Prescription coupons in today's newspaper
Here's how it works if you've never done this before:
- Take your new prescription from the doctor to your CVS.
- Pay for your prescription AND give your Target coupon to the cashier.
- They will give you a CVS gift card worth $10.
- You can then use that card immediately on your next purchase!
Of course, if you have a Target nearby, you can do this same thing at your local Target store.
In the Rite Aid ad, there are 2 transfer coupons for $25.00 each. That means that if you need to refill a prescription, you can just transfer it to Rite Aid and get an instant $25 gift card to use at Rite Aid.
I have one prescription that I refill every month. Since CVS accepts competitor coupons for prescriptions, I just switch back and forth each month between Rite Aid and CVS. Every month, I get a gift card just because I have to refill a prescription. Crazy, huh!
Comments
Since the coupon was in the Rite Aid circular, anyone that didn't get one in the newspaper could stop by a store and pick an extra one up ...I always try to keep a few extra on hand because you never know when someone in the family will need an antibiotic or what may come up!
I've used 2 coupons at a time at CVS when I have 2 prescriptions to fill.
Like always, never a guarantee, but for $25, it's good to always be prepared with the coupon!!!