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10/12 my trip today

profit: $12.83

i bought:
Bee M.D. Throat Drops 21 ct $2.49
Children’s Throat Cooler 6 ct $2.99
Chloroseptic Allergen Block Gel $9.99
Poligrip Denture Adhesive Cream .75 oz $1.99
Simply Saline Children’s Nasal Mist 1.5 oz $3.99
Simply Saline Nasal Mist Cold Menthol 3 oz $4.99

subtotal $26.44

used coupons:
-$5 off $25 myriteaid.com coupon
-$1 Children’s Throat Cooler
-$3 Chloraseptic Allergen Block SS 5/3/09
-$1.99 super poligrip .75 oz free or rp 10/04/09 - the cashier did not put this one through!
-$1 Simply Saline or Wound Wash Saline SS 7/26/09
-$1 Simply Saline or Wound Wash Saline SS 7/26/09
-$2 ($1 in some areas) Discover Card Members Only, good for purchases using your Discover Card anywhere coupons are accepted SS 9/13/09 or buy $1 coupon

=$13.44 + $.17 tax (used $10 zyrtec rewards certificate + $3.61 on discover)

will receive:
$2.49 SCR #16 Bee M.D. Throat Drops Cough Suppressants, Natural Honey or Honey Lemon 21 ct
$2.99 SCR #12 Children’s Throat Cooler 6 ct
$9.99 SCR #17 Chloroseptic Allergen Block Gel 20 ct $9.99
$1.99 SCR #128 Poligrip Denture Adhesive Cream .75 oz $1.99
$3.99 SCR #15 Simply Saline Children’s Nasal Mist 1.5 oz $3.99
$4.99 SCR #14 Simply Saline Nasal Mist Cold Menthol 3 oz $4.99

$13.61 oop - $26.44 scr = $12.83 profit ♥

notes:
i thought the cashier had put the poligrip coupon through. i know she scanned it and wrote in the price... she probably never entered the price into the register. (she gave me quite an attitude about my coupons.)

i could also receive $1 mir from bee md... not sure if its worth using a $.44 stamp to send out for $1 rebate, but i'll probably do it anyway!

there are still enough free after scr items to do another $20 or $25 transaction and use another $5 rite aid coupon, as long as the stuff is in stock! this time i concentrated on getting the stuff i had coupons for. but i will see if i can buy more this week.
* rite aid's new corporate policy (updated 5/2009) is to accept Internet coupons with a value of $5 or less.