Crazy Diaper Deal Week!

Well take your pick between this week and next you could score some good deals on diapers!

CVS . . .
We already posted the Huggies Diaper deal going on NEXT week (1/31) at CVS here. If you have the $2 off coupons, you will pay approx. $5.50 each for 2 packages after coupons and ECB's. CVS is one of my personal favorite stores so even though that maybe $.25 higher a package I would go with them over Walgreens.

Deals for this week:

Walgreens . . .
Purchase $25 in participating items get $5 in RR. Now the participating items include Huggies diapers, wipes, Enfamil formula so depending on your coupons and your need this week Walgreens might be the place for you. If you purchase just diapers, and used 3 $2 off coupons here you would pay $5.32 a package after coupons and RR.

If you have formula coupons or "checks", you could combine the deal with diapers and formula for an even better deal. The good thing about Walgreens is this deal in unlimited, you just can't "roll" - don't use the $5 RR on the same deal because another $5 RR won't print, however it would lower your out of pocket on the 2nd deal and may be worth it to stock up.

Target . . .
This deal is my favorite and will probably be the deal that I do if they are stocked with diapers when I get there.

Buy 3 packages of diapers Huggies OR Pampers (mix and match or all of one or the other) at $8.99 and get a $5 gift card. You will just have to see what coupons you can gather and have on hand to get the lowest price possible. This is what I will be doing:

Buy 2 Huggies packs and use 2 $2 off printable coupons here
Buy 1 Pampers pack and use a $2 off coupon from the current P&G insert and a $2 off Target coupon from a recent newspaper insert
Total after coupons and gift card will be $4.66 a package.

If you are lucky enough to have more than one of the Pampers Target coupons and P&G coupons this would be a fantastic deal!

There are also $1.50 off Huggies coupons here - they are on the Target website but it is a manufacturer coupon.

To lower your out of pocket for these $5 gift card deals I always save a $5 gift card to "roll" these deals. It is like having a $5 off coupon for the deal to start and I get my $5 back at the end to save for later. I just keep it in my small coupon file.

I hope those are laid out for you to understand - any questions please leave a comment!