My subtotal for the items pictured was $61.xx. I had a manufacturer's coupon for everything except the Crest, CVS Tissues & Emerald Mist soap. I had a CVS coupon that I stacked with manufacturer's coupon for the Kotex and had CRT coupons to use on the Tissues and Soap making them FREE!
I won't be listing every item and coupon here. You can find all of that information in the Weekly CVS round up. But here is the basic breakdown and how I was paid to shop.
All of the above cost $61.xx before coupons. After coupons I owed around $26, of which $23 was paid for in extra bucks. I paid $3.40 in cash and received $31 in Extra Bucks! I was paid $4.60 to shop today!
This post was not meant to brag, but to inspire you to get out and save this week!
5 comments:
This IS the week to shop at CVS :). I spent less than 5 bucks oop the past 2 days (got 8 bottles of Nivea body wash, the contour meter, toothpaste, pads, deodorant, 2 bags of nuts, m and ms and 2 packs of toddler wipes). Started with 5 Ecb on Friday and as of today, have 22.50 left to spend :). And I just donated my stockpile to the mailperson yesterday so I am excited about starting my donation stockpile all over again! I love couponing to help others out. And I did the nivea deal over a 2 day period as to let others have a chance to use their coupons.
I say "brag" all you want....it is very inspiring to hear stories like that. You earned "bragging" rights :0)
I second what Kim said! Rock on with your thrifty self!
So was there a sale or Q on the CVS tissues or the Swedish fish?
LOVED being able to see what you got and then looking at your matchups!
Great Job!
Are you able to instantly get the ecb each visit, or do you get them each quarter. I enjoy seeing how I can stretch my dollar to the max. Thanks!!!!
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