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Originally Posted by summer_gphib
The meds for my basset hound with cancer are over $400 a month, not counting vet bills, cardiology appointments, etc. Using coupons has allowed us to be able to get him the open heart surgery he needed, the chemo, and now treat the heart disease that was caused by the chemo. It's been a life saver!  |
Buffy was on a medication that would have cost $350/month if I bought it at the vet's. His vet gave me a pet pharmacy in Arizona (DiamondBack Pharmacy) which made up pet meds themselves - the same med was $29.79/month including postage! I'll look for the address for you when I'm home.
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Originally Posted by nittanygirl
I think if you're going to extreme coupon like on that show, you should be making charitable donations because there is simply no way you're going to use all of that stuff before the next time you decide to buy 60 more of the same thing
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I was always taught that if I got a BOGO, to set one aside for a food bank (we had to do that with clothes, too). But times have changed, and I see nothing wrong to keep a couple, but I still have a food bank shelf.