The Coupon Mom\u2019s Secrets to\u00a0<\/b>Saving Big at Rite Aid<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n
Get Freebies every week if you know the right strategies<\/p>\n
1.\u00a0\u00a0Find the deals easily.<\/b>\u00a0The Coupon Mom “Rite Aid Deals” list<\/a> <\/strong>is designed to make it very easy for you to find their best bargains by combining all available savings programs, including Sale prices, Manufacturers Coupons, Store Coupons, +UP Rewards and printable coupons. We’ve already done the work of combining promotions and coupons for you.\u00a0 Click on the Grocery Deals by State page, then click on the Rite Aid logo.<\/b>\u00a0 After logging in, you’ll be taken to the Rite Aid Deals List\u00a0<\/b>for the current week.\u00a0 We list the deals in order of percentage saved so you can quickly see which items have the most dramatic savings.\u00a0 Some items are even going to be\u00a0free when you follow our system.<\/p>\n 2. Earn a discount for one year. <\/b>Sign up for a Wellness+ Rewards Card and register it online at RiteAid.com<\/a><\/strong>. Earn a Wellness+ Rewards point for every dollar spent at Rite Aid after store coupons and store rewards are deducted. 250 points = Bronze level: 10% discount on all Rite Aid brand products for a year, 500 points =Silver level:\u00a0 10% discount on all store products (at full price) for a year, 1000 points =Gold level:\u00a0 20% discount on all store products (at full price) for a year. Even though it seems like spending $1,000 in a year at one store is high, keep in mind that if you fill your prescriptions at Rite Aid that the full cost of the prescription is credited toward your total, even if your co-pay is lower.\u00a0 For example, if your co-pay is $20 and the prescription costs $150, you’ll get $150 credited toward your $1,000 goal.<\/p>\n 3. Watch Videos for store coupons.<\/b> RiteAid.com has a section called “Video Values” where you can watch short product videos and then print a store coupon for the product. Stack these coupons along with manufacturers\u2019 coupons to save even more.\u00a0 You can also find store coupons in the weekly ad.<\/p>\n 4. Use Manufacturers coupons.<\/b>\u00a0 Rite Aid accepts manufacturer\u2019s coupons, such as the coupons found in the Sunday paper, magazines, and printed online.\u00a0 When you combine, or \u201cstack\u201d these coupons with store coupons and +UP Reward promotions, you\u2019ll get items free.<\/p>\n 5. Get Digital Load2Card Coupons.<\/b> You can get manufacturers coupons in a digital format from RiteAid.com.\u00a0 Look for \u201cLoad2Card\u201d on the website to find dozens of coupons you can click to add to your Wellness+ Rewards Card.\u00a0 When you buy the item, the coupon value will be deducted automatically at the register\u2014no paper coupon necessary.<\/p>\n 6. Turn +UP Rewards into cash.<\/b> Earn +UP Rewards, which are like automatic rebates, when you buy participating items.\u00a0 Your reward prints on your receipt or can be added to your online Wellness+ Rewards account.\u00a0 You can redeem your reward as soon as 6 am the day after you receive it. Shop regularly at Rite Aid to use your +UP Rewards as they expire 2 weeks after you receive them.<\/p>\n 7.\u00a0Stack the Savings to make a Profit. <\/b>\u00a0Here is an example. If the +UP Promotion is: \u201cGet $10 +UP Reward when you spend $25 on Schick products,\u201d then you could purchase 3 Schick Hydro 5 Disposable Razors 3 ct. for $10.99 regular price = $32.97. Use three in-ad store coupons @ $4 each (less $12). Plus, use three manufacturers\u2019 coupons @ $4 each (less $12). You will pay $8.97 at the register for all 3 razors and get a $10 +UP Reward. After factoring in the $10 in rewards, your net cost will be $1.03 profit plus 3 free packages of razors.<\/p>\n 8.\u00a0 See it in action.<\/b> Check out\u00a0our YouTube video on CouponMom.com titled “How to Save at Rite Aid”<\/a> to learn more. Rite Aid has several savings programs that you can combine to get great deals and free items every week. The Rite Aid Deals List on CouponMom.com will do the work of figuring out how to combine Rite Aid’s programs to get the best deals.<\/p>\n Stephanie Nelson is the Coupon Mom. Her web site,\u00a0<\/i><\/b>www.CouponMom.com<\/i><\/b><\/a>, has 7 million members, and she is established as the nation\u2019s top expert in couponing across the country. Stephanie has been on every major national television talk show and taught millions how to save money for the past 13 years. She has been called \u2018\u201dthe rock star of the recession\u201d by the Washington Post and her book,\u00a0The Coupon Mom\u2019s Guide to Cutting Your Grocery Bills in Half, is a New York Times best seller.<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n <\/p>\n