Walgreens, you do not need a card. The register rewards are catalina coupons, printed at the register in response to specific sales. Check the weekly flier in the Sunday Newspaper, and you will find the sale prices, register rewards, and store coupons (not manufacturer coupons). The catalinas are manufacturer coupons, even though they specify Walgreens, and some competitors will take them.Check your local stores to see if they accept competitor coupons.
Rite Aid has a rebate program. Instead of sending in multiple rebates on multiple products, you can submit all your in store rebates on one form - and you can do this online. They send you ONE check. You don't need a special card for this offer, either. You can find the form online, or in the Rite Aid circular in the store. As with CVS and Walgreens, you will want to check the flyer that comes in the Sunday paper every week for deals.
The key here is to match your coupons to the sales that generate these rewards. For example, Walgreens has the following deals this weekKelloggs Cereal 2/$5 - $1 Register Reward - coupons from coupons.com, newspaper inserts, etc Final price is at least 2/$4, depending on if you have one or two coupons and the value of the coupons. With this deal, don't forget the $10 Kelloggs/Keebler rebate - you have to buy all items on the same trip.:
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