Walmart Coupon Matchups 2-19-13

Here are some of the latest coupon matchups for Walmart. I took my list to my Walmart and they did not have a single item in stock. In fact, they did not carry any of it except the Poise Wipes (which were out). Walmart in Grays Harbor in Washington is still a little store with dreams of going supercenter. If you go to a supercenter Walmart then you should have no problems finding these items for about these prices.

Purina Beneful Dog Food Pouch – $1.00
Use $2/1 Purina Beneful Dog Food (exp 05/10/2013)
FREE plus $1 overage after coupon

Wet N Wild Nail Polish – $0.93
Use $1/1 Wet ‘n Wild (exp 02/23/2013)
FREE plus overage after coupon

Poise Wipes or Wash -$2.97
Use $3/1 Poise Feminine Wellness (exp 03/23/2013)
FREE plus overage after coupon

Colgate Toothpaste – $0.94
Use $0.50/1 Colgate Toothpaste, 4 oz+ (exp 03/02/2013)
Pay as low as $0.44 each after coupon

Nivea Body Lotion: $1.97
Use $2/1 Nivea Body Lotion, 2 oz (exp 03/05/2013)
FREE plus overage after coupon

Glade Plug-Ins Scented Warmer – $1.38
Use $1 off Glade Plugins Scented Oil warmer (exp 3/16/2013)
Pay $0.38 each after coupon

Hormel Completes – $1.98
Use $1/1 Hormel Compleats Microwave Meal (exp 04/08/2013)
Pay $0.98 each after coupon

Hormel Sandwich Makers – $1.98
Use $1/1 Hormel Sandwich Makers (exp 04/08/2013)
Pay $0.98 each after coupon

Maruchan Noodles Yakisoba – $0.64
Use $.50/1 Murchan Noodles Bowl or Yakisoba (exp. 5/3/2013)
Pay $0.14 each after coupon

Seapak Shrimp Poppers – $1.67
Use $.75/1 Sea Pak product (exp 3/24/2013)
Pay $0.92 each after coupon

Stride iD Gum Singles – $1.28
Use $1/2 Stride iD gum pks. (exp 3/24/2013)
Pay $0.78 each after coupon

Nivea for Men Body Wash – $2.97
Use $2/1 Nivea for Men Body Wash, Shower Gel, or Lathering Body Scrub (exp 02/24/2013)
Pay $0.97 each after coupon

Nivea Lip Care Dual Package – $2.47
Use $3/2 Nivea Lip Care (exp 03/05/2013)
Pay $0.49 each after coupon

Reminder: If you get the items with a coupon that generates an overage, make sure you buy something else to soak up the overage. The cashiers do not like to give cash back when you have not handed over any cash to them first.

For example: If you buy four bags of Beneful dog food at $1.00 each and use four $2.00 off coupons then you have an overage of $4.00.  This $4 can either be put towards your other purchases or buy something like toilet paper, which can run like $5.98. If all you bought were these five items you would end up paying $1.98 plus sales tax.