Kroger - nice clearance find today

Clearance by far is my FAVORITE section of any store and the way I supplement my spending on the necessary things in my family like milk

While at Kroger today I noticed this Joint Movement Glocosamine on manager special for $3.99.  I recalled seeing this on either ibotta , Checkout 51 or Shopmium as I check those soooo often everytime I am in a store.  Well. I found it on ibotta  and they had an offer for this exact one for $3 back.  So my next thought was there HAS to be a coupon for this.  As it was raining and I didn't wanna get soaked going outside to look through my coupons, I went to the Kroger ap just in case, as they often offer the same coupons as found in the inserts.  Much to my happiness, there WAS a loadable for this for $3 off!

If you notice on my receipt, it rang up $3.99 and took off the $3 ecoupon.  So after ibotta  I earned $2.01 to pay down the cost of my milk.

Even if you don't find it on closeout, regular price is $7.99 so after both discounts, still only $1.99.

OR $0.99 if you boost this printable to the $4 offer

*Also, there is a bonus of $2 when you buy this and the Calcuim and Vitamin D so if that is also $7.99, it has a $2 offer and $2 bonus wyb both AND a $4 printable offer so just $0.99 for both!

Woo Hoo!  

Don't forget to ALWAYS check the clearance out as you never know what kind of money makers or deals or out there.  If I used regular milk, I could have scored a gallon free as one Randalls had boxes of Nature Valley granola bars 50% off stickered because the boxes were squished.  Well they are on sale for $2.50 so brings them down to $1.25.  After the 1.25 coupon would make them free and you get free gallon of milk! (unfortunately organic is excluded so I left them for others)

Also, last day to get the $1.28 on the Driscoll strawberries!!!!

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