Register here for a Bausch & Lomb free trial lens certificate that you can take to your eye doctor to redeem. The offer is only valid if you don’t currently wear contacts. To redeem the certificate, the want to be contact wearer must have to have a prescription, but the deal seems like a good one if you are like me and would like to try out a new pair of glasses. 
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Like the Aerie facebook page for $10 off an Aerie purchase with no minimum purchase required! These are my favorite types of coupons! No minimum purchase could mean almost free depending on the price of the clothing you purchase. This offer is not valid in online stores. Make sure that you print out the page and take it to the store with you in order to receive the discount. The offer is only valid from May 28th to April 1st, so hurry before it expires!
If you need a store locator in order to find a store in your area, here is the link: http://www.ae.com/aerie/storelocator/default.jsp
Did you miss the P&G saver in your weekly newspaper, don’t get a weekly newspaper, can’t find the P&G? Check out the P&G eSaver. Print the coupons or load them directly onto the shopping card that you have entered when you registered. For those of you who don’t know, P&G is short for Proctor and Gamble, and they make many, many name brand items from including Tide, Duracell, Tampax, Charmin, Crest, Gillette, and more. These are some of the most used coupons you can find online for your nearest grocery store.
Alice.com is a one-of-a-kind online store that best serves the home-bound, elderly, busy, those with large families, and people who tend to purchase nothing but name brand items for their homes. If never running out of toilet paper is important to you, Alice.com is a great idea. The store allows you to buy household goods like dish detergent, laundry items, and coffee filters direct from the manufacturer with free shipping. The prices are competitive to your local grocery store or department store chain, especially if you shop for name brand items.
The benefit of this type of marketplace is that it eliminates the middleman and passes the savings directly on to you. Alice.com is a super idea for the home-bound and disabled who don’t feel like lugging large containers of cat litter and coffee from the grocery store to their homes, but the savings aren’t that stellar for double coupon users or people who tend to purchase store brands. If Alice.com is right for you, schedule your toilet paper and housecleaning supplies for automated delivery dates using the site. As a bonus, Alice also organizes your products and provides users with automatic coupons. Alice.com could also be classified as a green store in that it will save you tons of cash in gas, especially if you live a long way away from the nearest grocery store. The site is definitely worth a look-see as it may help you save tons of time and money.
The automatic coupons are a feature you will love, and the savings will really add up…
Sometimes using a coupon code is not the best way to save money. Often times the best way to save a few bucks is to scour the web in search of the best deals. If you know where to look, you can find the absolute cheapest price on a multitude of items like diapers, perfume, and clothing. Among the best sites online to do your scouring include eBay.com, Wal-mart.com, Kmart/Sears online, Amazon.com, Craigslist.com, Froogle (Google shopping), and a few of the comparison sites out there. Today I am searching for diapers. Wal-mart has the cheapest diapers in size 4 at $40.88 for 176. That’s brand name for the price you would pay for generic, sometimes even less. Wal-mart online tends to have many items that are available exclusively online at awesome prices. Add it to your cheap site searches.
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