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Here's what Bianca sent us:
RITE AID RUN:
Total before tax: $19.24
Total savings: $71.19
I had two $3 Huggies coupons, a $1.50 Huggies coupon, and a $2 pullups coupon, plus the $1 VV Huggies coupon, a $3 WYS 15 and a $1 VV coupon, making my Huggies transaction 17.38 before tax, or 1.85 each after the $10 plus up. :) Used the $10 on everything else there, and got two Hydro5 razors, four containers of shave cream, 3 pop tarts (forgot my $1 coupon, booOoo!) and 4 candy bars for $1.86 before tax. The eos shave cream was .99 with rain check. I think I did pretty well! :) Lately my trips have been so-so. Nice to feel like I did well!
WALGREENS RUN:
Total: $38.46 (32.24 before tax)
$74.60 in total savings!!
I was super excited, my second transaction gave me $1 (I think from Listerine?) and a 2.50 coupon off Duracell batteries. The batteries were on sale for 2.50 off regular price, plus I used my 3.50 in coupons and got an 8 pk of AAA's and a piece of Laffy Taffy for 3.65 including tax!
Bianca- Your Rite Aid savings was 79% and your Walgreens savings was 70%!
Nicely done and thanks for sharing!!!
{ -Rachel- }
Thanks for posting, Rachel!
ReplyDeleteOk it's been a while since I've done math, and it was never my strong suit. But to calculate percentage saved, wouldn't you add the Walgreens 32.24 spent plus the 74.6 saved to get a TOTAL before savings of 106.84? If you divide the 32.24 that I spent by the 106.84 that I WOULD have spent it would be 30% of the total, or 70% savings.
For Rite Aid, 19.24+71.19=90.43 before savings. $19.24/90.43=.21 or 79% savings. I think. LOL! See above disclaimer!
Bianca