free stayfree!!

[seylz_gurl]

thnx for the suggestion! (no wonder they call it stay "free" --ha)

[jlh]

I believe the new printable is also for one per customer.

[Sharpie]

i got 4 packs today with the J &J coupons

[Sunraven]

How do we get this coupon? Could you post a link. When I go to the J & J site, I only see the one for the regular-priced product. TIA

I haven't ordered these online, I usually call 1-866-565-2229.

They are very friendly, they will take your info and you will have your coupons in 5-10 business days.

And like I said they will send you up two coupons per month.

Here's a thread about it:

http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/71773-a...-month-canada/

And welcome to SC.

[carlyincanada]

SDM wouldn't let me use the $2off printable (regular price coupon) & I had used it before!

[sympatica]

Used mine today, Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge, BC...Not for free though...Did 2 packs Stayfree (2x$2off coupons) and 2 packs OB (2x$1off Coupons) Paid $2 for 4 packs plus taxes = $2.40.
Thanks for the heads up!

[frugalmom]

Got 12 packs free last night. They will all be going into gift baskets or to the Womens Crisis Center as I already have a huge supply. I used printable 2.00 and 5.00 coupons at Zellers. I PMed some and also used my 10% off card for being a Foster Parent.

[sunshine88]

Got 12 packs free last night. They will all be going into gift baskets or to the Womens Crisis Center as I already have a huge supply. I used printable 2.00 and 5.00 coupons at Zellers. I PMed some and also used my 10% off card for being a Foster Parent.

awww, i love how people compile baskets full of pads and donate them to people/charities in need..i wouldn't even know where to bring it or how to begin, but good for you guys!

[lotsasavings]

awww, i love how people compile baskets full of pads and donate them to people/charities in need..i wouldn't even know where to bring it or how to begin, but good for you guys!

There are many organizations that will gladly accept your donations: women's shelters, pregancy care centres, group homes, food banks (many do accept hygiene items or will be able to direct you as to where to donate them), Salvation Army, along with a number of churches that run programs for those in need. Most towns, no matter how small, have at least one of these organizations in place.

If, like me, you're not creative when it comes to designing beautiful baskets, boxes and bags of donations are always greatly appreciated!

[anner2050]

Got 8 packs for my next box for the local food bank.