There are a couple of HIGH value Johnson and Johnson Red Cross coupons that just came out:
- $2.00/1 any J & J Red Cross Hospital Grade Non-Stick Pads (this is a HIGH value, but we are not sure how much they sell for at major retailers. If you know, please leave a comment). This could make for very cheap or even FREE non-stick pads.
- $3.00/2 any J & J Red Cross Brand products – the J&J Red Cross Travel First Aid Kits sale for .97 at Walmart and Target. Buy 2 with this coupon = final is a $1.06 OVERAGE on 2 of them!
We love these travel kits – we get them for FREE often. Perfect for the vehicles, diaper bags, hiking kits or even a part of a baby gift basket.
Thanks Frugal Living and Having Fun for the coupons
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Hi there – for some reason I couldn’t leave a comment on the McDonald’s Frappe post. Speaking of continuing to tell your story I would love for you to tell how you organize your shopping trips so that you remember to get all the deals you want that were reported on blogs through out the week not to mention you seem to do it with 4 kids in tow?
That is a great idea – I will put it on my list of posts I plan to write! It is actually quite a fun time for myself and 4 kids! I would love to share…. watch for it soon
Thanks! Oh one more question off topic. I have been reading all your past posts and there was a Smiths post where I got the impression you can stack one of the MQ coupons they mail in the gold envelope with a normal MQ. Is that right?
Hi Ginny,
Sorry it took me longer to get back to you this time – I have been off my computer for several hours
Anyway, as far as Smiths goes – yes you can combine the gold envelope coupons with manufacturer’s coupons AS LONG AS it states “store coupon” across the top (which pretty much all do – at least mine:)) If it states manufacturer’s coupon across the top, then you will not be able to. Hope that helps!
Thanks and have a great night!!
I wasn’t able to find the first aid kits at either my Wal-Mart or my Target. I don’t know if it’s just something they just don’t carry, because I didn’t find a tag for them either. The hospital grade non stick pads were $2.97 at Wal-Mart. So after the 2/1 coupon they would be .97. Thank you for all these fantastic tips!
When I printed these out I only got a save .50 off 1 and $1.00 off 2 instead of the $2.00 off 1 and $3.00 off 2. I was kind of disappointed as I use the pads for my son’s nosebleeds…oh well, guess they ran out of the good coupons….
Interesting. I just printed both coupons and they say “$0.50 off 1 pad” and “$1.00 off 2 Red Cross”
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