Rite Aid Printable coupon $5/25

Printable coupon for Rite Aid found here.

A good deal at Rite Aid this week:

Bayer Aspirin $1.99 sale price
You can watch the Rite Aid video values and get a printable coupon for $2 off (final price Free)

For a complete listing of Rite Aid deals, go here to iheartriteaid.com 
Use the coupon plus other coupons you may have to try to get your out of pocket down to $0.

Rite Aid, CVS, and Walgreen's all have different shopping strategies.  It makes it a little difficult to quickly get deals together when you're focusing on 3 stores with such different shopping styles to save money.

Rite Aid has Mail in rebates mostly - but will also have a $5 off XX almost always.  They allow coupon stacking.  The mail in rebates process is very simple. There are limits to how many mail in rebates you can do per address.  Without coupons and mail in rebates, their prices are very high. 

CVS tracks everything through the CVS Extra Bucks card.  This makes it easier to save money because you can split up purchases into several trips to maximize coupons.  The downside is they track your spending so you have limits on what you can purchase of a certain deal.  Using a printable $5 off coupon also helps alot.  They almost always have these available somewhere.

Walgreen's has unlimited amounts of deals you can do.  Sounds great- but you can't use a coupon for the deal you just did to pay for the same deal (it won't print out another RR coupon if you do).  It gets tricky to try to remember which coupon was spit out from what deal.  They also do not have $5 off coupons- but they do allow coupon stacking. 

Out of the 3 stores, I think the easiest is CVS with regards to tracking and using coupons.  I like the 24 hour store, but prefer the store near my house- the cashier is very nice and always takes my coupons without any hassles. 

Walgreens near me also has a 24 hour store and the guys that work there are pretty nice to deal with.  They seem really bored so they don't mind taking time to ring eveyrthing up (what else are they going to do?).  The service at Walgreens has been pretty good most of the time.

Rite Aid is the store that begs me to be their friend.  They, by far, have the best service of the 3 stores.  I've NEVER had a bad experience with a Rite aid store.  The only issue I have with them is price.  I hate their prices.  Without really figuring out a good deal and having rebates etc they are by far the most expensive.