• CVS: Allegra 180 (30 Count) for $2

    For those of you who are suffering along with me during this heighten pollen season there is a way to get relief without breaking your budget.  I was able to get Allegra 180 (which I used to take with a prescription) for $2.83 without using any of my ECB’s from previous purchases.

    Here’s how you get it:

    • Buy 1 Box of Allegra 180 (30 count) on sale at CVS this week for $18.83
    • Use $5.00 coupon for Allegra you receive by scanning your at the in store kiosk
    • Use $4.00 coupon for Allegra you receive by scanning your at the in store kiosk (I was able to use both store coupons, so go ahead stack them)
    • Use $2.00 Allegra Manufacturer’s Coupons Attached to the in store displays (Walgreens also has $2 off coupons on their displays), take one and use it when you check out
    • Receive a $5 ECB back with your purchase

    Our originally the Allegra 180 for a month was $18.83 but by using and stacking the 3 coupons plus the ECBs.  You can’t beat $2 for allergy medicine for 30 days.  If you are like me you may only have to use it once in awhile so it could last you even longer.  Make sure to always scan your card at the in store kiosk whenever you can.  I make it a habit to do it each time I am in the store, sometimes I use the coupons and other times I don’t but it doesn’t hurt to check it out!

    Another great way to help with allergies is buy local honey and have a teaspoon twice a day.  Most of the year I do great but during high pollen season I can really get stuffy and my eyes start itching.

    When you shop the CVS sales regularly and have ECB’s that you can roll over toward future purchases the bonus ECB’s start adding up (Green Bag Tags and Beauty Club).  As you can see from my shopping trip today you don’t have to purchase a lot to save money when shopping at CVS.  Plus you can use the additional ECB’s you receive towards your next purchase.  You can pick and chose what is best for your family.

    I would love to hear your CVS shopping story for this week!  For those of you who shop regularly at CVS please share how you were able to save this week!  Although the weekly ad sales are similar every family and situation is different so you may have found items better suited to your household.  In your comment please feel free to share a link to your blog article showing us how you were able to save shopping at CVS.

     

  • CVS: Spent $9.16 and Got $27 ECB’s Back!

    This week CVS has a few great deals.  I was happy to get a small pack of Allegra for my allergies, this week it was free with ECB’s and I had a $2 coupon.   I used 3 separate coupons just for the Aquify and was able to pay for it completely plus overage.   I was able to get a handful of items for $9.16 and received $27.98 ECB’s to use on my next CVS purchase.

    • 1 – CoBroxin  Homeopathic Oral Spray – $18.99
    • 1 – Allegra Allergy (5 Count) – $6.99
    • 1 – Aquify Contact Solution Kit – $9.49
    • 1 – Colgate Max White Toothpaste – $2.99

    The total was over $41 with tax before using coupons.  Here are the coupons I used on the items.

    • Used $2.00 Allegra Manufacturer Coupon
    • Used $2.00 Aquify CVS Instant Coupon
    • Used $1.50 Aquify Manufacturer Coupon
    • Used $7.00 Aquify CVS Kiosk Coupon

    I received $27.98 ECB’s back today:

    • $18.99 ECB’s for Cobroxin
    • $6.99 ECB’s for Allegra
    • $2.00 ECB’s for Colgate

    When you shop the CVS sales regularly and have ECB’s that you can roll over toward future purchases the bonus ECB’s start adding up (Green Bag Tags and Beauty Club).  As you can see from my shopping trip today you don’t have to purchase a lot to save money when shopping at CVS.  Plus you can use the additional ECB’s you receive towards your next purchase.  You can pick and chose what is best for your family.   I would love to hear your CVS shopping story for this week!

    For those of you who shop regularly at CVS please share how you were able to save this week!  Although the weekly ad sales are similar every family and situation is different so you may have found items better suited to your household.  In your comment please feel free to share a link to your blog article showing us how you were able to save shopping at CVS.

  • CVS: Spent $1 and Got $9 ECB’s Back

    This week CVS has a few great deals.  I wasn’t able to get to the store until later in the day but was still able to get these two items for $1.09 and received $9 ECB’s to use on my next CVS purchase.

    • Revlon Finger Nail Polish – $3.99 with $3.00 ECB’s
    • Schick Hydro 5 Razor – $8.79 with $5.00 ECB’s

    The total was over $13 with tax before using coupons.  Here are the coupons I used on the two items.

    • Used $3.00 CVS Coupon from the Kiosk inside the store
    • Used $1.00 Revlon Manufacturer Coupon
    • Used $2.00 Schick Manufacturer Coupon
    • Used $6.58 ECB’s from previous purchase (I had a couple more ECB’s but couldn’t use them because they were worth more than $1 so I will be able to use them on a future purchase along with the $9 I received today).  If you use a $2 ECB to pay for $1.09 worth of goods you will not receive the additional $0.91 back so today I decided to pay the $1.09 out of pocket and use my $2 ECB on a future purchase since they weren’t expiring until later in the month.

    I received $9 ECB’s back today:

    • $3.00 ECB’s for Revlon Purchase
    • $5.00 ECB’s for Schick
    • $1.00 ECB’s for Green Bag Tag

    When you shop the CVS sales regularly and have ECB’s that you can roll over toward future purchases the bonus ECB’s start adding up (Green Bag Tags and Beauty Club).  As you can see from my shopping trip today you don’t have to purchase a lot to save money when shopping at CVS.  You can pick and chose what is best for your family.   I would love to hear your CVS shopping story for this week!

    For those of you who shop regularly at CVS please share how you were able to save this week!  Although the weekly ad sales are similar every family and situation is different so you may have found items better suited to your household.  In your comment please feel free to share a link to your blog article showing us how you were able to save shopping at CVS.