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Saturday, July 23, 2011

CVS $5 Scenario - Week of 7/24/11

This scenario has five transactions.  If your store is busy, the polite thing to do is to pay for a  couple transactions and step aside to let the customers behind you check out.  This not only keeps the other customers happy, but puts less stress on the cashier. 

If you are following my CVS $5 Scenarios, you have $1 and $2  ECB  to start this week's shopping. 

Take a look more of this week's CVS deals

Transaction #1
purchase:
(1) Crest Pro-Health, Scope Outlast or 3D White Toothpaste $2.99
use:
(1) Crest coupon (6/05/11 P&G or 7/03/11 P&G) - $0.75
$2 ECB from last week - $2.00
= $0.24 + tax out of pocket and get a $2 ECB

Transaction #2
purchase:
(1) Crest Pro-Health, Scope Outlast or 3D White Toothpaste $2.99
use:
(1) Crest coupon (6/05/11 P&G or 7/03/11 P&G) - $0.75
$2 ECB from previous transaction - $2.00
= $0.24 + tax out of pocket and get a $2 ECB

Transaction #3
purchase:
(1) U by Kotex Pad, Liner or Tampon $3.49
use:
(1) U by Kotex coupon (7/24/11 SS) - $1.00
ECB from previous transaction -$2.00
= $0.49 + tax out of pocket and get a $2 ECB

Transaction #4
purchase:
(1) Paper Mate Grip Pen (8 ct)  $1.99
use:
ECB from previous transaction -$1.99 (cashier will reduce)
= $0.00 + tax (if you pay in your state) and get a $1.99 ECB

Transaction #5
purchase:
(1) Re-Nu Sensitive Solution $7.89
use:
(1) Re-Nu printable coupon or (6/12/11 SS) -$2.00
$1 ECB from last week - $1.00
ECB from previous transaction -$1.99
= $2.90 + tax and get a $6 ECB

Items Purchased
(2) Crest Toothpaste
(1) U by Kotex product
(1) Re-Nu Solution
(1) package of Paper Mate Pens

Total retail before sales & coupons: $25.85
Total spent: $3.87 + tax fro an 85% savings
And a $6 ECB to start next week's shopping.

If you didn't start with the $3 in ECBs, you will spend $6.87 for this scenario - a 73% savings

7 comments:

  1. this is awesome! thanks soooo much!

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  2. You're welcome. I hope it give you and idea of how to roll those ECBS and spend very little money out of pocket.

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  3. To save some transactions you could do the last transaction first and then do the 4 first ones :)

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  4. Hi Anonymous - My quick figuring is that you might even spend less out of pocket flipping the transaction around. Great idea!

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  5. I added the Bengay to the 4th and used the $5.00 coupon that I was able to print online (not avail anymore).

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  6. Here a another Bengay coupon I found for $5.00 off Cold Therapy product.

    http://bricks.coupons.com/Start.asp?bt=vi&tqnm=yfxweiz35249679&o=88608&c=JJ&p=uSxzmh3s

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  7. Hi Anonymous - Thanks for the Bengay coupon link, but I don't think it's going to work on this week's Bengay deal at CVS.

    CVS's ad states the $2 ECB is for Bengay pain patch 3-4 ct.

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