You can save ton of money at CVS rolling ECBs. If you are following my CVS $5 Scenarios you have a $2 ECB to start this week's shopping.Remember, if CVS is out of stock on an item, ask for a raincheck. You still get ECBs with a raincheck.
Take a look more CVS deals HERE.
Transaction #1
purchase:
(1) Tone Body Wash $3.88
use:
(1) Tone printable coupon -$1.00
ECB from last week -$2.00
= $0.88 + tax out of pocket and get a $3 ECB
Transaction #2
purchase:
(4) VitaminWaters @$1 each = $4.00
(2) Honest Teas @$1 each = $2.00
use:
(2) B1G1 VitaminWater coupon -$2.00
(2) .50 Honest Tea coupon -$1.00
ECB from 1st transaction -$3.00
= $0.00 + tax out of pocket and get a $2 ECB
Transaction #3
purchase:
(2) Pantene Pro-V Hair Care products $6.97 (one of them must be shampoo)
use:
(1) FREE Pantene product wyb Pantene shampoo coupon (11/28/10 P&G) -$3.48
ECB from 2nd transaction -$2.00
= $1.49 + tax out of pocket and get a $2 ECB
Transaction #4
purchase:
(2) Always Pads (14-24 ct) - $6.00
use:
(2) $1 Always coupon (12/26/10 P&G) - $2.00
ECB from 3rd transaction -$2.00
= $2.00 + tax out of pocket and get a $2 ECB
Items Purchased
(1) Tone Body Wash
(4) VitaminWaters
(2) Honest Teas
(2) Pantene Hair Care products
(2) Always Pads
Retail before sales and coupons: $31.98
Total out of pocket: $4.27 + tax for a 86% savings
And a $2 ECB to use within the next month
If you didn't start with the $2 ECB, you will have only spent $6.27 for this scenario - an 80% savings.
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The Honest Tea coupons say one coupon per household/computer, even though their website says print limit of 3. I'm hoping CVS will take more than one.
ReplyDeleteHi CJ - I didn't even notice the "fine print" on the Honest coupons. It doesn't make it easy when they have conflicting info. I would imagine CVS would accept more than one.
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