(note: Even if a coupon is expired, check the Rite Aid website because it seems they do these promos multiple times. And even if their local circular does not have this coupon, you can Google for relevant keywords and probably find a current one)
For each prescription transferred to Rite Aid pharmacy, as a new pharmacy customer, you receive a FREE $25 Gift Card for each (limit 2)
FREE $25 Gift Card (exp. 11/30/09) (note: i actually lost my coupons before arriving there but they were able to verify I was a new pharmacy customer and still gave me gift cards)
Make sure to READ the coupon carefully.
They even added on a $5 off $25 coupon at the register for each prescription which could be combined with my Gift Card purchase for a total of $30 free. If they don't give it, ask about it. Plus, here's one you can get below.
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Another side note...my Rite Aid used to price match competitors prescription prices. I went to get one filled this morning, and was told as of November 1, they no longer price match.
crazypalooza said:just a note: the $5 off $25 coupon can not be used on prescription purchases and many not be combined with any other offer (end quote)Good info, and just to be clear for slow people like me, that $25 gift card isn't an offer, so the $5 off $25 can be combined with a $25 gift card purchase. If that purchase includes other offers, that's where the conflict could occur. Thanks for pointing that out.
scottvm said:Another side note...my Rite Aid used to price match competitors prescription prices. I went to get one filled this morning, and was told as of November 1, they no longer price match.Well, that's unfortunate. I guess that's how they're paying for the $25 gift cards... with money we would have saved from price matches.
By the way, if you don't have health insurance, you can also check out the Country Care prescription coupon in the HEALTH section of the following site:
SamFreedom69 said:crazypalooza said:just a note: the $5 off $25 coupon can not be used on prescription purchases and many not be combined with any other offer (end quote)Good info, and just to be clear for slow people like me, that $25 gift card isn't an offer, so the $5 off $25 can be combined with a $25 gift card purchase. If that purchase includes other offers, that's where the conflict could occur. Thanks for pointing that out.HUH? Are you trying to say that you can use the $5/25 if you buy a $25 gift card? No way. The fine print clearly excludes gift cards (along with prescriptions). And you certainly cannot use it when RA is paying for the $25 gift card with a different coupon.
Now, you can use it when REDEEMING the $25 gift card that you got from the prescription transfer.
Message edited by: billrubin on 2009-11-06 13:03:13 CST
SamFreedom69 said:For each prescription transferred to Rite Aid pharmacy, as a new pharmacy customer, you receive a FREE $25 Gift Card for each (limit 2)This is not correct. The fine print on the coupon states:
Customers who have redeemed a Rite Aid prescription offer in the last 6 months are not eligible.
billrubin said:SamFreedom69 said:crazypalooza said:just a note: the $5 off $25 coupon can not be used on prescription purchases and many not be combined with any other offer (end quote)Good info, and just to be clear for slow people like me, that $25 gift card isn't an offer, so the $5 off $25 can be combined with a $25 gift card purchase. If that purchase includes other offers, that's where the conflict could occur. Thanks for pointing that out.HUH? Are you trying to say that you can use the $5/25 if you buy a $25 gift card? No way. The fine print clearly excludes gift cards (along with prescriptions). And you certainly cannot use it when RA is paying for the $25 gift card with a different coupon.
Now, you can use it when REDEEMING the $25 gift card that you got from the prescription transfer.Yes, I agree, the wording was a bit awkward... it does sound as if I'm referring to a purchase of a $25 gift card. Thanks for clarifying. Hopefully, since it was about receiving a free $25 gift card that it would be obvious to most people but better safe than sorry!
billrubin said:SamFreedom69 said:For each prescription transferred to Rite Aid pharmacy, as a new pharmacy customer, you receive a FREE $25 Gift Card for each (limit 2)This is not correct. The fine print on the coupon states:
Customers who have redeemed a Rite Aid prescription offer in the last 6 months are not eligible.Exactly, which is why I added, IN BOLD,
Make sure to READ the coupon carefully.
...and, apparently, you did... so it worked... thanks for being so observant and taking a moment to make sure that was clear.
ZenNUTS said:What exactly is "transfer" means when it comes to prescription?Transferring it from one pharmacy to another. They might even give you the card for NEW prescriptions, just ask. But, like I said, read the coupon for the rest of the details.
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