To save on your cell phone, it’s time to embrace your friends and family. Getting a plan together saves a ton! Now that almost all the companies have done away with contracts, this is the perfect time to band your “framily” together and save a ton of a group plan.
Know what you need. For cable and Internet service, they will always try to talk you into bigger plans. Having the fastest Internet speed on the block sounds great, but it costs more. Find out what you need or even be brave and try the lower speeds first before paying for top of the line speed. Don’t believe everything they say you “have” to have.
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Here is a list of the Lowes Foods unadvertised deals I found at my store this week. Look for $1.29 Speed Stick deodorant, Arm & Hammer cat litter for $7.99, and more.
Clearance deals will vary by store. Look through the full Lowes Foods weekly ad to see all the current deals.
Clearance Deals
- Pet Ice Cream Sandwiches, $3.47
- Pet Fudge Bars, 12 ct, $3.47
- M&M’s Ice Cream Cookies, 4 ct, $3.97
- Mayfield Simply Crafted Ice Cream Bars, $2.87
- Foster Mini Corn Dogs, 24.12 oz, $5.47
(ends 6/13) - Kidfresh Select Meals, 8 oz, $5
(ends 2/28)
-$1/2 Digital Coupon - Old El Paso Enchilada Kit, $2.47
-1,000 points WYB Old El Paso purchase of $10+, excl refrigerated and produce items, limit 1, enter code N0REC before first receipt to get 2000 Bonus points, Fetch Rewards mobile app - Muir Glen Garlic Cilantro Salsa, 16 oz, $2.97
- Nunbelievable Keto Chocolate Chip Cookies, 3.4 oz, $2.77
- Lowes Foods Chamagne Dressing, 12 oz, $1.57
- Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hydrating Cleansing Gel, $6.97
- Aveeno Body Wash, 18 oz, $5.97
-$2 off Aveeno body wash or anti-itch product, excl shave, masks, sizes smaller than 2.5 oz printable
(makes it $3.97) - Windex Multisurface Refill, $1.97
-$1/2 Pledge or Windex products printable
(makes it $1.47 ea.) - Scrubbing Bubbles Foaming Bleach Refill, $1.97
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Clorox Disinfecting Mist Refill, 16 oz, $1.97
-.45/1 Clorox Cleaning or Laundry product, excl $1 and trial (sign up) printable
-$2 off Clorox Disinfecting Mist, 16 oz Lemongrass Mandarin or Eucalyptus Peppermint, limit 5, Ibotta mobile app
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Love KAVU? Right now, head to Zulily where they’re offering KAVU bags, wallets and more starting at just $12.99!
The KAVU sling bags have a cult following and they make tons of other high quality bags, too.
Deal Ideas:
This deal is good for a limited time. Shipping is free on orders $89 and up.
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Head to your store to look for these Publix unadvertised deals! This week at my store I found $1.49 St. Joseph aspirin, Publix dog treats for $2, and more.
Clearance deals will vary by store. Look through the full Publix weekly ad to see all the current deals.
Clearance Deals
- Fisher Almond Coconut FLour, 16 oz, $4.99
- Fisher Pecan Flour, 16 pz, $4.99
- Diamond Nut Coating Mix Original, 5 oz, $2.50
- Kikkoman Panko Japanese Style Bread Crumbs, 6 oz, $1.49
-$1/2 Kikkoman Panko Bread Crumbs, Save 12/04
-.55/1 Kikkoman Panko Bread Crumbs, Save 12/04
(use .55/1, makes it 94¢ ea.) - Everglades Breading All Purpose Breader, 12 oz, $1.59
- From the Ground Up Cauliflower Crackers, $1.79
- Patch Bamboo Bandages with Activated Charcoal, 25 ct, $2.99
- Dove Nourishing Secrets, 2.6 oz, $3.74
- Dove Invisible Solid Fresh Twin Pack, $5.24
- Jason Deodorant Stick, 2.5 oz, $3.99
- Schmidt’s Deodorant, 2.65 oz, $5.34
- Band-Aid Gauze Pads, 10 ct, $2.14
-.75/1 Band-Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages or First Aid products, or Neosporin product, excl trial, limit 1, Save 02/05
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I first posted this recipe years ago, but I’ve changed up the recipe a bit and took some new pictures, so I wanted to share this with you so you can make delicious pizza at home. If you use this frugal pizza dough recipe, you can save so much money compared to take out. Plus, you can customize your toppings and even make everyone their own small personal pizza.
Note that bread flour will make this recipe even more chewy, but if all you can find is all-purpose flour, that will totally work.
Frugal Homemade Pizza Dough Recipe
The last time I made this, I divided the dough into fourths and made several heart shaped pizzas because it was Valentine’s Day. Feel free to just make a regular rectangle or circle shape, though!
Place the yeast, sugar, and warm water (between 90-110 degrees Fahrenheit) together in a large bowl or in the bottom of your stand mixer. This is a good way to test if your yeast is still good!
Let sit until the yeast begins to activate and bubble. It should look something like this.
Add the salt and olive oil to the yeast mixture, and then add about 1 cup of flour. Begin to stir together with a spatula or with the dough hook if using the stand mixer.
Continue to add flour, at least another cup, until the dough starts to combine.
Hop on over to HSN to get this Anchor Hocking TrueSeal 18-Piece Glass Food Storage Set for as low as $14.95. It even includes a marker!
This storage set is currently on sale for $24.95 (reg. $35.95), plus new customers can use code HSN2023 to get $10 off $20+ their first purchase. This brings your final price to just $14.95!
This set includes the following items in your choice of four colors.
- (2) 1-Cup containers with lids
- (3) 2-Cup containers with lids
- (3) 4-Cup containers with lids
- 7-Cup tall container with lid
- Dry-erase marker
- Use & care guide
- Manufacturer’s 5-year limited warranty
This offer is good for a limited time only. Shipping adds $5.95.
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