saving money on diapers and other caregiver things

[Regina]

Here is a site that you can actually turn in your reciepts for diapers and such, and they send you money back...

The Caregivers Marketplace

For instance, if you use goodnites, huggies diapers, huggies pull-ups, you send in your receipts after you buy at least 5, and they mail you a check for 5.00 back to you.

It has more than just diapers. It has cottenelle moist wipes, ensure, vitamins, etc. You just need to go to their sites and look for eligible products. It is a site for caregivers, so if you are taking care of your elderly mother or your child, you are a caregiver.

I haven't tried it yet, but my friend does it. Let's say you buy a jumbo pack of huggies for 8.99....cvs is my favorite store to buy it from because sometimes they have ecb's that they give back to you if you buy 20.00 worth of huggies and such. Anyway, 7.99 is a good price, but I will still buy at 8.99. I use a 1.00 off huggies coupon for the diapers. Making 8.99-1.00= 7.99. I buy two, unless they have the ecb deal going on, making my total 17.98 minus two 1.00 off coupons from huggies, then I use the 5.00 off 15 cvs coupon that you can print off at A Full Cup . So, now my total is 15.98-5.00= 10.98 for two packs of jumbo diapers. Then, when I collect some more receipts after buying more diapers...I send it in to caregivers marketplace, and they end up refunding me another 2.00 on this order, making two jumbo packs of diapers 8.98 plus tax.

Anyway, I just figured this out today and thought I would share.