Free Tylenol with Overage at WM!

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Originally Posted by JacobandJenelle

While your statement is true. You could ring in as many Tylenols as you want in seperate purchases. Stores generally just ring them in all at once to save time and its less hassle that way! They still get the full amount back when sent to the manufcaturer so no worries :) Happy couponing!

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wtg on your first recycle walk - too bad the towel pins are expired

When I saw the coupon I wondered if it was good for the 16 count, but hadn't clicked through yet. I have not been buying this because it is too costly and I have a lot of muscle and joint pain. That unfortunately means I haven't been sleeping very well. Hurray for this coupon!

Great find thank you for sharing.

Agree Alee. Where it gets sticky and I've seen the wording on some of those coupons at Living well, is "one coupon per purchase, and one purchase per customer"....

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Originally Posted by MommyMelanie2007

except it is only 1 coupon per person, so using 5 is a misuse of the coupon

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I am not sure why every1 is refering to one per purchase when the point someone broght up is on "per person". He got a cashier who really didnt read the coupon and let 5 pass through(unless he had 4 other ppl with him). Can you justify someone making copies of a coupon where it says on the coupon "no duplicating(etc)"? no? well it is no different using more then 1 per person when the coupon says so.

When the manufacturer get hit by 10X the amount of coupons they believed where printed they now have a problem and are less likely to offer promotions in the future.

Look at it this way, would this senerio make you happy? (just an example)

Car breaks down, you get a mechanic to check into it.... Mechanic tells you its a $300 job(which ain't bad) tells you to come back in 6 hours as hes working on other things in between. You get back with $300 in hand, mechanic hands you a bill for 10X that making it a whoping $3000.
Are you ever going to trust another mechanic?

Where making it more difficult in the end for us... either manufacturers will back down from offering promotional coupons or it will go to other methods like coupon printer, or some other method that invades more of our privacy. Imagine a coupon site that offers you coupns upon verification(like google orpaypal) wouldnt that be a pain.

thank you and remember not to cut out the coupon bring the whole sheet to Walmart and once they keep getting these big pieces of paper they will want us to start cutting them up again. OMG can you imagine 20 full sheets of paper under there tray. lol

I read the coupon to and to me " one coupon per purchase and per person" means only 1 not 1 per transaction but 1 per person.

I agree with dariusz8. Regardless, except for those few out there that actually have chronic body pain, some people are being a bit greedy. I just hope that all those who say they donate this stuff actually do. You know who you are. It would be a shame if someone went to walmart with actual body pain and couldn't get any Tylenol because the extreme couponers were hoarding it for profit.

Good to know... thanks! I picked up a bottle at Superstore last night & paid .04.... thought I'd try it. But a small overage is WAY better!!

"...and one per person". I think the makers of Tylenol mean that they'd like you to use only one. per. person. period.

You wouldn't be able to do five separate purchases, unless you had five separate people there to purchase them with you, or a magical cloning device to make 4 more of yourself. Hence, using 5 is a misuse of coupons.

This is the kind of behaviour that is going to eventually make couponing difficult for everyone.

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Originally Posted by dariusz8

lol.. watched your video i hope you were kidding on stocking up on asprin arthritis to use when you get old(looked pretty young)... unless your going to use it all b4 the expiry date i don't suggest clearing shelves or stocking up on something that you probably wont use and will go bad just to say you got it free as it takes away from those who really need it. Hopefully you have family/friends/donate that can use it.

thanks for the find :)

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Yes I was completely kidding. I know my sense of humor is kinda dull haha :P But we actually did not pick any arthritis Aspirin up at all anyways, and if we had, we would have given it to family members instead for sure. :)

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Originally Posted by I Need Minions

"...and one per person". I think the makers of Tylenol mean that they'd like you to use only one. per. person. period.

You wouldn't be able to do five separate purchases, unless you had five separate people there to purchase them with you, or a magical cloning device to make 4 more of yourself. Hence, using 5 is a misuse of coupons.

This is the kind of behaviour that is going to eventually make couponing difficult for everyone.

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This is incorrect. If they wanted one per person period, the coupon would simply read "one per person" or "one per customer" not "one per purchase, per person" Hope this clears things up for you

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Originally Posted by JudyJude

I agree with dariusz8. Regardless, except for those few out there that actually have chronic body pain, some people are being a bit greedy. I just hope that all those who say they donate this stuff actually do. You know who you are. It would be a shame if someone went to walmart with actual body pain and couldn't get any Tylenol because the extreme couponers were hoarding it for profit.

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As I said we only picked up 5 boxes of the small 16ct which really isnt very much, but Jenelle said she would find them quite useful for "lady cramps" if you know what I mean. Apparently its good for that kind of thing? I wouldnt know haha

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Originally Posted by Tabby40

I read the coupon to and to me " one coupon per purchase and per person" means only 1 not 1 per transaction but 1 per person.

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It simply means one is allowed to be bought per person each transaction. if it was one all together it would have left out the per purchase part and only included the "one per person"