Walgreens has a Balance Rewards Loyalty Program. Click here to read about it. Here you will also find a chart indicating how many rewards dollars you’ll receive when you earn so many Points. According to the chart, 1,000 Balance Rewards Points equals $1.00–$1.25, depending on when you choose to cash out your Points.

Before shopping at Walgreens, you might want to review the Walgreens How-To Video. Walgreens is certainly the hardest drugstore to shop, but it has the best deals! What I like most is that you can repeat the deals and get more product. The limits are just one per transaction, so you can get more than one item–just don’t clear the shelves! Here’s a link to the coupon policy.

TRANSACTION #1:

25% Off 2/16-2/22
Buy 2, Receive 2,000 Balance Rewards Points 2/16-2/22
Spend $1.00, Receive 50 Balance Rewards Points with In-Ad Coupon through 3/1

Use two $2.00/1 – Tresemme Product from RP 1/26

Pay $3.19, Receive 2,350 Balance Rewards Points ($2.35)

$2.00 Off With In-Ad Coupon 2/16-2/22, Limit 3
Buy 1, Receive 2,000 Balance Rewards Points 2/16-2/22

Use one $1.00/1 – Excedrin Product (smartsource.com)

Or $1.00/1 – Excedrin Extra Strength, 24 ct or larger (excedrin.com)

Or $1.00/1 – Excedrin Migraine, 24 ct or larger (excedrin.com)

Pay $2.99, Receive 2,000 Balance Rewards Points ($2.00)

Spend $1.00, Receive 50 Balance Rewards Points with In-Ad Coupon through 3/1

Use two $3.50/1 – Yes to Product (bricks.coupons.com)

Pay Nothing, Receive 100 Balance Rewards Points ($0.10)

Use one $5.00/1 – Hydroxycut from SS 2/2

Pay Nothing

Total: $6.17
Receive: Receive 4,450 Balance Rewards Points ($4.45)

GRAND TOTAL: $6.17 with 4,450 Balance Rewards Points remaining, so $1.72 plus tax for about $27.00 worth of product!