Here is my CVS deal shopping trip for the weekly ad of May 18, 2014. I started with $12 of extra bucks in hand, spent 60 cents and ended with $10 of extra bucks and $50+ worth of products. I started with the three Nuetrogena bars rolling my $10 extra bucks with paying nothing out of pocket. I would have liked to roll it again as I haven't reached my monthly limit, but they were out of bars.
I just loved the free mouthwash deal as we care for my mother and she told me she ran out this weekend--perfect timing! I also was thrilled to have enough coupons and a CVS scanner coupon to make the Revlon eye shadow a slight money maker. That will be put away for Elizabeth's Christmas stocking. You can see the full details of my CVS shopping savings in the spreadsheet below.
I am loving the great printable coupons lately. I would much rather print a coupon than deal with the Sunday insert coupons, tho I am faithful to do both, I lean heavily on printables for the bulk of my savings. Here are the printable coupons I used in case anyone wants to get these deals (you can print two of each):
What I paid (I did three different transactions so I could roll my extra bucks--I've highlighted the three differently below but the totals are for the complete trip):
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My $5 CVSing for sharing shopping trip this week. Click the image to check out how I did it. |
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2 comments:
Nice work. I love cvs. I bought 4 12 packs of coke and used $5 ecbs and a free 12 pack coupon. Since the cokes rang in at $5 each and then deducted $8 to make them 4/$12, the coupon took off $4.99. I paid $2 and change oop. I noticed that the cokes counted as $20 toward the gas card deal so I made a later transaction of Huggies, a 2 liter coke, and a gallon of milk. I Used a $3 Huggies coupon and paid $12 and change oop, but received a $10 gas card, $1 ecb,.and $0.50 Ibotta.
Great combo of savings! Love the Cokes went towards the gas card and you were able to spend just a little over the $10 gas card amount to get it free. Great Trip! Thanks for sharing.
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