FREE VitaminWater10 at Marsh & Target

by Briana Carter on April 7, 2009

In this past weekend’s Sunday Inserts (4/5/09), there was a $1 off 1 any Vitamin Water 10 – 20 oz. bottle. These are on sale at Marsh and Target this week for $1, so after coupon they are FREE!

I purchased extra inserts, did you?

Be sure to check out the rest of the Marsh Grocery Deals & Target Deals to see what else is a bargain this week!

Tagged as: Free, Marsh, Store Deals, Target

comments { 7 Comments }

Nicole - April 07, 2009 @ 2:32 pm 1

I can’t seem to find the vitamin water coupon? Can you help me and tell me which insert it is in? Thanks.
Bargain Briana - April 07, 2009 @ 2:36 pm 2

It was in the 4-5 Smart Source Insert on the the back of the first page in my inser.t

It may have been regional or you may not be buying the paper with the largest circulation for your area as sometimes the coupons even vary within a region depending on the newspaper.

Hope that helps!
Danika - April 07, 2009 @ 3:56 pm 3

Also on sale for $1 at Walmart…makes them FREE! Just got mine this morning…
Sarah - April 07, 2009 @ 7:31 pm 4

How do you purchase extra inserts???
Lea Ann - April 07, 2009 @ 9:00 pm 5

I have 13 inserts! I’m the happiest mommy ever!

Here’s how I get more than my one Sunday subscription to the paper:
Ask neighbors. Go thru recycling bins at high-rise apartment buildings because rich young people with no kids do not seem to clip coupons. Ask other moms at preschool if I can have their circulars. Go thru recycling bin at preschool. Library. Make friends with the route driver who throws your paper!
Bargain Briana - April 08, 2009 @ 12:14 am 6

What she said! :) I just bought extra papers this week because of all of the inserts. Totally worth it to me!

I also found these on sale at CVS for $1!
Teresa A. - April 08, 2009 @ 11:03 am 7

I usually go to the newspaper recycling bin near my supermarket to get extra inserts. Sometimes you have to do a little digging, as some of the coupon inserts have long since expired. Occasionally I bring my 6-year-old daughter. I made the mistake once of telling her we were going “dumpster diving” (even though it’s not a dumpster). The next day she went to school and told her teacher and other parents that she got to go “dumpster diving” with Mommy. Oh no…how do I get out of this one?? Ahhh, good times!!