Shoppers Drug Mart Flyer Black Friday Gift Budget Planning 13 November 2026 The Shoppers Drug Mart flyer this week starts Saturday, November 14 and ends Thursday, November 19, 2026, in Ontario. Its gift section provides current references for a Black Friday gift budget, beginning with Quality Street tin, 650 g: $17.99 each, Kinder advent calendar, selected types, 167-182 g: $12.99 each and Terry’s Chocolate Orange, 145 g: $5.99 each. The tin, calendar and chocolate orange are different gift formats, so their prices should be compared against the recipient and the amount you want to spend, rather than as interchangeable packages. A calendar also serves a different purpose from a single chocolate gift. Selected types apply where stated, and the Kinder listing spans more than one package weight. The Shoppers Drug Mart flyer archive provides the full weekly edition. These offers begin tomorrow; the cover’s separate two-day sale should not be confused with this page’s six-day window.
Shoppers Drug Mart flyer this week: compare gifts before Black Friday
Shoppers Drug Mart Flyer Black Friday Gift Budget Planning 13 November 2026 For a beauty-gift comparison, Shoppers Beauty 25 Days of Beauty advent calendar: $150 each and Olay Hello Hydration gift set: $25 each occupy very different budget levels. The beauty calendar and Olay set are marked while quantities last, with no rainchecks. Their advertised names identify the sets to compare; the page does not provide a complete contents list, so check that before deciding which suits the recipient. Recording the exact set name and current price makes a later Black Friday comparison more useful than matching only the brand. No membership price is stated beside these five gifts; separate points promotions are not deducted from their displayed prices here. Black Friday falls on November 27, after this flyer ends. These November 14-19 offers neither announce event-day prices nor promise that the sets will remain available. Browse weekly flyers for other dated gift options without assuming that waiting guarantees a lower price.