Here’s my CVS shopping scenario for 1/7. For this scenario, you’ll get $30.99 in merchandise. After manufacturer’s coupons, CVS coupons and sale prices, you’ll pay $8.49 out of pocket. You’ll keep $3 ECB, so it’s like you’re getting everything for $5.49 or 61¢ per item.
Transaction #1
Buy (1) Colgate Max 6oz,Total 4-4.2oz or 2in1 4.6oz $3.50 Sale Price
Buy (2) Maybelline Expertwear Single Eyeshadows, $3.99 Reg. Price
$2.50/1 Instant Coupon – Printing for Everyone
$1/1 Colgate Total, Optic White, Enamel Health or Sensitive Toothpaste, exp. 1/20/18 (SS 01/07/18) [3-oz.+]
(2) $1/1 Maybelline New York Shadow, Liner or Brow, exp. 2/3/18 (RP 01/07/18 #2)
Total = $5.98, Get Back $5 ECB Maybelline
Transaction #2
Buy (1) Crest Scope 1 liter, $4.79 Reg. Price
Buy (1) Colgate 360° or Floss tip toothbrush, $3.99 Sale Price
(1) $1/1 Crest Mouthwash, exp. 1/13/18 (P&G 12/31/17) [437-ml./16-oz.+]
OR 50¢/1 Scope Mouthwash 237ml or larger (ets)
(1) $1/1 Colgate 360° or Floss TIp Manual Toothbrush CVS Coupon
(1) $1/1 Colgate 360 or floss-tip manual toothbrush excluding plus, triple action, extra clean or classic lean, exp. 1/20/17 (SS 1/7/17 #1)
OR 75¢/1 Colgate 360 Adult Manual Toothbrush excl plus, extra clean & Classic
$5 ECB Maybelline
Total = As low as 78¢, Get Back $3 ECB Crest + $2 ECB Colgate
Transaction #3
Buy (2) Mitchum or Lady Mitchum, $4.49 B1G1 50% off Sale Price
Buy (2) Special K Nourish Cereals, $2.49 each or 2/$4 Sale Price
(2) $1/1 Mitchum Product, exp. 2/10/18 (SS 01/07/18) [Excludes trial and twin]
(1) $1.00 on any TWO Kellogg’s Special K Cereals
(1) $1/2 Special K Cereals 10.8oz+, bars and/or Bites 5.2oz+ (any flavor, mix or match) CVS Coupon
$2 ECB Colgate
$3 ECB Crest
Total = $1.73, Get Back $3 ECB Mitchum
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I just started couponing back at CVS. Its been 2 years. I live in MN. When I scan my red card at the box seems my CRTs are so different than what match ups are on the web. Is there a certain day of the week I need to scan my card to get the new ones? ARe the CRTs regional?