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$1 off coupon & earn free vitamins with Nature Made's Wellness Rewards program
When I fractured my ankle recently, I limped into CVS to pick up a prescription...and the pharmacist asked me if I was taking calcium. (When you work until midnight, and run errands on your way home, you get to talk with the pharmacist. It's NOT like there's a line.)
Being newly addicted to sales and coupons, this was a mission...to get the best deal on calcium pills. Did you know that Walgreens and CVS often have buy-one-get-one-free deals for vitamins? And that there are $1 off coupons out there (for example, in the coupon inserts in your Sunday SunSentinel) for various brands: Natures Bounty, Nature Made and Sundown to mention a few. If you do the BOGO and use 2 coupons for $1 each, you can make those expensive vitamins more affordable.
One step further: Nature Made has a Wellness Program, where you earn points for buying vitamins. When you earn 500 points, they mail you a coupon for a free bottle of vitamins (up to $7).
It's a simple easy to do program. Each vitamin is worth a certain number of points, listed on their website. A bottle is worth about 100 points, so you only have to buy about five bottles to earn a free one. No mailing necessary, you just enter the codes online at the Nature Made website.
While you are there, you can also print a $1 off coupon for Nature Made to get you started.
Comments
I did this yesterday at CVS. 2 bottles of fish oil that were $24 each were BOGO and I used 2 $1 coupons (since i was buying 2 bottles) so the two bottles worked out to $11 each. good deal. a little planning is all it takes. i knew i would need to buy some soon so i looked out for the sales.
Posted by: coupons | February 24, 2009 8:26 AM
Amazing, isn't it? Instead of spending $48, you spent $22, for the same very same merchandise. No wonder we're addicted to couponing. Now go into Nature Made.com and sign your bottles up for Wellness Rewards and get points to earn free vitamins.
Posted by: Kathy | February 24, 2009 11:33 AM
I have a better deal. Go into the store and write down the codes off the bottles (if you dont want to whip out a pen, use ur cell phones voice memo) and without having to spend money you can go online, bank the points and get your coupon, saving even more money. Today, with my $7 coupon, plus one $1 coupon from the newspaper circulars, and the store's BOGO sale, i got 2 bottle of vitamins (retailed at $10.59 each) for about $2.59 total! Now that's a deal ya'll. The only drawback is that it screws the next person who actually buys those bottles and is also participating in the wellness rewards program.
Posted by: rachel | April 26, 2009 7:02 PM
I have a better deal. Go into the store and write down the codes off the bottles (if you dont want to whip out a pen, use ur cell phones voice memo) and without having to spend money you can go online, bank the points and get your coupon, saving even more money. Today, with my $7 coupon, plus one $1 coupon from the newspaper circulars, and the store's BOGO sale, i got 2 bottle of vitamins (retailed at $10.59 each) for about $2.59 total! Now that's a deal ya'll. The only drawback is that it screws the next person who actually buys those bottles and is also participating in the wellness rewards program.
Posted by: rachel | April 26, 2009 7:02 PM
Rachel: You are an A** for abusing the system. Writing down the numbers on the bottle but not buying them you screwed the guy who actually bought them (they must be unique and when banking points the system checks).
Posted by: Good_Guy | July 23, 2009 3:17 AM
quiero saber si tienen algun medicamentos naturales para que una mujer salga embarazada
Posted by: casilda | September 18, 2009 4:15 PM