- Jul 1, 2001
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dunno if anyone has super bad allergies that I do, so i'll share since you guys are so cool
Claritin just got released to public and its very expensive at around $1 a pill, which usually last 24 hours. i'd gladly pay to have relief from sneezing and sniffling constantly.
so i found this:
goto eckerd's. they have a 70% coupon off all Eckerd's brands. The coupon is found within instore fliers. Find Eckerd's brand of LORATADINE (their claritin knockoff). they had the 10 pill pack at 9.99. so i took 2 of them.
Here's the fun part. They still have the "find an expired product and we'll give you $5" poster on all counters. goto back, fumble through some jerky or small stuff and almost guaranteed one will be expired. take it to counter and demand ur $5 card. I just got $5 cash.
after you get the $5 card from a manager, buy the stuff
10 x 2 packs = $20 + tax
subtract 70% coupon = $6
subtract the $5 card = $1
what do you guys think?
Claritin just got released to public and its very expensive at around $1 a pill, which usually last 24 hours. i'd gladly pay to have relief from sneezing and sniffling constantly.
so i found this:
goto eckerd's. they have a 70% coupon off all Eckerd's brands. The coupon is found within instore fliers. Find Eckerd's brand of LORATADINE (their claritin knockoff). they had the 10 pill pack at 9.99. so i took 2 of them.
Here's the fun part. They still have the "find an expired product and we'll give you $5" poster on all counters. goto back, fumble through some jerky or small stuff and almost guaranteed one will be expired. take it to counter and demand ur $5 card. I just got $5 cash.
after you get the $5 card from a manager, buy the stuff
10 x 2 packs = $20 + tax
subtract 70% coupon = $6
subtract the $5 card = $1
what do you guys think?