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.
.Transaction #1
purchase:
(4) Gillette Disposable Razors @ $7.49 = $29.96 (online price - price at your store may vary)
use:
(2) B1G1 Gillette Disposable Razor Coupons (up to $11.99) - $23.98 (unless the cashier overrides it)
$4 ECB from last week
= $1.98 + tax and get a $10 ECB
Transaction #2
purchase:
(1) Carmex Healing Cream $4.99
(1) Gillette Fusion Pro-Glide Razor $10.99 (online price- price at your store may vary)
use:
(1) $1/1 Carmex Skincare Coupon (10/21/12 SS or printable) - $1.00
(1) $4/1 Gillette ProGlide Coupon (10/7/12 RP) - $4.00
$10 ECB from previous transaction - $1.00
= $0.98 + tax and get a $3 and $5 ECB
Transaction #3
purchase:
(1) Blistex Moisture Melt or Lip Protection $2.00
(3) Hershey's Holiday Candy $3.00 each = $9.00
use:
(1) $0.55/1 Blistex (11/11/12 SS) - $0.55
(2) $2/2 Hershey's Candy Coupon Printable - $2.00
$3 ECB from previous transaction - $3.00
$5 ECB from previous transaction - $5.00
= $0.45 + tax and get a $3 and a $1 ECB
Items purchased
(4) Gillette Disposable Razor Packs
(3) Hershey's Candy Bags
(1) Gillette Fusion ProGlide Razor
(1) Carmex Healing Cream
(1) Blistex
Retail price before sales & coupons: $61.70
Total Spent: $3.41 + tax for a 94% savings
And $4 in ECB to start next week's shopping
If you didn't start with the $4 ECB, you will spend $7.41 for this scenario - an 88% savings
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where does the B1G1 Gillette Disposable Razor Coupons (up to $11.99) come from in your first transaction
ReplyDeleteThe coupon was in today's P&G insert in the newspaper.
ReplyDeleteFor transaction 3, how do you use 2 of the $2 off 2 coupons if you are only getting 3 of the candy? Is there a glitch I'm not aware of? Also, how likely is it that the cashier will override the first transactions coupons? If he/she does, that is $9 more to owe- a pretty big difference. It is still a good deal as you are getting $10 ECB back! I was just wondering what most people found to be more common. If they just scan the coupon, we would get the 11.99 off instead of the 7.49.... It might be worth going to a different CVS if they overrode it.
ReplyDeleteHi jlat11 - Sorry, I haven't gotten back to you. My email is a mess and I somehow missed your comment.
DeleteMy mistake on saying you should use (2) of the Hershey's coupon. My math is correct, jut the number I listed. Thanks for catching my mistake. I'll fix the post.
I haven't hear of anyone having the cashier override a B1G1 coupon to reflect the actual cost of the product, but they could. That is why I always try to put the "disclaimer" in my post.
Ir you don't want to pay the price for the product, if the cashier adjusts a B1G1 coupon at CVS, then I would tell them I had changed my mind and have them keep the product and have them take it off my bill.