$7 Worth of New Aleve Coupons = Back & Muscle Pain Reliever 50-Count Tablets Just $1.84 Each at Walgreens
Hop on over to Coupons.com and print three new coupons valid on Aleve items. The following coupons expire on May 4th and have a limit of 4 identical coupons per day.
- $3/1 Aleve Back & Muscle Pain 24 ct. or larger printable coupon
- $2/1 Aleve PM 20 ct. or larger printable coupon
- $2/1 Aleve 40 ct. or larger Excludes Aleve-D
Even sweeter, through April 13th, Walgreens is offering Buy One, Get One 50% off select Aleve 40-200-ct. pain relief products! Pair this sale with the above coupons and a Walgreens store coupon for a nice deal on pain relief products!
Walgreens Deal Ideas (thru 4/13):
Buy two Aleve Back & Muscle Pain Reliever 50 ct. Tablets $7.79 each
Total After Buy One Get One 50% off sale = $11.68
Use two $3/1 Aleve Back & Muscle Pain 24 ct. or larger printable coupons
Use the $1/1 Aleve Pain Relief 40 or 50 ct. Walgreens Store coupon found in the April Savings Booklet, available to digitally clip to your balance rewards card here (or pick up a free booklet in store) = $2
Final cost $3.68 total – just $1.84 each!
Buy two Aleve All Day Strong Pain Reliever 50 ct. Tablets $7.79 each
Total After Buy One Get One 50% Off Sale = $11.69
Use two $2/1 Aleve 40 ct or larger printable coupons or found in the Walgreens App
Use the $1/1 Aleve Pain Relief 40 or 50 ct. Walgreens Store coupon found in the April Savings Booklet, available to digitally clip to your balance rewards card here (or pick up a free booklet in store) = $2
Final cost $5.69 total – just $2.85 each!
Buy two Aleve All Day Strong Pain Reliever 40 ct. Gelcaps $7.79 each
Total After Buy One Get One 50% Off Sale = $11.69
Use two $2/1 Aleve 40 ct or larger printable coupons or found in the Walgreens App
Use the $1/1 Aleve Pain Relief 40 or 50 ct. Walgreens Store coupon found in the April Savings Booklet, available to digitally clip to your balance rewards card here (or pick up a free booklet in store) = $2
Final cost $5.69 total – $2.85 each!
Excellent, we are just running out of this. Does anyone know if there is a difference with the back and muscle pain vs standard aleve? It seems like it is the exact same medicine, I wonder if it is just a marketing trick or of there is an actual difference with the product. TIA