Last week, I was able to purchase Degree Body Mist at Target for only $.04. I was pretty excited about that, until I discovered this deal at Saving with Shellie where you can actually make $1.96 by buying Degree deodorant and body mist! Check it out:
Degree for Women Fine Fragrances Deodorant, $3.29
-Use $1.25/1 Degree coupon (RP 5/17) AND
-Use Buy Deodorant Get Body Mist Free coupon (RP 6/28) AND
-Use (2) $2/1 Target printable coupons HERE
Final Price = FREE Deodorant and Body Mist (+ $1.96 possible overage)
WOW!
Keep in mind that some Targets may not allow overage. If not, you can ask if they will lower the value of the coupon, which is endorsed by Target’s corporate coupon policy. You may want to print out a copy of Target’s coupon policy to take with you just in case. You can find one here.
Check out the rest of this week’s Target Deals here!
Just to clarify, can you use all three coupons on one mist? Or, just one of the manufacturer coupons + a target coupon? I look forward to trying this! Thanks!
You should be able to use one manufacturer’s coupon plus one store coupon per item. You will be buying deodorant and body mist, so you should be Ok. If they give you a hard time, you can point out that you are still only using one manufacturer’s coupon per item.
If they still won’t let you do it, you can use the coupon for $1.25/1 deodorant plus the store coupon, and you’ll still get deodorant for $.04!
Also, I would include another item or two because they obviously won’t pay you the $1.96 overage. =)
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