Sales flyer at Target this week features on page 17 their usual pharmacy coupon:
With each coupon, get $10 gift card for each prescription you take to Target that is new or transferred from a competitor.
Expires 9/20/2010.
Target does not set any limits -- daily, weekly, lifetime -- on number of prescriptions you buy with coupon. You can take them 10 coupons and 10 prescriptions all in the same day and get $100 in gift cards with no hassle.
You can also use these at Giant Eagle, CVS, Kmart, and Kroger. See limitations at http://matrix.Rx4Less.net .
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Monday, September 6, 2010
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Target $10 gift card with any NEW or Transferred prescription
Target's sales flyers this week have their usual Rx coupon:
"Free $10 Target GiftCard with purchase of any new or transferred prescription."
Expires 8/30/2010.
Remember: Target does not limit how many prescriptions you bring them (new or transferred) with these coupons. Five transfers plus two new scripts and 7 coupons = $70 in gift cards without hassle or attitude (most of the time ... unlike other places such as Kroger).
Where else can you use this?
---> CVS, Giant Eagle, Kmart, and Kroger (much attitude and restrictions often apply; see http://matrix.Rx4Less.net for details)
"Free $10 Target GiftCard with purchase of any new or transferred prescription."
Expires 8/30/2010.
Remember: Target does not limit how many prescriptions you bring them (new or transferred) with these coupons. Five transfers plus two new scripts and 7 coupons = $70 in gift cards without hassle or attitude (most of the time ... unlike other places such as Kroger).
Where else can you use this?
---> CVS, Giant Eagle, Kmart, and Kroger (much attitude and restrictions often apply; see http://matrix.Rx4Less.net for details)
Monday, June 14, 2010
Target coupons (2 weeks in a row) but different to get $10
Sorry I forgot to post about last week's coupon in the Target sales flyers.
They were the usual ones worth a $10 gift card for each NEW or TRANSFERRED prescription.
The one in this week's sales flyer (and the Sunday newspaper yesterday) is one they've used at least once before.
If you sign up a prescription for AUTO REFILL, you get $10. Not sure if you can use that on one you already have there. Maybe. Or you may have to transfer one or bring a new one AND get the auto refill turned on for it.
In any case, they usually will let you use a coupon on as many different prescriptions as you want.
p.s. The other one I forgot to mention that was in last week's sales flyers was the Kmart $10 for new/transfer. My bad. I usually hold out for the ones worth $20 or $25. ;-)
They were the usual ones worth a $10 gift card for each NEW or TRANSFERRED prescription.
The one in this week's sales flyer (and the Sunday newspaper yesterday) is one they've used at least once before.
If you sign up a prescription for AUTO REFILL, you get $10. Not sure if you can use that on one you already have there. Maybe. Or you may have to transfer one or bring a new one AND get the auto refill turned on for it.
In any case, they usually will let you use a coupon on as many different prescriptions as you want.
p.s. The other one I forgot to mention that was in last week's sales flyers was the Kmart $10 for new/transfer. My bad. I usually hold out for the ones worth $20 or $25. ;-)
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Target coupon: $10 gift card for NEW or TRANSFERRED prescription; expires 5/24
The Rx coupon in Target's sales flyer gives you a $10 gift card for a NEW or TRANSFERRED prescription. Expires 5/24.
It's on page 6 of the Target sales flyer for this week (available in stores through Saturday 5/15 ... and in Sunday newspapers today).
It's on page 6 of the Target sales flyer for this week (available in stores through Saturday 5/15 ... and in Sunday newspapers today).
Reminder: Target has no limit on the number of NEW or TRANSFERRED prescriptions you can bring them in a given day ... and they'll let you use one of these coupons with each one. So 6 new/transferred prescriptions can be $60 with no hassle.
Other places that will accept them: CVS, Kmart, and Kroger. For details on limitations/hassles using competitor coupons at some of these, see: http://matrix.Rx4Less.net .
Monday, April 19, 2010
Last day for Target $10 coupon (expires 4/19)
Today's the last day to use Rx coupon that was in Target sales flyer two weeks ago (sorry I forgot to mention it 2 weeks ago).
You get $10 gift card for each NEW prescription or TRANSFERRED prescription you bring them WITH a coupon (bring 2 new prescriptions and 4 transfers, bring 6 coupons! Get $60 worth of gift cards).
CVS, Giant Eagle and Kroger also take these (but you'll find strict limitations at Giant Eagle and Kroger as mentioned at http://matrix.Rx4Less.net ).
You get $10 gift card for each NEW prescription or TRANSFERRED prescription you bring them WITH a coupon (bring 2 new prescriptions and 4 transfers, bring 6 coupons! Get $60 worth of gift cards).
CVS, Giant Eagle and Kroger also take these (but you'll find strict limitations at Giant Eagle and Kroger as mentioned at http://matrix.Rx4Less.net ).
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Target's new Rx coupon requires sign up for AUTO REFILL
This week's Target sales flyer includes a coupon (on page 18) that says:
FREE $10 Target GiftCard
* With purchase of prescription and
* Sign up for auto refill
Expires 3/15/2010.
Not valid for medications not eligible for auto refill (such as "controlled substances" -- sleeping pills, etc.).
Not clear whether this requires NEW or TRANSFERRED prescription (as it just says "purchase of prescription") so perhaps a REFILL at same location will be OK as long as you sign up for AUTO REFILL. Ask your Target pharmacist. The fine print DOES say, though, that TRANSFERS from other Targets don't qualify. But maybe they were just copying their usual fine print and not thinking about how this new twist with the auto refill and the impact of the rewording of "purchase of new or transferred prescription" to simply "purchase of a prescription."
If you use them at a store that takes competitor coupons, they probably won't notice and will just give you a $10 gift card regardless whether you sign up for auto refill. For list of those who take competitor coupons see:
http://matrix.Rx4Less.net .
FREE $10 Target GiftCard
* With purchase of prescription and
* Sign up for auto refill
Expires 3/15/2010.
Not valid for medications not eligible for auto refill (such as "controlled substances" -- sleeping pills, etc.).
Not clear whether this requires NEW or TRANSFERRED prescription (as it just says "purchase of prescription") so perhaps a REFILL at same location will be OK as long as you sign up for AUTO REFILL. Ask your Target pharmacist. The fine print DOES say, though, that TRANSFERS from other Targets don't qualify. But maybe they were just copying their usual fine print and not thinking about how this new twist with the auto refill and the impact of the rewording of "purchase of new or transferred prescription" to simply "purchase of a prescription."
If you use them at a store that takes competitor coupons, they probably won't notice and will just give you a $10 gift card regardless whether you sign up for auto refill. For list of those who take competitor coupons see:
http://matrix.Rx4Less.net .
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Target: $10 gift card with ANY new or transferred Rx
This week's sales flyers at Target (included in newspapers today) have a coupon worth a free $10 Target GiftCard with purchase of any new or transferred prescription.
As usual, Target doesn't limit number of prescriptions you can bring them with a coupon. Just make sure you bring a separate coupon for each one.
Expires 11/16/09.
Other stores that accept Target coupons include:
Giant Eagle, CVS, and Kroger (with one-a-day limit and some other "lifetime" limitations in "Great Lakes" region of Kroger -- Michigan and most of Ohio other than Cincy/Dayton). For details, see: Which pharmacies take competitor coupons?
As usual, Target doesn't limit number of prescriptions you can bring them with a coupon. Just make sure you bring a separate coupon for each one.
Expires 11/16/09.
Other stores that accept Target coupons include:
Giant Eagle, CVS, and Kroger (with one-a-day limit and some other "lifetime" limitations in "Great Lakes" region of Kroger -- Michigan and most of Ohio other than Cincy/Dayton). For details, see: Which pharmacies take competitor coupons?
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Target $10 gift card
Sorry, this was in the Sunday newspaper 9 days ago ... and was in stores for the last day 3 days ago. But wanted to give Target credit for it. Expires Monday 11/2.
Usual $10 one. Check your recycling box. ;-)
Usual $10 one. Check your recycling box. ;-)
Monday, April 6, 2009
Target: $10 gift card with new/transferred prescription
Target sales flyers (in Sunday newspapers yesterday and available at customer service counter in stores this week) include a coupon for:
$10 gift card
For each coupon and prescription you take them (new or transfer), you can get $10 gift card. No limit on how many prescriptions you bring them. Just make sure you have a coupon for each.
Expires 4/20/2009.
$10 gift card
For each coupon and prescription you take them (new or transfer), you can get $10 gift card. No limit on how many prescriptions you bring them. Just make sure you have a coupon for each.
Expires 4/20/2009.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Target: $10 gift card with new, transferred prescription
Target has one of their usual coupons that offers a $10 gift card for any NEW or TRANSFERRED prescription you bring them. They have no limits on # you can redeem (even all at the same time ... same day ... same visit). Just make sure you have a coupon for each prescription you bring them.
Expires: 1/26/09
Which other pharmacies accept these? See previous posting.
And their prescription bottles & labels are very cleverly designed.
Expires: 1/26/09
Which other pharmacies accept these? See previous posting.
And their prescription bottles & labels are very cleverly designed.
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Target coupon for $10 gift card w/new, xfer'd prescription
FREE $10 Target GiftCard with purchase of any new or transferred prescription.
These were in the Sunday newspaper (at least here in Columbus, Ohio) on September 7, 2008.
The coupon expires Sept. 22, 2008.
They have no limit on how many prescriptions per day you can transfer or use these coupons on.
Also, if you use your Target credit card, 10 prescriptions earns you a 10% off EVERTHING in the store "day of savings" discount card. And, on that day, you can buy prescriptions as part of what you get discounted (as long as you again use a Target card for the purchase).
WHERE ELSE CAN YOU USE THIS?
Giant Eagle, Wal-Mart, CVS, and Kroger are known to accept these Target coupons -- matching the offer (with the only "bait and switch" being Kroger's insistence in the Great Lakes region -- most of Ohio/Michigan area -- that you only use ONE PER DAY ... despite their claim on signs and print ads that, "We gladly accept all competitors' coupons."
WHAT OTHER COUPONS DOES TARGET REDEEM?
For pharmacy coupons, Target no longer matches any competitor's coupons.
These were in the Sunday newspaper (at least here in Columbus, Ohio) on September 7, 2008.
The coupon expires Sept. 22, 2008.
They have no limit on how many prescriptions per day you can transfer or use these coupons on.
Also, if you use your Target credit card, 10 prescriptions earns you a 10% off EVERTHING in the store "day of savings" discount card. And, on that day, you can buy prescriptions as part of what you get discounted (as long as you again use a Target card for the purchase).
WHERE ELSE CAN YOU USE THIS?
Giant Eagle, Wal-Mart, CVS, and Kroger are known to accept these Target coupons -- matching the offer (with the only "bait and switch" being Kroger's insistence in the Great Lakes region -- most of Ohio/Michigan area -- that you only use ONE PER DAY ... despite their claim on signs and print ads that, "We gladly accept all competitors' coupons."
WHAT OTHER COUPONS DOES TARGET REDEEM?
For pharmacy coupons, Target no longer matches any competitor's coupons.
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