For the new couponer, or someone busy with family and life, coupon blogs can be information overload.
Here are my top five deals at each drug store. (Six at Walgreens this week.) If you just pick up these deals, you can build a nice little stockpile and save a ton of money.
Nivea for Men Artic Freeze 2-in-1 After Shave & Gel Moisturizer Cool Kick - $4.99 online price
Nivea for Men Shaving Gel - $3.79 online price
Price may vary by location and may not match online pricing.
Get $5 ECB wyb 2 Nivea for Men Facial Care Items (limit 1 offer)
$3/1 Nivea Men Face Care Product Coupon (Facebook - watch video)
Free Nivea Shave Gel wyb Post Shave Balm or Moisturizer Coupon (Facebook - watch video, up to $2.99)
= $2.21 Money-Maker after coupons and ECB
+ make sure you use your 20% off Shopping pass that is on the from of this week's CVS ad.
B1G1 50% off Bic Twin Shavers Silky Touch (10 ct) - $3.79
$3/1 Bic Disposable Razor - 3/17/13 SS (Hurry! expires 4/14)
= 2 FREE after coupon
Dawn Dish Liquid (9 oz) - $0.99
$0.50/1 Dawn Hand Renewal, Power Clean, Bleach Alternative or Oxi - 3/31/13 P&G
$0.25/1 Dawn Product - 3/31/13 P&G
= $0.49 to $0.74 after coupon
Coke (2 liters) - $0.99 (limit 5)
Kellogg's Krave or Raisin Bran Cereal - $2.00
Get $1 ECB wyb 2 (limit 1 offer)
$0.50/1 Krave Cereal Coupon
$1/2 Raisin Bran Coupon
= $1.00 each wyb 2 after coupon
See the rest of this week's CVS deals.
To get the sale price at Walgreens, you will need to have a Balance Rewards Card.
Get a $3.50 Register Reward
$0.55/1 Nexcare Bandages - 4/7/13 SS
= $0.55 Money-Maker after Register Reward
Sleep Right Nasal Breathe Aid (3 ct) - $7.00
Get a $7 Register Reward
= FREE after Register Reward
Morton Epsom Salt (4 lb) - $4.00
Get a $4 Register Reward
= FREE after Register Reward
Allergease Lozenges (21 ct) - $4.00
Get a $4 Register Reward
= FREE after Register Reward
2-Liter Ten Soda - $1.00
-- 7 Up, A&W, Sunkist, Canada Dry or Dr Pepper
Get a $1 Register Reward
= FREE after Register Reward
Dental Care - $2.99
-- Crest Pro-Health Toothpaste (6 oz)
-- Oral-B Pro-Health Toothbrush
Get $2 Register Reward
$1/1 Crest Toothpaste - 3/31/13 P&G
$1/1 Select Oral-B Toothbrush - 3/31/13 P&G
= FREE after coupon and Register Reward
See the rest of this week's Walgreens deals.
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speaking of the Nivea deal in this post...usually when you have a MQ that is buy "This"...get "that" free....the coupon attaches to both items...and using a MQ to lower the "This" doesn't work.
ReplyDeleteWhy would it work here? Is CVS different? I have never seen anything posted in any deals on any sites that have ever shown CVS to accept this doubling up of MQs on product.
CVS allows 1 MQ per item on a B1G1: http://www.cvs.com/bizcontent/general/help/coupon-policy.pdf
DeleteSo, the $3MQ attaches to the B1 and the $2.99 (max value) applies to the G1 item. I did this deal this morning with no beeps, however, I end up getting with Shaving Balm for $6.99 since my store didn't have the After Shave Gel & Moisturizer (still a MM with the 20%) HTH.
Thanks, Carrie on confirming this deal work and the coupons don't beep.
DeleteAnonymous - I agree with you. Many times a B1G1 coupon attaches to both item. But, from my experience, I've also found CVS is very good about accepting coupons and cashiers pushing through a coupon that might beep in this situation.
In reply...on one point I agree...if a STORE is having a B1G1 sale, then yes, you can use a MQ for each item (in most stores at least). In this instance...this is not what I'm talking about. The COUPON is a b1g1..not the sale. In 99.9% of stores, they take a b1g1 coupon as a MQ on both items...it attaches to both and using another MQ is doubling MQs on items and a big no no...in CVS's case...they are super nice and let things slide that are not the "norm".
ReplyDeleteI feel a little strange about this one, I try to practice couponing as ethically as I can with the stores reimbursment in mind. But, if it didn't beep...chances are all good. I do find it odd though that on no other blogs or sites in this case or EVER have I seen it advertised to use a B1G1 MQ and stack it with another MQ on the same 2 items...before today I've only seen it talked about as a major no-not-ever type of senario. This is with 5+ years behind me, not the oldest couponer out there but I have some experiance. Also, I don't know how good I feel about banking on casheirs at CVS "pushing" something thru that I am borderline questioning or just know that its not the way things are done.
So, all I'm saying is...if we are going to start expecting CVS to take a B1G1 MQ and also another MQ on one of the items that are covered the the B1G1 Q....then I guess the matchups are going to start to show many more money makers for us stl couponers than for cvs couponers in other areas and states
Anonymous, I understand your concern and when I started couponing, I had the same thought. To ensure I was following CVS' coupon policy, I had confirmed with a store manager. In the past, I've had B1G1 coupons beep (like the Pantene B1G1) when using with another MQ, but the cashier and even a manager, always pushed it through. In this regard, I feel I've done my due diligence in following the store policies.
ReplyDeleteBTW, there are also other forums out there that will reflect the usage of a B1G1 + MQ for CVS :)