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January 2019- Free-Bees

January 2019
Free-Bees
I love getting free things that I can use.  There are many sources of scoring free items such
as Kroger Customer incentives, Giant Eagle Advantage program, Walgreens Register
Rewards and Points Program, Coupons, Pinch Me, Saving Source, Bzzagent, and Meijers
buy 10 get the 11th free.  
Here is my list….
Bromley Razor, Shaving Cream (.25oz) and Post Shave Balm (.25 oz) - Sample Request
Wheat Thins (9 oz)- Best Customer Coupon
L’OReal Paris- New Pure-Sugar Scrub Sample- Sample Request
Maybelline Lipstick- Walgreens/BzzAgent Sample/Review
Snapstick Protein Snack- Giant Eagle Advantage Weekly Deal
2 Kind Bars- Kroger Sale and Coupon
Crest Detoxify Gum Toothpaste (4.1 oz)- Kroger Best Customer Coupon
Centrum Vitamins (130 ct)- Coupon, Savingstar
Cheez-It (20 oz) Family Size- Kroger Best Customer Coupon
Scott’s TP (12 ct.),2-  Advil Cold and Flu (10ct.), 2- Black Forest Fruit Bites (8oz), 2-Gillette
(11oz) Shaving Cream,6- Gillette (2oz) Shaving Cream-- Walgreens Sales, Store Coupons,
Coupons, Register Rewards, Bonus Points and IBOTTA
Optic White Colgate Toothpaste (4.2 oz)- CVS Sale, CRT, Coupon
Colgate Mouthwash (16.9 oz)- CVS Sale, CRT, Coupon, ECB
Meijer’s Tissues (160ct)- Meijer Store Coupon
Scott’s TP (12ct)- Walgreens Store Coupon, Coupon, Bonus Points, Gift Card
Bai Bubbles (11.5 oz)- Kroger Free Fridays
2- Crest Pro-Health Advanced Toothpaste- CVS Sale, Coupon, CRT, EBC
Schick Quattro and Blade Torq 3- CVS Sale, Coupon, CRT, EBC
Garnier Whole Blends Shampoo and Conditioner (12.5 oz each)- CVS Sale, Coupon, CRT,
EBC
L’Oreal Elvive Total Repair 5 Shampoo and Conditioner (12.6 oz each), L’Oreal Hairspray
(8.25 oz)- CVS Sale, Coupon, CRT, EBC
6- Kindle Books from Amazon Prime (1/14/19)
Trident Vibe single gum, Navitas Organics Vanilla and Greens powder (.84oz) and Ban dry
spray (1 oz)- Samplier
3- Kindle Books from Amazon Prime (1/15/19)
3- Kindle Books from Amazon Prime (1/27/19)
Simple Truth Organic Cold Brew Vanilla Coffee (8 oz)- Kroger Free Friday

WOW!  January was good to us.  What’s your the thing you get for free the most?  
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