How to get Prescription Coupons
Posted by Brandi on September 23rd, 2008
I’ve had a lot of people email me about these and ask questions, so I thought I would answer them publicly.
Target has a coupon for a free $10 Target giftcard with purchase of any new or transferred prescription. It’s not good in Arizona AT ALL and is not good in LA on controlled substances.
CVS had a coupon for $30 gift card with your transferred prescription. It says that it is “redeemable at our Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Oklahoma stores only.” Limit one per person per visit. Not good with any state or federel health public aid programs.
I tried something new when I got my prescription at CVS today. I know they put the coupons at the bottom of the receipt and I didn’t have one for a $25 gift card with a new or transferred prescription. I bought a package of band-aids, $1.99 with a full rebate in their monthly rebate book. Sure enough, the $25 gift card coupon printed out at the bottom or my receipt! I was a happy camper!
Then, I paid for my prescription. I had a $4 bucks back and $1.99 bucks back coupon, so that helped reduce the price of the RX, and I got the $25 gift card!
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