How to Shop & Save at Rite Aid

Rite Aid has 3 different loyalty/rewards programs.   First, there is a basic rebate system called Single Check Rebates that gives you a certain amount back on select items.  There is also the Wellness+ program that earns you points that can be redeemed for percent off coupons.  And finally, there is the +UP rewards program. +UP rewards are Rite Aid currency (much like CVS' ECB's & Walgreen's RR's) that can be used in addition to manufacturers coupons.  Here is a breakdown of Rite Aid's loyalty programs & their coupon policy.

Single Check Rebates (SCR):

• Each month, Rite Aid offers rebates on certain items when you purchase them. 
• In their weekly ad, they identify the products attached to rebates by listing it as "$3 SCR"-which means you would receive a $3 rebate if you purchase that item.
•  The great part about this program is you will receive the full amount of the rebate even if you use manufacturers coupons when you purchase it!
• For example:
• You Buy Clean & Clearn Face Wash, $3 which gives you a $3 SCR
• Use $1/1 manufacturers coupon
• Pay $2 in the store
• Receive $3 SCR by mail (which means you made $1 profit)
• Rebates usually have a limit of one per item. Make sure you read the weekly flyer closely.
• To submit for your rebate:
• Go to Rite Aid’s website at the end of the month
• Click on the link for 'Single Check Rebates'
• Login to your account
• Click to enter a receipt (the system will require a few numbers from your receipt)
• Click to save it
• Every time you shop throughout the month, enter your receipt online.
• At the end of the month, go to back to Rite Aid’s site , log in & click to submit your rebates to get your check. They give you a 30 day window after the month ends to ask for your check.
• After you submit for the check, it will usually take 3 to 4 weeks to arrive. (It will say "Use at Rite Aid" across the bottom of the check, but it is a regular check and can be cashed or deposited at your local bank)

 Wellness+ Program:

• You will need a Wellness+ card in order to receive some sale prices, earn +UP rewards & to keep track of your spending (so you can eventually receive 20% off entire purchase couons).
• Earn 1 point for every dollar spent on non-prescription purchases.
• Earn 25 points for every prescription you purchase.
• As you earn more points, you earn more rewards:
• For every 125 pts, you earn a 10% off shopping pass
• For every 500 pts, you earn a 10% off all non-prescription purchases everyday & free health screenings
• For every 1000 pts, you earn 20% off all non-prescription purchases everyday

+UP Rewards:

• +UP Rewards can be used like cash at Rite Aid.  They are similar to Extra Care Bucks at CVS. When you buy participating products, +UP rewards are printed on your receipt that you can use on future purchases.
• +UP Rewards can be rolled, which means you can use them to pay for the same items again and earn additional +UP rewards.  You could even use your +UP rewards to purchase items that would get you a Single Check Rebate.
• +UP rewards are not coupons. You can use manufacturer coupons and any other store coupons along with them at checkout!
• You can use as many +UP rewards on your transaction as you'd like, but the register will stop accepting them if they will make your subtotal (pre-tax total) negative.

Rite Aid's Coupon Policy 

• Read their store coupon policy HERE
• Rite Aid has short videos called Rite Aid Video Values (check them out here) that you can watch on their website to earn coupons for items featured in those videos. These coupon can be stacked with manufacturer coupons.
• Rite Aid accepts Internet printed coupons up to $5.00
• You can use a B1G1 FREE coupon on a B1G1 FREE sale and get both items for FREE.