Differin Acne Treatment Gel Only $3.99 After Cash Back at Target (Regularly $13)

By Kimberly | Affiliate Marketing Manager

Jan 08, 2019 @ 5:51 PM MST

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Through January 12th, Target is offering a Free $5 Target Gift Card with a skin care purchase of $15 or more when you scan the coupon found in the Target ad or in the Target app! This includes Differin Acne treatment gel!

Pair this offer with high value coupons and an Ibotta offer for a great deal on Differin Acne treatment!

Target Deal Idea (Through 1/12):

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Buy two Differin Acne Treatment Gel $12.99 each
Total = $25.98
Scan the FREE $5 Target Gift Card with skin care purchase of $15 or more coupon found in the Target ad or in the Target app
Use the $4/1 Differin Gel printable coupon found here
Use the $3/1 Differin Gel one time use coupon found on the Target app (limit 1)
Pay $18.98
Get a $5 Target Gift Card back for scanning above coupon
Get $3 cash back via Ibotta when you buy one Differin Gel Acne Treatment (exp 3/8; limit 3) = $6
Final cost $7.98 total – just $3.99 each!

Grab a great deal on Target January beauty & skincare boxes!

(Thanks, Totally Target!)

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Matt January 8, 2019 at 7:53 pm MST

I work in pharmacy.. The fact that this was 800 dollars before the patent ran out a year ago and is now 13 bucks should show you how much drug onlinepanies take advantage of people. Not trying to be negative. I love Hip2save and appreciate all they do! Just want to make people aware drug onlinepanies make trillions off the average citizen.

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K January 8, 2019 at 7:59 pm MST

If people went to doctors ( like naturopaths ) who get to the root of the cause instead of just medicating symptoms it would be different. But here we are, unfortunately 🤷🏼‍♀️

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nikis22 January 8, 2019 at 9:21 pm MST

This is so true. Take Doxycycline for example…. I worked in a dermatology office and they’d prescribe it for acne…$4 or $9 list for some pharmacies. I remember a couple of years ago it went through the roof in cost. So right Matt

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Melissaan January 8, 2019 at 11:25 pm MST

I used to feel some sympathy for the drug onlinepanies, knowing that it costs a lot to develop drugs. But the more I learned about their profiteering I realized that regardless of the expenses they incur, their costs are but a tiny fraction of their profits.

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Sharon January 10, 2019 at 12:51 am MST

Yes! I remember it being a few hundred with insurance back when I was teenager! I know they had a saving program that made it more affordable, but it was insane.

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reynareina January 8, 2019 at 8:29 pm MST

Wow, that sucks. For pharmaceutical onlinepanies, it is all about making money. But for 13 bucks I am definitely going to try it.

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Sue January 9, 2019 at 4:56 am MST

I got a perscription for this 15 years ago cost me $90. And it dried out my skin and made me peel.

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Cara January 9, 2019 at 10:47 pm MST

This stuff is awesome. If you look it up and inform yourself of the intial side effects you won’t be in for any surprises. It has a retinoid in it which can make your skin red or make your skin peel for a short time. I’d say mine did both off and on for maybe a month. Invest in a good nighttime moisturizer and a yellow based foundation and you will barely notice it while your skin acclimates to the retinoid. It’s done wonders for my fine lines and deep adult acne. I’ve never had skin like this. I’ve been using it for about nine months and reonlinemend it with five stars. And that’s saying something because I have ALWAYS had acne. And just so you have a base, I’m a fair skinned freckled 38 year old woman. 😍

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Laurie January 12, 2019 at 8:41 am MST

Does Target price match CVS.online? It is on sale for $8 there.

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