On Tuesday 9th October, present this coupon (English / French) and Shoppers Drug Mart will pay the tax when you spend $50+ on participating products. The usual exclusions apply (gift cards, stamps, newspapers, products with codeine etc).
Canadian Deals: No Tax at Shoppers Drug Mart WUS $50 Tuesday 9th October
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Just about every offer made by Shopper’s involves a purchase of $50 or more. Makes it even worse when it’s for “participating products”. How often do people spend over $50 at Shoppers? I very rarely, if ever, spend that much. Am I the one who’s not normal?