• 9 FREE Crest Toothpastes + $5 Moneymaker

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    Through September 24th, go to Dollar General where you can score nine free Crest Toothpastes and a moneymaker after using the digital coupons! As a deal idea, simply grab nine Crest Toothpastes (2.7-ounce) priced at $1 each. Then use the digital coupons mentioned in the breakdown below, your final price will be free for all! Plus, you’ll earn $5 Moneymaker. Don’t miss out!

    Please note that digital coupons can vary by account and that Dollar General doesn’t give cash for overages. You have to purchase filler items to use the $5 from using the digital coupons.

    9 FREE Crest Toothpastes + $5 Moneymaker

    ► Buy 9 Crest Toothpaste (2.7 oz) @$1/ea = $9
    Use $6/4 Crest Toothpastes 2.7 oz+ digital coupon (limit 1, x9/24) = -$6
    And use $5/3 Crest Toothpastes 2.7 oz+ digital coupon (limit 1, x9/24) = -$5
    And use $3/2 Crest Toothpastes 2.7 oz+ digital coupon (limit 1, x9/24) = -$3
    Final Price: FREE for all + $5 Moneymaker

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    28 good-looking people commentedLeave a comment
    1. 1

      Store has them but wrong size for the 1.00 ones… and digital coupon didn’t work on even the correct Colgate coupon…

    2. 0

      Dollar General never has the right amount of quanity in stock so I never go there to coupon.

      • 0.1
        Virginia (Free Stuff Finder) :

        Hi Lyle! Sorry you store never has enough product in stock for deals to work. Hope you score the next deal!

    3. -1
      natasha.ram02@icloud.com :

      Hi is this deal for in store only?

    4. -2

      I searched the crest upc 037000928584. It worked for me.

    5. -3

      The coupon didn’t work for me about the $1 crest.

      • -3.1
        Virginia (Free Stuff Finder) :

        Hi there! Sorry to hear this didn’t work for you. Did the toothpaste you selected qualify for the coupon. Sometimes the coupons only work with select varieties and sizes.

    6. -4

      Does it work if you substitute toothpaste for mouthwash?

      • -4.1
        Virginia (Free Stuff Finder) :

        Hi there! The coupons include mouth wash that is 473ml or larger. You could by mouthwash instead but the price you pay would rise because the mouth wash is more than $1 each. Hope this makes sense!

    7. -5

      Can only buy a max of 7. So only two coupons can be used.

    8. -6

      does anyone have a DG that has 9 of these in stock though? Almost none of my stores (cvs, walgreens, etc) have that much stock in just about anything.

    9. -7

      I have a question about how it is a money maker. I don’t really go to dollar general so sorry if this is a silly question. How is this a money maker if it’s all digital coupons from Dollar general? Does dollar general owe us money when we use all the coupons from the step to step on here?
      Thank you 🙌

      • -7.1
        Virginia (Free Stuff Finder) :

        Hi Belen! This is a moneymaker because your total is $9 but the amount you are getting off with coupons is $14. I recommend adding another product or products to your order so the overage can apply to that. They will not give you the overage in cash. Hope this explains it!

    10. -8

      This is a great deal. Waiting for Dollar Tree to have deals like Dollar General.

      • -8.1

        I would love to see Dollar Tree also start having these deals as well. Our dollar general is worthless but dollar tree is always stocked,clean, and friendly!

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