FAQ: CVS Frequently Asked Questions

[tinkinpink84]

Originally Posted by kuponer Actually you can use a BOGO coupon on a BOGO sale making the 2 items free.

That sorta makes sense but i dunno im thinking the 2 coupons say BOGO so u use one bought one get one free. So ur only technically buying one so how could u use another BOGO if your only "buying" The one technically? That is where i get lost. Most of those though that ive seen are internet printables.

[kuponer]

Originally Posted by tinkinpink84 so did u call their corporate office and find out about the BOGO?

I have an email from CVS that I always carry with me saying I can use a BOGO coupon on a BOGO sale making both items free.

[itzazu2u]

Sorry if I'm posting a somewhat stupid question in the wrong place, but I am kind of dealing with a matter of crunch time, and potentially loosing the value of $10 of CVS coupons/ecb. I've read through several and various threads, but can not find the answer. I'm sure I'm just not seeing it because of my "panic" mode kicking in. LOL

I have a CVS coupon for $5/$20, exp 12/26. I also have an ECB of $5/$15, exp. 12/26. My question is, can I get $20 in merchandise and use both of the above, or do I have to get a total of $35 in order to use them both? I hate the idea of loosing money of any kind.

[seedlady]

Originally Posted by itzazu2u Sorry if I'm posting a somewhat stupid question in the wrong place, but I am kind of dealing with a matter of crunch time, and potentially loosing the value of $10 of CVS coupons/ecb. I've read through several and various threads, but can not find the answer. I'm sure I'm just not seeing it because of my "panic" mode kicking in. LOL I have a CVS coupon for $5/$20, exp 12/26. I also have an ECB of $5/$15, exp. 12/26. My question is, can I get $20 in merchandise and use both of the above, or do I have to get a total of $35 in order to use them both? I hate the idea of losing money of any kind.

there is a limit of one $/$$ coupon per transaction, so you will need to buy 15 dollars worth, check out, then buy 20 dollars worth later.

3 seconds later, maybe, , but later.


( i shop once, and put some things into the cart, and some in a basket in the cart, to make it easier.)

[itzazu2u]

Originally Posted by seedlady there is a limit of one $/$$ coupon per transaction, so you will need to buy 15 dollars worth, check out, then buy 20 dollars worth later. 3 seconds later, maybe, , but later. ( i shop once, and put some things into the cart, and some in a basket in the cart, to make it easier.)

Thanks! They are very use to me making multiple transactions. Still, I was kind of hopping you'd say I could use both since one is a coupon I had to print out at home and the other is one that red box thing spit out at the store, using my Extra Care card. I could have a really good money maker using both and a few manufacture coupons, and my oop would just be for sales tax. I won't do so well if I have to split it since I've already pretty much maxed out my limits for both monthly and weekly campaigns. Guess you know which I wanted, huh!

[Yamuna]

I know CVS accepts expired CVS coupons - I want to know how far past the expiration date do they accept it?

I have a 5/30 that expired yesterday and a Free CVS item coupon that expired on 12/20.

[isaacsmom]

My store manager has taken CVS Qs that are up to 2 months past exp date...YMMV

[itzazu2u]

I had a coupon the other day, that had just expired the day before. The clerk wouldn't accept it and wouldn't contact the manager when I told her I thought CVS would take recently expired coupons. She simply said it was expired. I didn't know enough about this policy to pursue the matter, and just took the coupon back, and had her void the item out of the transaction...which she didn't care to do either. Is this a new policy or is there some place where I can print out this information so it won't happen again?

[ekoury]

Originally Posted by itzazu2u I had a coupon the other day, that had just expired the day before. The clerk wouldn't accept it and wouldn't contact the manager when I told her I thought CVS would take recently expired coupons. She simply said it was expired. I didn't know enough about this policy to pursue the matter, and just took the coupon back, and had her void the item out of the transaction...which she didn't care to do either. Is this a new policy or is there some place where I can print out this information so it won't happen again?

This all depends on your store. Officially, they do not accept expireds. However, some stores will let you use expireds depending on how long it is since the exp. date. Very YMMV.

[ekoury]

Originally Posted by Yamuna I know CVS accepts expired CVS coupons - I want to know how far past the expiration date do they accept it? I have a 5/30 that expired yesterday and a Free CVS item coupon that expired on 12/20.

Very YMMV. Call your store(s) and find out.