Free Film Developing at Walgreens, April 9th

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35mm filmAttention shutterbugs! On April 9th Walgreens is offering free photo development for 35mm, APS-film and disposable or one-use cameras. If you are like us, you probably have a few of these things stashed away around the house from spring break vacations, Easter Egg hunts, or maybe even last summer.

From Walgreens.com:

Bring in any roll of 35mm or APS film or one-time use camera and we’ll process one set of 4×6 prints on high-quality photo paper with negatives—free.

Here’s a link to the printable coupon section at Walgreens.com. I’m sure the photo developing areas will be crowded on Wednesday, but if you can stand a little wait the price is definitely right.

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    • 4 Comments so far

    1. Rene on April 8th, 2008

      Thanks for letting me know this. I have several of these around the house.

    2. Todd on April 8th, 2008

      Our local Walgreens had a day (recently) where they were doing ink cartridge refills for free. Apparently, I need to pay more attention to flyers/etc. so I don’t keep missing them. You know, $7.00 here, $10.00 there, it adds up to real money. Unless you’re already wealthy !

    3. Madison on April 9th, 2008

      This reminded me that we had a roll from a snorkeling trip we did over 4 years ago that I never got around to developing. I just dropped it off with the free coupon.

      Thanks for the tip!

    4. David@The Good Human on April 10th, 2008

      What’s film? ;-) Thanks for the tip!



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