Rite Aid Video Values

[Melissa]

Rite Aid Launches New Online Savings Program At RiteAid.com More info here http://www.riteaid.com/company/news/news...umber=1178

Customers Save by Watching Short Informational Videos on Select Products, Then Print Coupons
Video Values Program Will Feature Changing Library of Videos with New Information and Coupons

You can get started here http://my.adperk.com/offer/d30b50da#ly

We will index these available coupons with our rite aid deals and will include Video Values that are No longer viewable but not expired as NLV otherwise Current Viewable Video Values will be listed as Video Values next to coupon value

Don't hesitate to ask any questions you have regarding Rite Aid Video Values and how they work.

[Melissa]

RiteAid Video Values coupons are viewable for 1 month. While they are no longer available to be viewed, you can still print and use them as they have not yet expired. We advise that if you see a coupon on the Video Values site for a product that you normally use, that you view it before the end of the month.

In our Deal Matchups you will find the coupons that are currently able to be viewed and the coupons that are No Longer Viewable (NLV). You must view the video in order to be able to print the coupon.

For Example:
If you see a coupon that states $1 Video Values that coupon is currently able to be viewed and printed from their website. If you see a coupon that says $1 NLV Video Values, that coupon is not able to be viewed anymore but is still printable and has not yet expired.

Here is the link to the Video Values site: http://my.adperk.com/offer/d30b50da#ly

[Debberdoo]

Can I use a manufacture and video value coupon? I noticed when I watched the videos then printed out the coupons, some of them actually say manufacture's coupon and some say valueable coupon. I'm a new shopper to Rite Aid and just want to get the best deals I can. Thanks!

[petergabrielfan]

(08-09-2010 03:34 PM)Debberdoo Wrote:  Can I use a manufacture and video value coupon? I noticed when I watched the videos then printed out the coupons, some of them actually say manufacture's coupon and some say valueable coupon. I'm a new shopper to Rite Aid and just want to get the best deals I can. Thanks!

Good question. Yes, you can. Most Rite Aid coupons say that but they are store coupons. You'll know it's a Rite Aid coupon because the barcode will begin with a RC. Manufacturer coupons begin with a 5 or a 9. Every great once in a while you will find a Video Values or a coupon in the Rite Aid circular that is actually a manufacturer one, but that is rare.