Showing posts with label CVS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CVS. Show all posts

Friday, January 27, 2012

Possible great deal on Huggies Pull-Ups at CVS


I read about a possible deal on the Mega packs of Huggies Pull-Ups at CVS, so I decided to check out my local stores.  I am happy to report that the deal was available at my stores.  The Mega packs are clearanced at 50% off.  At one store, I was able to snag the Mega packs for $9.39 each.  The other was a little more expensive at $9.99 each.  For those of you who have little ones potty training, you KNOW how expensive training pants can be to purchase.  You can score the Mega pack for LESS than the Jumbo pack if your store has marked them down.  Even if they aren't marked, check the price at the kiosk.  Here are the break downs of my transactions.

Transaction #1
(2) Huggies Pull-Ups Mega Pack 40 ct marked down to $9.49 each
Used:
(2) $2 off Huggies Pull-Ups manufacture coupon from SS 1/15

Paid $16.09 with CVS gift cards I received with the card promotions before Christmas.

Transaction #2
(6) Huggies Pull-Ups Mega Pack 40 ct marked down to $9.99 each
Used:
(6) $2 off Huggies Pull-Ups manufacture coupon from SS 1/15

Paid $13.91 with CVS gift cards I received with the card promotions before Christmas and $38.23 OOP.

(Thanks Simply CVS!)

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Thursday, July 7, 2011

A little CVS shopping

I grabbed a couple of the deals this week at CVS.  The toothbrushes will be used for Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes.  The Coca Cola products are for a birthday party this weekend.  Here is the breakdown:


Bought
5 Coca Cola 2 liters on sale for 69¢2 Oral B CrossAction toothbrushes on sale for $3, Get $1 ECBs (limit 2)

Coupons
BOGO CrossAction Manual toothbrush (PG 6/05) max $3.99
$2 off (1) Oral B Pulsar, CrossAction, Advantage, or any (2) Indicator or Cavity defense toothbrush (PG 7/03)
$3 ECBs from last week

Paid
88¢ OOP, got back $2 ECBs


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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

CVS coupon policy update

CVS Coupon Policy
CVS doesn’t have a printable coupon policy available.  You have to call Customer Service to discuss the details of their policy.  Use this as a reference, but remember that CVS reserves the right to change their policy at any time. 

·       You can “stack” a manufacturer’s coupon and a store coupon on one item.  You are also allowed to use ECBs to pay for this item, meaning you could potentially pay only sales tax. 
·       You can combine a BOGO coupon with a BOGO Free promotion to get both items free.  Remember you are still responsible for paying sales tax on these items.
·       According to customer service, you are allowed (2) $$ off coupons per BOGO Free promotion. 
·       When using a $ off $$ purchase coupons (Ex. $5 off $25 purchase), you must have a product total of $25 before taxes and coupons deducted.    Only one of these coupons is allowed per transaction.
** This is current as of May 30, 2011.  I strive to keep these policies current.  Please remember that I am not perfect, and stores can change their policy at any time.  I do attempt to call every few months for any updates to the policy.

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Thursday, February 3, 2011

CVS email coupons

Check your email account for an in-store coupon from CVS.  I got a $4 off $20 purchase, and Mike got a $5 off $15 purchase.  These coupons expire 2/6/11, so take advantage of the savings quickly.  I was so excited to find the coupon in my email.  I haven't been receiving them for a while now.  They will work out great for my Coke purchases.
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