The end of the month means that you have some coupons that are about to expire. Families that shop at Target need to use up their soon to expire Target coupons before it is too late. Here is a quick look at some coupons that are good through July 31, 2013. These coupons are for products from all over the store – not just the grocery aisles.
GoodNites has a coupon that will save you $1.50 when you buy any 1 GoodNites product. This coupon is not valid on the trial size product.
Gerber has a coupon that will save you 10% when you make a purchase of 5 select Gerber baby food items.
Neuro has a coupon that will save you $0.50 when you buy any 14.5 ounce Neuro drink.
Gatorade has a coupon that will save you $0.50 when you buy select Gatorade Prime items.
Gatorade has a coupon that will save you $1.00 when you buy select Gatorade Recover items.
Mike and Ike has a coupon that will get you a freebie. Buy 4 Mike and Ike products (select products of the 5 ounce size) and get one for free.
Lindt has a coupon that will save you $1.00 when you buy any 1 Lindt HELLO candy bars. This coupon is for the 3.5 ounce size.
Chobani has a coupon that will get you a freebie. Buy 3 Chobani Flip yogurts, get one for free.
Kashi has a coupon that will save you $1.00 when you buy any 1 Kashi GOLEAN Vanilla Graham or Heart to Heart Nutty Chia Flax Cereal.
Prevacid has a coupon that will save you $3.00 when you buy the 14-count size (or larger) of Prevacid 24 HR heartburn relief.
Raid has a coupon that will save you $1.00 when you buy a Raid Bug Barrier starter kit.
Raid has a coupon that will save you $0.50 when you buy a select Raid pest control item.
OFF has a coupon that will save you $1.00 when you buy 1 OFF insect repellent.
Target has a coupon that will save you $2.00 when you buy the novel Shine Shine Shine by Lydia Netzer.
Merona has a coupon that will save you 25% when you buy 2 select Women’s Merona apparel items.
Target has a coupon that will save you $5.00 when you make a purchase of Women’s Plus apparel (of $25.00 or more).
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