There's a $25 rebate on Oil of Olay's latest product line, Olay Professional Pro-X, if you purchase $50 worth by May 5, 2009. Mail the UPC and original receipt to the address at Olayprofessional.com.

$1 to $3 coupons on other Oil of Olay products, cleansers and moisterizers, are available in the Sun Sentinel today in the P&B Brand Saver.

I'm going to follow the lead of super saver Kathy, my Shop-o-matic colleague, by taking a $4 extra bucks coupon from CVS and applying it to the Pro-X. With the rebate, I'll save nearly $30. -- Marcia "Bargain Hunter" Pounds

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We had some discussion about our post for Oil of Olay's Pro- X rebate offer. We called it a coupon, and yes, there is a big difference between a coupon and a rebate.

But just so you know, I bought the Pro X right at the end of the promotion, about March 8th, and already got my $25 check from Proctor and Gamble. I used a $5 off $25 CVS coupon, and a $5 Olay coupon for the purchase, but it was still expensive. The up-side is that I really like the product, it does not stay oily or greasy.

So we''ll be more confident the next time we tell you about an Olay rebate.

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Oil of Olay's new Pro-X line of products are hot and a $25 rebate is available if you purchase $50 worth before Sunday, March 8.

Get the rebate form by going to Olay.com. You need to download the form and mail it with the receipt by March 23.

Ellen tells Shop-o-matic that she loves the ProX line, which Oil of Olay advertises will "give you younger-looking, younger acting skin."

"I bought the Pro X Olay starter kit using a $10 off coupon (inside the product) and also sent in for the $25 rebate. I LOVE the new Pro X. I have always used Olay and always will," Ellen writes.

My shopping blog colleague Kathy was really smart: She used her CVS coupons to purchase ProX, plus sent in for the rebate. And she's beautiful, so it must be working. -- Marcia "Bargain Hunter" Pounds

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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.

Nature Made Wellness Rewards

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