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Saturday, January 28, 2012

CVS $5 Scenario - Week of 1/29/12

You can save a ton of money rolling ECBs - spending you ECBs on products that will trigger more. Remember, CVS is nothing like shopping at Walgreens.  You can split up an ECB deal into multiple transactions, and if the ECB limit is more than one, you can roll your ECB on the same offer.

If you are following my CVS $5 Scenarios, you have a $4 ECB to start this week's shopping.

Take a look more of this week's CVS deals.

You will need to shop on Sunday, Monday or Tuesday because of the three day sale on the candy and coupons expiring on the 31st.

Transaction #1
purchase:
(1) Hershey Bunny Cadbury Egg or Reese's Egg $0.87
(3) $0.99 American Greeting Cards $2.97
(1) Dawn Hand Renewal Dish Liquid $0.98
(2) Speed Stick or Lady Speed Stick @ $1.99 each = $3.98
use:
(1) $2/3 American Greeting Card printable coupon - $2.00
(1) Dawn Hand Renewal coupon (1/01/12 P&G) - $0.50
(1) B1G1 Speed Stick coupon (1/29/12 SS) - $1.99
$4 ECB from last week - $4.00
=  $0.31 + tax and get a $0.87 and $3 ECB

Transaction #2
purchase:
(4) Speed Stick or Lady Speed Stick @ $1.99 - $7.96
use:
(2) B1G1 Speed Stick coupons (1/29/12 SS) - $3.98
$3 ECB from previous transaction -$3.00
$0.87 ECB from previous transaction - $0.87
= $0.11 + tax and get  a $6 ECB

Transaction #3
purchase:
(4) Irish Spring Body Was $3.00 each = $12.00
use:
(4) $1/1 Irish Spring coupons (1/29/12 SS) - $4.00
$6 ECB from previous transaction -$6.00
= $2.00 + tax and get a $6 ECB

Transaction #4
purchase:
(4) Nivea Lip Care @$2.50 each = $10.00
use:
(4) $1/1 Nivea printable coupon - $4.00 (you will need access to two computers to print 4 coupons)
$6 ECB from previous transaction - $6.00
= $0.00 (+ tax if you pay in your state) and get a $4 ECB

Items purchased
(6) Speed Stick or Lady Speed Stick Deodorants
(4) Irish Spring Boyd Washes
(4) Nivea Lip Cares
(3) $0.99 American Greeting Cards
(1) Dawn Dish Liquid
(1) Chocolate

Retail price before sales & coupons: $58.39
Total Spend: $2.42 + tax for a 96% savings
And a $4 ECB to start next week's shopping
Don't forget to submit the Colgate-Palmolive Mail-In rebate in 1/29/12 SS

If you didn't start with the $4 ECB, you will spend $6.42  on this scenario - an 89% savings

6 comments:

  1. These are good ideas. However, if you want to do the $5 Colgate-Palmolive mail-in rebate, be sure to buy all those products in one transaction as the form specifies.

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    1. Good point - For this scenario the Speed Stick won't work for the rebate, but the Irish Spring Body Wash will.

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  2. Great Scenarios! I've got one as well, mine is $34.15 for $4.69 .. assumes no ECBs or GCs to start with. i love seeing what everyone comes up with :)

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    1. Hi Marcia - Thanks for stopping by an leaving your link. It is fun to see what everyone comes up with.

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  3. Does anyone know where the closest CVS is to NoCo ( North County). I live in Florissant, love my Wags(Shackleford and Humes the best) but CVS sounds like it has better deals.

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    1. I'm not sure which CVS would be closest to you. Maybe Olivette or even one of the store in the Alton area.

      Check the store locator - http://www.cvs.com/CVSApp/store/storefinder.jsp?startOver=true

      I used to drive over to IL side of the river to shop before they opened the store in MO. ECBs don't expires for a month, so it's not like you need to go every week to keep them rolling.

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