For example, I ordered 10 of the $4 Fusion razor coupons from a coupon service. I went and bought one at Walgreens for $8.99 and used a $4 coupon on it, making it $4.99 plus tax.

I then received a $6 RR at the checkout good on my next purchase at Walgreens.

Usually, you can’t buy the same item again and use that RR on it because a second RR won’t print..but if an item has “Rolling Register Rewards” you CAN use the RR you got from the first purchase on a subsequent purchase. So on my next trip to Walgreens, I bought another Fusion MVP razor for $8.99 and used
another $4 coupon and I also used the $6 RR that I got from the first razor purchase. In order to do that, you need to add another item to your purchase because the RR’s state that you can use a maximum of 1 coupon per item, so make sure you have an item for every coupon you have. For example, if you are buying the razor plus other stuff, and you are using the $4 MQ and the $6 RR, then make sure you have at least 2 items that cost a total of at least $10 in your basket. Lately, I’ve been getting the Fusion Razor and a bottle of coffeemate creamer for $2.49. That’s $8.99 (razor) + $2.49 (coffeemate) – $4 razor coupon – $6 RR = $1.48 plus tax for the two items. You are actually gaining money, in a sense, when you combine the RR and the MQ and you purchase the razor and another item together. I think under $2 for the razor and creamer is great! And the razors sell like hotcakes at garage sales, make great stocking stuffers, or you can donate them to food pantries if you run out of uses for them.

mercedes