Reply #27: Walgreens is great for coupons. A lot of people do the free with coupon/ free after rebate items

[LeftyMom]

and donate them to a local shelter or food pantry. There's always more need for grooming items, especially, than those places can meet.

The nice thing about Walgreens is that they issue so many store coupons and they'll accept both a store and a manufacturer coupon on the same item. So if say, Reynolds wrap is normally $2.69 and they have a store coupon to get two rolls for the price of one, then you found coupons for $1.50 off each roll, you'd use three coupons for two items (one store, two manufacturer) and you'd wind up getting two rolls for free.

They also have a really easy to use rebate program, where you just submit the info once a month and they send one check (or store gift card, I forget which) for all of your items, rather than having to send in a million separate rebate forms and eventually get a bunch of tiny checks back.

They need more cashiers though. The one near me always has a long line.