This week CVS has a few great deals.  I was happy to get some Allegra for my allergies, it is usually more than $20, but this week it was on sale, I had a coupon, and I received an ECB back for it.  My local store was sold out of some of the deals in the weekly ad already but I was able to get these few items for $12.84 and received $18.99 ECB’s to use on my next CVS purchase.

• 1 – Irish Spring Body Wash – $2.99 with $2.00 ECB’s
• 1 – Tena Ultra Thin Pads – $9.99 with $9.99 ECB’s
• 1 – Allegra Allergy – $17.99 with $5.00 ECB’s
• 2 – Dentek’ Floss – $5.98 with $2.00 ECB’s
• 1 – Dulcolax Tabs – $4.99
• 1 – Purex Laundry Soap – $3.99

The total was over $48 with tax before using coupons.  Here are the coupons I used on the items.

• Used $2.50 Tena Manufacturer Coupon
• Used $2.00 Allegra Manufacturer Coupon
• Used $4.00 Dulcolax Manufacturer Coupon
• Used $3.00 Purex Manufacturer Coupon
• Used $24 ECB’s from previous purchases

I received $18.99 ECB’s back today:

• $9.99 ECB’s for Tena
• $5.00 ECB’s for Allegra
• $2.00 ECB’s for DenTek
• $2.00 ECB’s for Irish Spring

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.