Rite Aid is my favorite drug store and in Northern Delaware they are everywhere.  Since Rite Aid purchased Eckerds, there are at least 5 in a five mile radius around my house.

To find a Rite Aid near you click HERE.

Rite Aid uses a monthly rebate program called Single Check Rebate (SCR). Rebates are listed in their weekly flyer, a monthly book found at the front of the store or online here.

Steps to complete the SCR process:

1.       Register at Rite Aid and create your SCR account.  Set up your account. - Once your account is set up an email will be sent with money saving coupons along with a nice $5 off $25 purchase coupon.

2.       As you make purchases during the month immediately enter your receipt into your account.  You can wait and enter them all at once but I find it easier to just keep the total running and not have to worry about losing the receipt or forgetting to enter some.  When entered immediately expect to receive a message saying they are waiting for information from the store before your refund can be processed.  It can take up to 5 days for your new purchase to update in the system.

3.       At the end of the month simply visit Rite Aid and log into your account to request a check!  Checks can only be requested ONCE a month “SINGLE CHECK” so wait until the month has finished and then request a check.

4.       Deposit or cash your check just like any other bank check.

Rite Aid’s Coupon Policy:

• SCR deals are normally 1 per household
• Stacked coupons are allowed (one Rite Aid coupon with 1 manufacturer’s coupon)
• NO double coupons
• Accepts 1 internet printable coupon per transaction

There are times Rite Aid deals can be moneymakers!  Check out this post to see how.