Today I paid $2.37 out of pocket for $17.27 worth of items. I got these great Glad soy candles that smell extra great because I have this addicition to scented candles. The promotion on the large candles was buy one and get the value in ECBs and I had a coupon for one free small candle. I also had a coupon for $3.00 off two large candles so that is why I got two.
I think today was a really great deal as I got three great candles for the price of less than what the small one alone cost.
Transaction 1
Item: Two large soy candles
Price: $6.99 each
CVS Extra Care Bucks earned: $6.99
Item: One small soy candle
Price: $3.29
CVS Extra Care Bucks earned: $0.00
Total coupons used: $6.29 MFR + $8.79 ECB
Total out of pocket today: $2.37
Total CVS Extra Care Bucks earned today: $6.99
Total out of pocket to date: $245.66
Gift Card balance : $0.00
Total CVS Extra Care Bucks earned to date: $643.31
CVS Extra Care Bucks Used to date: $636.32
CVS Extra Care Bucks Balance: $6.99
Abbreviations used
MFR = manufacturer coupon
ECB = extra care bucks
Join me next time as I look for more ways to save money as I visit CVS.
That’s a great bargain!
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It is amazing how much money you have actually been able to accrue threw using your CVS card. I can’t help but be really impressed! CVS should be paying you to post!
Nice one! People often underestimate coupons and see them as ‘old fashioned’ but I’m the one who’s going to be winning in the end.
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I’m a huge fan of the Currants & Acai soy candle – I’ve really been loading up on them!
I always avoid CVS because it is more expensive than Rite-Aid and other pharmacies. However, I think I’ll be switching shortly.