As always, unadvertised prices at Target can vary by store and by region, so may not be exactly the same at your store. There’s a gift card deal this week: Buy four select oral care items, get a $5.00 Target gift card. This includes Oral-B toothbrushes, and people are finding Indicator as low as $1.74 and Complete as low as $2.25. So here are scenarios:
Indicator
- Buy four Oral-B Indicator toothbrushes for $6.96.
- Use two $1.00/2 from the 3/3 PG = $4.96.
- Get back a $5.00 gift card for a net cost of free.
Complete
- Buy four Oral-B Complete toothbrushes for $9.00.
- Use four $1.00/1 from the 3/3 PG = $5.00.
- Get back a $5.00 gift card for a net cost of free.
(Thanks, Totally Target)
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Can I buy multiples of these and get multiple gift cards in one transaction or do they need to be split up?
Gift card deals at Target do stack — however they limit to four like manufacturer coupons per household per day, and all the P&G coupons say limit four.