CVS ~ Good Deal: ~ 8/24-8/30~(8/22-8/28)Current: CVS ECB Deals - Pics Added

[bananafishfever]

Originally Posted by lindylulu5 I just saw a $2 Garnier Skin Renew Moisturizer @ coupns.com I don't have any idea what the price check would be on this but it is part of the deal. HTH

The cheapest Nutritioniste product I found was $5.99 at my CVS, and most of them were $12.99. The hair stuff is a better deal even though the Q amount is lower.

I got 5 hair products at $3.33 each + tax
-$1Q x 5
-$5.99 and $1.49 ECB

Get back $5 ECB so pretty much break even :)

[bananafishfever]

Originally Posted by leng09 If you have 5/24 RP $3 off 100% color, it would even be a better deal. Hair color is $5. So, 15 - 9 = 6 then get 5 ECB. Even better with your $3/15.

I am confused when people mention coupons from extremely old coupon inserts. Aren't these coupons expired and no good nearly 4 months later?

[rebate_queen]

Originally Posted by bananafishfever I am confused when people mention coupons from extremely old coupon inserts. Aren't these coupons expired and no good nearly 4 months later?

The 100% color hair dye coupons expire 8/31. Garnier coupons typically have long expiration dates. HTH

[MommytoBenjamin]

TYVM!! I completely missed this. Consider yourself rep'd!

[SamiJo1983]

I havent had the register beep on energy drinks like rockstar or AMPd, but the 5 hour/6 hour energy, diet pills, and this zipfizz do beep and ask for age. This started recently when they changed the Acetometophine thing to require you be 18 to purchase, since lovely teenagers want to crush pills to "get high." Guess they are preventing kids from doing the same with diet pills, trying to use them like really low grade speed. Next thing you know you'll have to be 21 to buy a candy bar

[SmartlilBrownie]

Can I use my ECB Q from CVs for 1 off any Kotex product AND my manuQ on one item?

[mrsfloyd]

Originally Posted by SmartlilBrownie Can I use my ECB Q from CVs for 1 off any Kotex product AND my manuQ on one item?

Yes, you can. CVS's policy is that you can use 1 manufacturer's coupon and 1 CVS coupon per item. You can also use as many Extra Care Bucks as you wish in a transaction - they are 'like cash' so you can use as many as you want/need, even if it is only on 1 item. :)

Also, your CVS coupon for $1 off of a Kotex product is referred to as a "CRT coupon" (cash register tape coupon). Your ECB's are the rewards that print after you have purchased specific advertised ECB-generating products. (just giving you the 'lingo' so you don't get confused w/ all the short-hand in the forum. :) )

[map332]

I went to do that deal today (not my regular cvs) and the circular they had did not include the stayfree. When I got home and checked my circular it was in mine. So I have to go to my regular cvs tomorrow.

[camherst]

Hello,

If your CVS takes competitors coupons you can use the Walgreens coupon in the ESR for 2 bucks off 2 bags of hershey's bliss. Making the bags 2 for 2 dollars. I did it today with no hassle.

[mjb607]

Originally Posted by bananafishfever The cheapest Nutritioniste product I found was $5.99 at my CVS, and most of them were $12.99. The hair stuff is a better deal even though the Q amount is lower. I got 5 hair products at $3.33 each + tax -$1Q x 5 -$5.99 and $1.49 ECB Get back $5 ECB so pretty much break even :)

What am I missing in this deal?

5x3.33=16.65
minus 5.00 in Qs
total 11.65 (EBs and/or cash)

Receive 5 Ebs

Total OOP/EBs 6.65

$1.33 (plus tax) per item is not bad but I can't figure out how this would be a break even deal.

Someone, please tell me my math is wrong. I love this stuff but I have so much of it, but if it is a break even deal I want it.