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**FREE Clorox Bleach AND OcuFresh EyeWash** Rite Aid Deals 5/20






* Buy (4) $1.99 items BOGO 50% off @ $5.96 total




 

Clorox Bleach Ultra 96 oz @ $1.88
* use (2) $0.50/1 Clorox Product printable
* Pay: $2.76 for two
* Submit SCR #9. Get back $3 SCR wyb 2
As low as free (plus money maker) after rebate!!


OcuFresh Eye Wash @ $4.99
* use $0.50/1 OcuFresh Eye Wash printable
* pay $4.49, get back $2 + Up (limit 3)
* Submit $4 SCR (limit 2) -- submit here
As low as FREE (plus money maker) after +Up and rebate!!
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