$3.35 Huggies and much more at Rite Aid, Starting 5/29!



$3.35 Huggies and much more at Rite Aid, Starting 5/29!Here is a little preview into this next week’s deals at Rite Aid.  Sales start  Sunday, 5/29!

Spend $30.00 on the following items, Receive $10 +Up Reward

  • Savings is Essentially 30% per item.
  • Final Price reflects that Savings.
Scott Bath Tissue $12.99
$1.00/1 Scott Bath Tissue from SS 5/8
Final Price:  $7.70
Huggies Baby Wipes or Little Swimmers $6.97
$0.50/1 Huggies Baby Wipes, any 64 ct. or larger from SS 5/15
$2.00/1 Huggies Little Swimmers Disposable Swimpants, any from SS 5/15
Final Price:  as low as $2.67
Huggies Jumbo Pack, Pull-Ups, or Good Nites or Baby Wipes $8.97
$2.00/1 Huggies Little Snugglers or Little Movers Diapers, Any from SS 5/15
$1.50/1 Huggies Pull-Ups Training Pants, Any Jumbo Pack or Larger from SS 5/15
$2.50/1 Huggies Pure and Natural Diapers, Any from SS 5/15
$1.50/1 – Huggies Diapers – (smartsource.com)
$2.00/1 – Huggies Pull-Ups Training Pants – (pull-ups.com)
$0.50/1 Huggies Baby Wipes, any 64 ct. or larger from SS 5/15
$1.00/1 – Huggies Diapers 20-46ct, Pull-Ups Training Pants 19-26ct or GoodNites Underwear 12-15ct – (adperk.com)Final Price:  as low as $2.51
Kotex Maxi Pads, Pantiliners, or Security Tampons and U by Kotex $3.50$1.50/2 Kotex Liners, any 33 ct. or higher from SS 5/15
$2.00/2 Kotex Pads, any from SS 5/15
$1.50/2 Kotex Security Tampons, any from SS 5/15
$1.00/1 – U by Kotex Product – (ubykotex.com)
Final Price:  as low as $1.35 each when you buy 2
Depend or Poise Pads $12.97
$1.00/1 Depend Guards for Men, any from SS 5/22
$1.50/1 Depend Product, any from SS 5/22
$1.00/1 –  Depend – (adperk.com)
$1.50/2 Poise Products, any from SS 5/15
$1.00/1 Poise Products, any from SS 5/15
$2.00/2 – Poise Liners – (poise.com)
$2.00/2 – Poise Pads – (poise.com)
$1.00/1 - Poise – (adperk.com)
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