CVS Coupon Match-Ups May 15 - 21, 2011
Thanks to Cindy at Living Rich with Coupons for this weeks' match-ups.
Take a look at CVS's full ad HERE.
:: Cheap this Week ::
Speedstick Stainguard Deodorant - $2.99
Get a $2 ECB (limit 1 offer)
.50 – 5/1/11 SS
= .49 after coupon and ECB
B1G1 Sure Deodorant - $2.99 (online price)
$1 – 5/15/11 SS (use 2)
= .50 each after coupons
Price at your store might vary from the online price.
Right Guard Sport, Xtreme, Total Defense or Dry Idea Deodorant - $2.99
Get a $1 ECB (limit 2 offers)
B1G1 – 5/01/11 RP
= $0.50 each after coupon and ECB
Dial or Tone Bar Soap (2-3 bar) - $1.88
Get a $1 ECB (limit 1 offer)
= $0.88 after ECB
Irish Spring Bar Soap (2 bar) - .88
Neutrogena Healthy Defense Oil Free SunBlock Stick - $7.99 (online price)
Get a $10 ECB wyb 2 (limit 1 offer)
$2 off Neurtogena Suncare Product printable
= $0.99 each after coupons and ECB
Prices at your store might vary from the online price
Kraft Mayo or Miracle Whip (22 -30 oz) - $2
$1 off 2 - 5/15/11 SS
= $1.50 each after coupon
See more CVS deals at Living Rich with Coupons. Thanks, Cindy!
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Good CVS trip this morning - I had rainchecks for Blink and Ivory soap with $1 coupons for each, and got coupons from the red coupon machine for $2 off any pantyliners and $3/10 off any healthcare items. So all were free plus $3 profit after coupons and $8 ECB back for the Blink.
ReplyDeleteHi CJ - Thanks for the field report.
ReplyDeleteI got a $3 off $15 grocery purchase coupon from the Magic Coupon Machine.
Neutrogena sun blocks were pretty high at my CVS, mine was $11.49, though I did see some at $10.49. I ended up basically getting 2 for $9 when you count Qs and ECB.
ReplyDeleteThanks pixie_bit for the update on Neutrogena prices. I'm amazed at how sometime the online and store prices are the same and on other products they aren't even close.
ReplyDeleteGot an email from CVS today for 25% off my full purchase, so check your emails before heading out to CVS this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks, pixie_bit! I never remember to mention the coupons off a full purchase because they exclude sale items. Do couponers use these and what types of things are they looking to buy that never go on sale?
ReplyDeleteI use % off e-mailed coupon on Milk but not pay with EBs to get the discount. :I
ReplyDeleteThanks, coupon.girl - I hadn't thoguht of Milk, not a bad idea at all.
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