Rite - Free Medicine - Money Maker

Thanks for all the well wishes - I am feeling a lot better.

That being said, there are many deals to be had at Rite Aid this week in regards to over the counter medicine.

The following items are FREE after the Rite Aid Single Check Rebate Program.

Simply register online and input the information that it asks and you will receive your check at the end of the month.

To Sweeten the deal use the $5 off $25 coupon to make money on the purchase.
You can find the coupon here: http://www.redplum.com/pages/viewoffer.aspx?id=1603650

Boirion children's chestal honey homeopathic cough syrup 4.2 ounces - $4.99
use $1.00 off coupon here: http://www.boironusa.com/files/boironwebcoupon.pdf
Receive a $4.99 Single Check Rebate

Children's oscillococcinum natural flu medicine - $4.99
Find $1.00 coupon here http://www.boironusa.com/files/boironwebcoupon.pdf
Receive a $4.99 Single Check Rebate

Dr Thompson Cold Buster Warming Syrup - 4 ounces - $6.99
Receive a 6.99 Single Check Rebate

Theramax Allergy or Cold & Flu Spray .5 ounces - $6.99
Get $6.99 Single Check Rebate

Transaction:
Children's Chesteal Honey Cough Syrup - $4.99
Children's oscillococcinum Natural Flu Medicine - $6.99
Dr Thompson Warming Syrup - $6.99
Thermax Cold & Flu Spray - $6.99

Total before Coupons: $25.96

Use the following Coupons:
$5 off $25 Rite Aid purchase (hand them this first!)
1.00 off Chesteal Honey Cough Syrup
$1.00 off Oscillococcinum Medicine
Total after coupons: $18.96

Receive $25.96 in Single Check Rebates from Rite Aid

Total After receiving rebates & coupons: $7.00 Money Maker

If you or your family do not use these medication, consider donating them to a local shelter they always in desperate need of over the counter medication especially during the winter months.

I did the above transaction and with $7.00 I made I was able to buy three Toy Story toys for the upcoming Toys for Tots Drive.

Check your local Rite Aid for summer toys on clearance these were great toys at 75% off.

Really - is there a reason not to donate the medicine - you walk away $7.00 in your pocket?