Just curious if your list sounds better then mine.
So far I'm getting air wick thing, stove top stuffing, milk, eggs, smuckers jam and whatever else is a good deal. I can't find my flyer at the moment.....
What are you going to buy?
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Just curious if your list sounds better then mine.
So far I'm getting air wick thing, stove top stuffing, milk, eggs, smuckers jam and whatever else is a good deal. I can't find my flyer at the moment.....
What are you going to buy?
not sure yet I do need hair dye :)
MultiVitamins & Vitamin B Complex
Evaporated milk for .99 cents
Royale 3-ply facial tissue
Butter
Baby wipes
Milk
Eggs
Beans
Pasta
Hunt's Pasta Sauce
Smuckers Jam
Shredded Cheese
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Originally Posted by BuggaBugga
Good idea, I will add that
My dog (Dinglehopper) has eye conditions and part of the treatment (or I guess, maintainance) for one is to get a lot of eye drops. One of them is prescription, the other is human drops. So I will be buying 2 boxes of Tears Naturale 2 - they have a long shelf life and he needs them for the rest of his life so I may as well stock up when it benefits me.
I had planned on buying milk but read in the thread that milk is excluded here in the east:( You guys that have milk on your list should check your areas exclusions to make sure it is not there as well.
Not sure what I will get?? Maybe an Airwick and hopefully some clearance junk.:)
Omgoodness thanks for heads up ...milk was on my list!Quote:
Originally Posted by ccmp1974
I believe milk is only excluded in Atlantic Canada.Quote:
Originally Posted by kazm-l
When I lived in Ontario, it always astounded me that Ontario/Quebec were considered "east". I suppose there's Western Canada, Eastern Canada and those other folks Way Out East (in Atlantic Canada). :lol:
Ok so i guess i'm going to need to find some details and make sure:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by oz&axl
Wouldn't want to ruin everything over some milk:rolleyes:
For my SDM shop this week this is what I'm thinking:
IF Feb issue of Canadian Living is available - get that for $70 mail in rebate on neutrogena clinical.
Vitalux = $10.99
17 x Campbells soup for food bank @ 59 cents each = $10.03 (if they have any left by Tuesday)
2 x Breathright strips @ $6.99 - $2 coupons if no soup or Vitalux
This is from Cyanne's Tell a Friend Event FAQ'sQuote:
Originally Posted by kazm-l
*Points are issued according to the net pretax purchase total of eligible products after redemptions and discounts and before taxes using a valid Shoppers Optimum Card®. Excludes prescription purchases, bonus points, products that contain codeine, tobacco products (where applicable), lottery tickets, stamps, milk (in Atlantic provinces), transit tickets and passes, event tickets, electronic gift cards, prepaid phone cards, Life Experiences® packages and Shoppers Home Health Care locations and any other non pointable items.
I'll be buying:
Nestle Baby Cereal 3 for $9.99 (regular $5.79 each)
Maternal Vitamins
Soup
Milk (pretty sure for Ontario its included but I'm sure I'll be over the $20 anyway).
Avene Face care. It's 25% off so one bottle of facewash will just be enough
For me it will probably be the usual - milk (the organic is $10.98 for 4L), butter, chips, etc. once I hit the $20, I'll probably take a quick walk around and see what I can get cheap with my coupons.
:hahaha:had to laugh at myself yesterday when I looked at the flyer - I was calculating the cost of something with my coupons & I think it came out to $1 or something and I thought "what! are they crazy! I'm not paying $1 for that!!...:lolsign: