Introducing the Rite Aid $5.00 Challenge!

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Big news for Rite Aid shoppers! The weekly $5 Challenges for Walgreens and CVS have been so popular over the last few years, I have been wanting to add one for Rite Aid for quite some time.

The trouble is, I live in the-land-of-NO-Rite-Aids and I know NOTHING about shopping there. But of course, I have heard wonderful things about the amazing deals at Rite Aid and their generous coupon policy. Thankfully, a fellow blogger approached me about providing weekly Rite Aid scenarios here on KingdomFirstMom.com, and I gladly accepted.

Meet Bryana of Coupons on Caffeine! Bryana will be our go-to Rite Aid correspondent, of sorts, and I am so pleased to welcome her. You can read her brief overview of Rite Aid here.

She will be kicking off the Rite Aid $5 Challenge for us this weekend, September 26th! So if you have been wanting to learn the ropes of how to get started shopping at Rite Aid, look for the all new challenge every weekend. Bryana also covers complete Rite Aid deals each week on her blog.

The CVS and Walgreens $5 Challenges will continue each week as well, and are typically published on Saturday evenings.

Comments

  1. lynn @ Maven of Savin says

    Are you trying for $5 out of pocket AT transaction or AFTER rebates. Even though RA has introduced +UP rewards which makes it easier, there are still single check rebates which help make the deals awesome! It is easy to get FREE and even make profit, but sometimes not so easy to only spend $5 up front.
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    • socalshopper says

      @lynn @ Maven of Savin,
      HI Lynn, For the now it will be $5.00 OOP. Rite aid can be confusing once we start adding in the single check rebates, so I like to think of these as “icing on the cake” for people who are just starting out.

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