It’s not that exciting this week, although there are a few freebies and moneymakers!
3 Day Sale – Through Tuesday Only
Essence of Beauty Robe: $5
Extra Care Bucks Deals
Glade Fragrance Collection (candle or scented reed diffuser): Get $6.99 ECBs wyb 1 at $6.99 (limit 1)
use the $4 from the 5/3 SS, the $3 from the August All You or here, the $3/2 from the 8/9 SS or here or the $2 from here
Final Cost: FREE + up to $4 overage, after coupon and ECBs
Bayer Contour Monitor: Get $5 ECBs wyb 1 at $14.99 (limit 2)
use the $30 from the 2/1 RP or the 3/22 SS (will be adjusted down to $14.99)
Final Cost: FREE + $5 overage after coupon and ECBs
Clairol Loving Care Haircolor: Get $2 ECBs wyb 1 at $4.99
Use the $4 from the 8/2 P&G (expires 8/31/09)
Final Cost: FREE + $1.01 overage after coupon and ECBs
Sensodyne iso-active: Get $3 ECBs wyb 1 at $4.99
use the $1 from here
Final Cost: $.99 after coupon and ECBs
Aquafresh iso-active: Get $3 ECBs wyb 1 at $4.99
use the $1 from here
Final Cost: $.99 after coupon and ECB
Deal Idea:
Get a Sensodyne and an Aquafresh
use the $2/10 Oral Care Coupon from the CVS ReadyFill book (hand them the coupon before they scan your CVS card)
use the 2 $1 coupons for Sensodyne & Aquafresh
Pay $5.98 OOP and get $6 ECBs back
Final Cost: both FREE after coupons and ECBs
Planters Nuts: Get $2 ECBs wyb 2 at $3 each
use the $1.50/2 or the $1/2 from the 6/28 SS
Final Cost: as low as 2 for $2.50 after coupon and ECBs
Keebler crackers, Nabisco Cookies or crackers (4-8 oz): Get $1 ECB wyb 5 for $5
use the $.75/2 from the 7/26 SS or the $1/2 from the 8/23 SS
Final Cost: as low as 5 for $2, after coupons and ECBs
Ocean Spray Juice cocktail: Get $1 ECB wyb 2 for $6
use the $.55 from the 5/31 RP or the $1 from the 5/17 RP
Final Cost: as low as 2 for $3, after coupons and ECBs
Welch’s Jelly (32 oz): Get $2 ECBs wyb 2 for $6
use 2 $.75 coupons from here
Final Cost: 2 for $2.50 after coupons and ECBs
Murphy’s Oil Soap: Get $1 ECBs wyb 2 for $5
use 2 of the $.55 from the 8/30 SS
Final Cost: $1.45 each, after coupons and ECBs
Bounce Dryer Ball: Get $1 ECBs wyb 1 at $3.99
use the $2.50 from the VocalPoint home mailer or the $1 from the 8/30 P&G
Final Cost: as low as $.49, after coupon and ECBs
Febreze Home Collection flameless luminary starter kit: Get $2 ECBs wyb 1
use the $4 from the 8/30 P&G
Final Cost: does anyone know the price of these?
Duracell: Get $5 ECBs wyb $15
use the $1.50 & $.75 from the 7/12 RP, the 8/2 P&G or the 8/30 P&G
Final Cost: varies
L’Oreal products (select varieties): Get $2 ECBs wyb 1 at $7.99 (limit 3)
use the $1 from the 8/2, 8/16 & 8/30 RP
Final Cost: $4.99 after coupon and ECBs
Gillette Fusion, Venus Embrace or Spa Breeze Razor: Get $3 ECBs wyb 1 at $8.99
use the $2 from the 8/16 RP and the FREE Gillette Shampoo or Body Wash wyb Fusion
Final Cost: $3.99 + FREE shampoo or body wash, after coupons and ECBs
Head & Shoulders, Gillette, Pantene Restoratives Shampoo, Conditioner or Treatment: Get $1 ECBs wyb 1 at $4.99
use the $1 Pantene from the 8/9 RP or the 8/30 P&G or the $1/2 Pantene from the 8/30 P&G or the $1 Head & Shoulders from the 8/2 & 8/30 P&G
Final Cost: $2.99 after coupon and ECBs
Deal Idea
Get 1 Gillette Fusion and 1 Gillette Shampoo
use the $2 from the 8/16 Rp and the Free Shampoo wyb the Fusion from the 8/2 P&G (expires 8/31)
Pay $6.99 out of pocket and get $4 ECBs back
Final Cost: $2.99 for Fusion Razor and a Gillette Shampoo
Secret or Old Spice Deodorant: Get $1 ECBs wyb 1 at $3.99
use the $1 from the 7/5 PG ot the $1/2 from the 8/2 & 8/30 P&G
Final Cost: as low as $1.99 after coupon and ECBs
Did you see any good deals that I missed? Post them in the comments!
CVS is offering $5 ECBs for spending $15 on Eucerin products. I’m not sure what the price is for each product, but I plan on buying $15 worth and using the $4/$20 coupon from the ready-fill booklet. I found a $1 off coupon here, and I hit the back button and printed 2: http://www.eucerinus.com/club.html
So if I can get it close to $15 total in products, then I should pay only about $4 for it all! ($15 minus $4 Ready-fill coupon minus $2 Eucerin coupons minus $5 ECB earned= $4). Now, the challenge will be to get it to equal $15, but even if I go over a bit I’ll be able to stock up on some great lotion for those winter months!
yeah, but dont u have to purchase a total of $20 in order to take $4 off. thanx
The Febreze Home Collection flameless luminary starter kit are $14.99, ugh! NOT a good deal!
Ugh! $14.99?
Just FYI, I was at Target and made a point to check the price on them there…they were only $9.99 (not that there is a deal at Target, but I find it amusing that CVS is 50% more than Target!)
Is the Eucerin part of the Nivea deal? Haven’t been doing too much at CVS as I have shampoo and everything else coming out of my ears. If Nivea is part of it, there were 1.00 lip coupons in this Sunday’s paper. Those are usually lower in price, so you can use more coupons.
I ran in quick today to get my free items (soap or nuts).
Softsoap bodywash 4.99
Glade candle 6.99
Bounce bar 3.99
CVS hand soap 1.69
Soccer ball (TONS of summer clearance 75% off!!) 3.25
= 20.91
- 4/20 cvs (readyfill booklet)
- 1.00 softsoap mfr
- 3.00 glade mfr (all you mag)
- 2.50 bounce bar mfr (vocalpoint)
- 1.69 free cvs coupon via email
- 2.00 ecbs
= 7.13 (w/tax) oop, earn 9.99 total ecbs!
What is the reason for giving the $2/10 oral care before your card? Do you know if you can use the oral care coupon with the $4/$20? Thanks.
the reason you give them the $2/10 before you scan your card is that it will beep if you don’t.
The regular price on both toothpastes is $7, the sale price is $4.99. If you buy 2 and don’t give them your card right away, it will ring up at $14 (total) and the $2/10 will not beep if you give it to them before they scan your card. If you scan your card first, the toothpaste will ring up at $9.98 (total) and the coupon WILL beep.
As for Superstacking (using the $4/20 and the $2/10), most stores have stopped allowing it, but some stores still do. Personally, if I were going to use them both in 1 transaction, I would buy $30 worth of items (before sale prices), give them then the $2/10 and the $4/$20 and then scan my card…and be prepared for them to refuse the use of one of them.
Thanks, that makes sense now.