IF you have the time and/or inclination, I've noticed that there are some freepers, and thus presumably a number of lurkers, too, who have NO idea what the word - OR - acronym "WAGS" either means or stands for.
I presume that the "W" is for Walgreens; perhaps the "S" is for store.
I've now spent over half an hour trying to find out, following earlier instructions to search the web, that it's ALL on the web, and I'm totally unsuccessful.
Do you by any chance have any idea what "WAGS" refers to, in regards to using coupons issued by Walgreen's?
I hope you will accept my apology in advance if you are too busy to answer this.
Thank you.
regards,
HP
Wags is the nickname for Walgreens.
The hot deal this week is the Omega Factor 3. 10 get back 10. But inside is a $3.00 coupon AND it qualifies for the free vitamin pack that some stores have.
So, there you have a money maker. If you are brave, you can just open it up and pull it out and use it.
If you aren’t brave, buy one..open it up..and buy another.
Walgreens is a major pain in the butt to deal with because of the rules of not using an RR on the same item and only one coupon per item..so you have to have fillers...but mostly because Walgreens is a crapshoot when it comes to employees/Managers and knowing their own rules.
But, you can make money just by buying products.
If you want to try the new Nivea product for men look for the display. 3.99 get back 3.00 but the brochure in that display has a 1.00 off coupon.