or... Here's the details: Offer not valid in AR, ND, NJ, NY and Puerto Rico. This discount is not insurance. This coupon is non-transferrable. Receive a $25 Walgreens Gift Card when you purchase a transferred prescription (except from another Walgreens). Gift Card can be used toward any purchase in the store except mandatory insurance co-pays, liquor, tobacco, dairy, stamps, phone and other gift cards as restricted by law. If the purchase is less than the card value, the balance will remain on your card to use later; no change will be given. See back of card for more details. Coupon must accompany purchase. Limit one Gift Card offer per customer, per transaction. NOT VALID WITH MEDICAID, MEDICARE, OR ANY OTHER GOVERNMENTAL PROGRAMS OR WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW. Cannot be combined with any other prescription offer. Offer valid in participating greater metropolitan area stores only. Coupon expires 1/10/09.
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i received a similar coupon from CVS. they had a $25 coupon and it will print $10 for OCT and $10 for NOV when i go back for prescriptions. Wonder if they did a price match? so i transferred from walgreens to CVS. and last month CVS had a $30 coupon for transferring. well sorry to deviate from the walgreens topic. If walgreens is giving the same kind i'm goin to play the game
O.K. I'm new to transfers, if I transfer a script from Rite Aid to Walgreens can I then transfer the same script back to Rite Aid next month to take advantage of their offer? Essentially, can you just rotate a given script for a frequent med through the pharmacies for the promotions, or does the transfer have to be something they have not filled before?
Wash and repeat as often as you like - I've never had problems bouncing back and forth between Walgreens and CVS.
FullTimeDad said:O.K. I'm new to transfers, if I transfer a script from Rite Aid to Walgreens can I then transfer the same script back to Rite Aid next month to take advantage of their offer? Essentially, can you just rotate a given script for a frequent med through the pharmacies for the promotions, or does the transfer have to be something they have not filled before?
The Rite Aid coupons say you can only use them every 6 months. However, I've only had a problem with that a couple of times...depends on the cashier, and if she remembers me. I've been "washing and repeating" several prescriptions for about 2 years, and I've gotten a nice stack of gift cards in the process.
sherry7 said:The Rite Aid coupons say you can only use them every 6 months. However, I've only had a problem with that a couple of times...depends on the cashier, and if she remembers me. I've been "washing and repeating" several prescriptions for about 2 years, and I've gotten a nice stack of gift cards in the process.
sorry Sherry, Rite Aid just had up to 4 Gift Cards per person for transferring RX's at once (up to 4 RX's). They still have those coupons in the store and their may be a link around. think the link expired 9/30, but the instore one are good to 11/30 (I THINK), not certain.
MISTERCHEAP said:sherry7 said:The Rite Aid coupons say you can only use them every 6 months. However, I've only had a problem with that a couple of times...depends on the cashier, and if she remembers me. I've been "washing and repeating" several prescriptions for about 2 years, and I've gotten a nice stack of gift cards in the process.
sorry Sherry, Rite Aid just had up to 4 Gift Cards per person for transferring RX's at once (up to 4 RX's). They still have those coupons in the store and their may be a link around. think the link expired 9/30, but the instore one are good to 11/30 (I THINK), not certain.
I did have that coupon Mr. C. But didn't it still have the "6 month" clause on it? Because I took in 4 prescriptions at once and tried to use it, and was denied because the same prescriptions had been transferred a couple of months prior. Of course, like many FW deals, YMMV.
getmahesh said:i received a similar coupon from CVS. they had a $25 coupon and it will print $10 for OCT and $10 for NOV when i go back for prescriptions. Wonder if they did a price match? so i transferred from walgreens to CVS. and last month CVS had a $30 coupon for transferring. well sorry to deviate from the walgreens topic. If walgreens is giving the same kind i'm goin to play the game Most CVS Pharmacies will PM Prescription Transfer Rewards. I know that Rite Aid had a pamphlet with 4 $30 transfer coupons in them that are good for a couple of months (also they usually have them in the weekly circular). Walgreens does NOT PM these transfer rewards (at least not near me) and I've only ever received one of these coupons from Walgreens as a direct-mail offer, never one with unlimited uses!
The wash & repeat transfer process works like a charm. On one of my Rx's I only pay $10 deductible and I get my Rx and a $30 gift card! Then use the gift cards on CVS/Walgreens/Rite Aid deals!
sherry7 said:MISTERCHEAP said:sherry7 said:The Rite Aid coupons say you can only use them every 6 months. However, I've only had a problem with that a couple of times...depends on the cashier, and if she remembers me. I've been "washing and repeating" several prescriptions for about 2 years, and I've gotten a nice stack of gift cards in the process.
sorry Sherry, Rite Aid just had up to 4 Gift Cards per person for transferring RX's at once (up to 4 RX's). They still have those coupons in the store and their may be a link around. think the link expired 9/30, but the instore one are good to 11/30 (I THINK), not certain.
I did have that coupon Mr. C. But didn't it still have the "6 month" clause on it? Because I took in 4 prescriptions at once and tried to use it, and was denied because the same prescriptions had been transferred a couple of months prior. Of course, like many FW deals, YMMV.
no, actually the 4 offer did NOT have the six month clause. Only the ones that ran in the summer for just ONE RX transfer did.
MISTERCHEAP said:sherry7 said:MISTERCHEAP said:sherry7 said:The Rite Aid coupons say you can only use them every 6 months. However, I've only had a problem with that a couple of times...depends on the cashier, and if she remembers me. I've been "washing and repeating" several prescriptions for about 2 years, and I've gotten a nice stack of gift cards in the process.
sorry Sherry, Rite Aid just had up to 4 Gift Cards per person for transferring RX's at once (up to 4 RX's). They still have those coupons in the store and their may be a link around. think the link expired 9/30, but the instore one are good to 11/30 (I THINK), not certain.
I did have that coupon Mr. C. But didn't it still have the "6 month" clause on it? Because I took in 4 prescriptions at once and tried to use it, and was denied because the same prescriptions had been transferred a couple of months prior. Of course, like many FW deals, YMMV.
no, actually the 4 offer did NOT have the six month clause. Only the ones that ran in the summer for just ONE RX transfer did.
Oh dang, I didn't notice that, probably because I'm so used to seeing it. I'll have to look around and see if I still have any left. Thanks, Mr. C.
I transfer prescriptions as often as I can. Just transferred 2 of the 5 we have each month from a local pharmacy to Kroger's with the Kroger's transfer coupon for $20 for each prescription transfer up to $60 (I have 1 more to transfer)and then at the end of this month will transfer them (have a total of 5 monthly) to Walgreen's. For Nov, I will get another Kroger's coupon and then transfer them back to Walgreens using this coupon! I use Walgreen's gift cards to buy gas gift cards (Shell) so that helps with gas purchases.
FYI - Walgreens should price match the $4 generic prescriptions at WalMart and $5 generic prescriptions at HEB. I go to CVS because it is right by my house.. It takes a few minutes for them to check the list for my script and then PM.. but it's still easier than going to WalMart and/or HEB! Walgreens does the same thing with PM'ing.. Thanks for the heads up - I will transfer my scripts to Walgreens to get the $25 GC.. then wait for the next deal and transfer there.
semi138 said:FYI - Walgreens should price match the $4 generic prescriptions at WalMart and $5 generic prescriptions at HEB. I go to CVS because it is right by my house.. It takes a few minutes for them to check the list for my script and then PM.. but it's still easier than going to WalMart and/or HEB! Walgreens does the same thing with PM'ing.. Thanks for the heads up - I will transfer my scripts to Walgreens to get the $25 GC.. then wait for the next deal and transfer there.
For those of you pming. I have my Dr. write 90 day scripts. Kmart does a lot of generics $10 for 90 days. No insurance needed. Last month I did 7 transfers to RiteAid on the $30 deal (4 at one R/A, three others at another). My total out of pocket was $70 (not all were generics), and I got $210 in GC's. I'm going to check out the Wags thing now. I can only do my insurance scripts once every 90 days, but on the generics, as long as they'll pay me to fill them, I may end up with a bit of a backlog.
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I've been "washing and repeating" several prescriptions for about 2 years, and I've gotten a nice stack of gift cards in the process. 
