Are You Gellin'? {Rafflecopter #Giveaway - 7 Winners!} #imabzzagent

So, I signed up to become a BzzAgent a while back. I get to try out products and get high-value coupons. In exchange for these things, I need to share what I think of these products by blogging, tweeting, writing reviews, etc.My most recent BzzCampaign is for Dr. Scholl's. I received a pair of Massaging Gel Insoles and a ton of great coupons.

Now, I have to admit that I've been gellin' since before the annoying commercial came out. I waited tables for years and years and this particular insert was the only one that I could trust to work and last a long time. I tried others, but they'd either collapse within a week, ride up inside my shoe - really great feeling when you're super-busy and are carrying a giant tray with 10 loaded dinner plates toward a table of very hungry senior diners! Anyway, when I quit working to stay home with the kids, I kept buying the Dr. Scholl's Massaging Gel Inserts. First, I was pregnant. My feet hated me and the only thing that allowed me to walk more than from the living room to the bathroom (repeatedly) were those inserts. Then, once little guy became mobile, so did mommy! Even after a long day of chasing him in the park, my feet and legs don't hurt. Oh, and did I mention that we have no car and walk everywhere? Yeah. I thank my lucky stars that I have these things inside my shoes almost every day.

I gave the sample pair of inserts to my oldest. His feet are just a little larger than mine (my baby!), so they fit into his shoes. What happens is the inserts are made for men or women. They come in a large size that you can cut down to whatever size your shoe happens to be. He was kind of weirded-out about having the women's version until I asked him how many of his friends look inside his shoes, especially when he's wearing them. Bonus: He could ask people if they were gellin'!

A pair of Dr. School's Massaging Gel Inserts runs about $12.99 each. I've seen them at Walmart for $10, Target for $9, and Walgreens for $11. Not a bad deal when you consider that you can buy inexpensive shoes and still feel good wearing them!

Giveaway!

I received a ton of $5 off coupons. That would mean if you find these at the suggested retail price of $12.99, you could get them for just $6.99! And if you find them at Target or on sale anywhere else, you can get them for even less! These coupons are good on any Dr. Scholl's Massaging Gel Insoles, including the original, work, sport, and extra support - both men's and women's. Coupon is good in the US and expires 12/31/11.

I am going to give away 2 coupons to seven winners. Use one for yourself and share the other (or keep them both!) The entries are very, very easy! *If you clear your cookies often, you may want to leave a blog comment to remind yourself that you entered. You don't have to - just a friendly suggestion.

***I am a BzzAgent. I received products and coupons for this post. 

I did not receive any monetary compensation. 

The review has been written in my own words and the opinions are mine.***