Rite Aid sells the small bottles of Lubriderm for $3.99. Use the following coupons to get these free:
Lubriderm Lotion $3.99
Use $3/1 Rite Aid in ad coupon
Use $2/1 any Lubriderm coupon
FREE plus possible overage after coupons
Make sure to grab something to cover the overage as the store won’t hand you cash back.
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Should you hand one to them first to avoid beeps of some kind?
My Riteaids have been visited by the coupon nazis or something. Each of 2 gave me grief for using coupons that gave me items for .50 each. They called the manager each time and they said they were not to ever sell anything less than the shelf price or they would be in BIG trouble, but .50 was OK. Apparently the manufacturers are cracking down on them. So I’d be skeptical that this will still work at RiteAid. Also, they refused to let me use more than 1 UP reward per transaction. Pretty useless if that is the case. No more <5.00 UP rewards for me.