Showing posts with label Weekly Deal Lists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weekly Deal Lists. Show all posts

Tuesday

SOS Mom Saver: Freebies!!!

It's been awhile since I did a deals/freebies day on the Mom Saver.  I'm told that it's been too long.  I do apologize.

So without further ado:


Walgreens:
  • Alka-Seltzer Plus (10-20ct) $3.99 (buy 3) $3.99 -3($3) 10/24/10 ss - ($5) rr = free + up to $2.03; depending on how your store handles overage.  Make sure you have products to cover the overage if your store will give it to you. (If you don't use alka-seltzer as a med, it has OTHER uses.  I'll give you details on the Mom Saver on Thursday!)
  • Chestal Adult Cough Syrup $6 - ($1) ip - ($6) MIR = Free + $1 
  • Colgate Sensitive Toothpaste (6oz) $3.49 - coupon (listed below) - ($3.50) rr = free + $.75 - $1
    • ($1) ip
    • ($1) 10/10/10 SS
    • ($.75) 10/3/10 SS
  • Contac Cold and Flu (28ct) $6 - ($2) ip or 10/10/10 rp - ($6) rr = Free + $2
  • Mentos gum (15ct) $.99 w/ac - ($1) 10/3/10 ss = Free + $.01
  • Mucinex children's syrup (4oz) $6.99 - ($6.99) MIR = Free
  • Pill Glide Swallowing Spray (1oz) $5.99 - ($5.99) MIR = Free
  • All Walgreens deals below are not valid until tomorrow, Wednesday the 27th:
  • Balance bar (1.76oz) $1.59 - (b1g1f) 10/10/10 ss - ($1.59) rr = Two of them Free
  • Fullbar Fit bar (1.76oz) $1.99 - ($2) rr = Free + $.01
  • (Next week, they're offering free children's cough syrup and free cough drops)
  • (The week after, they've got free lotion, contact lens solution, Similasan, and Contour meters)
     CVS:
    • Bayer Contour Meter $14.99 - ($10) 8/8/10 rp - ($5) ecb = Free $.01
    • (You can also get this deal on the first day of next week if you can't catch it this week.  Next week you can also get almost-free Schick razors.)
      If you have any questions about a particular abbreviation or word, check out my coupon definitions. If you still can't find the answer, post here or shoot me an e-mail. Want to see the best grocery deals for your area? Check out Savings Angel. I use them when I'm short on time or not feeling well but still need groceries for the week.

      Monday

      School Supply Deals 8/1

      If you're Southern Nevada, we're having a school supply drive at SOS Radio. You can drop supplies off at SOS Radio on 2201 S. 6th St. in Vegas from 9-5 today and tomorrow morning.

      There are school supply drives in cities big and small nationwide. If you don't have school-age kids or can buy extra supplies, I would encourage you to find a drive in your area. If you can't find a local drive, contact a local school and offer to donate the supplies directly to them. I don't know any school that would turn away supplies if they are offered.

      To keep all of the information in one place for you, I will update weekly with what the freebies and extra good deals are on school supplies throughout this season. If I can get all of the ads in time, I'll post on Saturday for the following week. If I can't get the deals ahead of time, I'll have them posted by Sunday afternoon. If there's a school drive supply in your area, feel free to post the info in the comments to let others know about it.

      And without further ado, here are the freebies and great deals on school supplies for this week:

      I still have not gone through and made the final list.  In the interim, I'm going to post the deals courtesy of Save at Home Mommy...with much appreciation for her hard work!  I'm not sure what area she's in as I just found her blog for the first time today on a quick search.  I was looking for the site with the most comprehensive list of deals for the week in spot.  Looks like she's got it for now!


      If you have any questions about a particular abbreviation or word, check out my coupon definitions. If you still can't find the answer, post here or shoot me an e-mail. Want to see the best grocery deals for your area? Check out Savings Angel. I use them when I'm short on time or not feeling well but still need groceries for the week.

      Saturday

      School Supply Freebies & Deals 7/25-7/31

      If you're Southern Nevada, we're having a school supply drive at SOS Radio. You can drop supplies off at SOS Radio on 2201 S. 6th St. in Vegas from 9-5 Monday through Friday.

      There are school supply drives in cities big and small nationwide. If you don't have school-age kids or can buy extra supplies, I would encourage you to find a drive in your area. If you can't find a local drive, contact a local school and offer to donate the supplies directly to them. I don't know any school that would turn away supplies if they are offered.

      To keep all of the information in one place for you, I will update weekly with what the freebies and extra good deals are on school supplies throughout this season. If I can get all of the ads in time, I'll post on Saturday for the following week. If I can't get the deals ahead of time, I'll have them posted by Sunday afternoon. If there's a school drive supply in your area, feel free to post the info in the comments to let others know about it.

      And without further ado, here are the freebies and great deals on school supplies for this week:

      Staples: (If you are a teacher, you can get 25 of the extreme deal items)
      • Backpack: FREE after Staples Rewards (no maximum price is listed) (lt. 1) 
      • Staples Multipurpose Paper (500ct) $4.99 - ($4.98) ESR = $.01 (lt. 2)
      • Bic RoundStic ballpoint pens, black (8ct) $.01 w/$5 purchase (lt. 2) (Sun.-Wed. only) (Extreme Deal)
      • Zebra Sarasa retractable gel pens (medium, black) (5ct) $4.99 - ($4.74) ESR = $.25 (lt. 1)
      • Staples Hype! pen-style assorted highlighters (6ct) $.25 (lt. 2)
      • Really Useful Box (a mini-storage box) (0.14ltr) $.25 (lt. 2)
       Office Depot:
      • Office Depot brand acrylic ruler $.05 (lt. 3)
      • Office Depot Eraser Caps (12pk) $.10 (lt. 3)
      • HP Office Paper (500ct) $6.49 - ($5.54) rebate = $.95 (lt. 2)
      • Office Depot brand spiral notebooks (6pk) $.50 (lt. 2)
      Wal-Mart:
      • Composition Notebooks $.25
      • Crayola Crayons $.25 (this price is varying from $.25-$.35, depending on your area)
      • RoseArt Crayons $.20
      • Other decent deals worth checking out but not listed in the ad
      CVS: (No school supply deals this week, but there are some good freebies)
      • Photo Books 6x8 (10pgs) $7.99- ($7.99) ECB = Free (lt. 1)
      • U by Kotex Liners (50-60ct) $4.99 - ($1) ip - ($1.50) RB - ($4.99) ECB = Free + $2.50
      • U by Kotex Liners (14-18ct) $4.99 - ($1) ip - ($1.50) RB - ($4.99) ECB = Free + $2.50

      Office Max:
      • Backpack:  Free after Max Perks Rewards (Applies to any backpack) (lt. 2)
      • Westcott 5" Blunt or Pointed Scissors $.20 (lt. 3)
      • Office Max Glue Combo Pack (as 1 bottle & 2 sticks) $.25 (lt. 3)
      • X-Acto Pencil Sharpener $.25 (lt. 3)
      • Sharpie Singles (assorted colors) $.25 (lt. 3)
      • BIC Cristal Pens (10pk) $.50 (lt. 3)
      Walgreens:
      • Penway 2-pocket Folder with Prongs $.09 (lt. 5)
      • Memo or Mini Composition Book $.19
      • Penway Flexible Ruler $.39
      • Penway Flexible Protractor $.39
      • Poly Index Card Case $.39
      • 2 Pocket Poly Portfolio $.39
      • Crayola Posterboard $.39
      • Penway Cloth Carry-All Pouch $.59
      If you have any questions about a particular abbreviation or word, check out my coupon definitions. If you still can't find the answer, post here or shoot me an e-mail. Want to see the best grocery deals for your area? Check out Savings Angel. I use them when I'm short on time or not feeling well but still need groceries for the week.


      Sunday

      School Supply Freebies & Deals 7/18-7/24

      If you're Southern Nevada, we're having a school supply drive at SOS Radio. You can drop supplies off at SOS Radio on 2201 S. 6th St. in Vegas from 9-5 Monday through Friday.

      There are school supply drives in cities big and small nationwide. If you don't have school-age kids or can buy extra supplies, I would encourage you to find a drive in your area. If you can't find a local drive, contact a local school and offer to donate the supplies directly to them. I don't know any school that would turn away supplies if they are offered.

      To keep all of the information in one place for you, I will update weekly with what the freebies and extra good deals are on school supplies throughout this season. If I can get all of the ads in time, I'll post on Saturday for the following week. If I can't get the deals ahead of time, I'll have them posted by Sunday afternoon. If there's a school drive supply in your area, feel free to post the info in the comments to let others know about it.

      And without further ado, here are the freebies and great deals on school supplies for this week:

      Staples: (If you are a teacher, you can get 25 of the extreme deal items)
      • Washable school glue $.01 (Sun-Wed only with a $5 minimum purchase) (lt. 2)
      • Bic Matic Grip assorted mechanical pencils (5pk) $.25 (lt. 2)
      • Slider pencil case $.25 (lt. 2)
      • Staples 3x5 white ruled index cards (100ct) $.25 (lt. 2)
      • Staples Photo Plus 4x6 paper (60ct) $9.99 - ($9.74) ESR = $.25 (lt. 2)
      • Hammermill CopyPlus Copy Paper (500ct) $4.99- ($3.99) ESR = $1 (lt. 2)
      • 50% off backpacks...this is a decent deal if you have to buy one anyway and/or want a nicer one
      • Expo 8.9x11.8 double-sided writing and math practice dry-erase board $2 (lt. 2) (lined like handwriting paper...this is MUCH easier for young ones to use when beginning to write)
      Office Depot:
      •  Expo Fine Point Dry-Erase Markers (4pk) $5.29 - ($5.29) Rebate = Free (lt. 1)
      Wal-Mart:
      • Composition Notebooks $.25
      • Crayola Crayons $.25 (this price is varying from $.25-$.35, depending on your area)
      • RoseArt Crayons $.20
      • Other decent deals worth checking out but not listed in the ad
      CVS: (No school supply deals this week, but there are some good freebies)
      • Bayer Contour Meter $14.99 - ($10) 4/25/10 RP - ($5) ECB = Free + $.01
      • Celsius Green Tea (4pk) $7.99 - ($2) ip - ($7.99) ECB = Free + $2
      • M&Ms Pretzel Chocolate Candies (1.14oz) 2/$1 - (b1g1f) 6/27/10 RP - ($1wyb2) ECB = 2 Free + $.50
      • CVS Hand Sanitizer Pen - (e-mail coupon you can get until 7/18) = Free
      Office Max:
      • Purell Hand Sanitizer (0.5oz) $.10
      • All Just Basics Ballpoint Pens (10pk) $.20
      Office Max: (These deals are online only and you must have their card to get the deals.)
      • (In)Place Heavy Duty Binders $6.49 - ($6.49) MPR = Free (lt. 6)
      • (In)Place Heavy Weight Manilla File Folders (50ct) $8.99 - ($8.99) MPR = Free (lt. 6)
      • Office Max Filler Paper College or Wide (150ct) $1.50 - ($1.50) MPR = Free (lt. 6)
      • Office Max 2 pocket folders (24pk) $8.99 - ($8.99) = Free (lt. 6)
      Walgreens:
      • Colgate Advanced Toothpaste (5.8oz) $3.49 - ($1) DAY pg9 - ($3.50) RR = Free + $1.01
      • Colgate Advanced Toothpaste (5.8oz) $3.49 - ($1) 7/11 SS - ($3.50) RR = Free + $1.01
      • Colgate Advanced Toothpaste (5.8oz) $3.49 - ($.75) ip - ($3.50) RR = Free + $.76
      • Pilot G2 Pens (2pk) $1.19 - ($1) ivc = $.19
      • Penway older $.09
      • Highlighter Singles $.09
      • Wooden Ruler $.09
      • Corner Office Sheet Protectors (10pk) $.29
      • Corner Office  5 tab dividers $.39
      • Penway Cap Erasers (15pk) $.39
      • Poly or 3 Ring Binder $.39
      • Bic Brite Liner Highlighters (5pk) $.49
      • School Box $.49
      • Dual Pencil Sharpener $.59 w/ac (lt. 6)
      • White-Out Fluid (0.6oz) $.59
      If you have any questions about a particular abbreviation or word, check out my coupon definitions. If you still can't find the answer, post here or shoot me an e-mail. Want to see the best grocery deals for your area? Check out Savings Angel. I use them when I'm short on time or not feeling well but still need groceries for the week.

      Tuesday

      SOS Mom Saver: Freebies!!!

      Can you feel it in the air?  It's school time again! Even if you don't have kids, please continue reading.  I've got info on how you can get items for free to donate.

      This week, the school supply deals begin.  There are a few freebies this week which I'll talk about in a minute.  The deals WILL get better.  The office supply stores, specifically Staples, always have lots of freebies &/or items for literally pennies each.

      Before we get to the deals, I want to talk about why you should get the deals even if you don't have school-age kids.

      I'm sure we've all heard about the current state of our schools.  Teachers are often left paying a good amount out of their pockets towards school supplies.  Many not only have to supply their own copy paper but must also have supplies on hand for kids who've either forgot theirs or don't have the money to buy supplies.

      Last time I checked, teachers got a tax credit of $250 for purchasing supplies.  Teachers I've talked to say that doesn't even come close to covering what they've actually spent every year on supplies.

      There are school supply drives in cities big and small nationwide.  If you don't have school-age kids or can buy extra supplies, I would encourage you to find a drive in your area.  If you can't find a local drive, contact a local school and offer to donate the supplies directly to them.  I don't know any school that would turn away supplies if they are offered.

      If you're Southern Nevada, we're having a school supply drive at SOS Radio.  You can drop supplies off at SOS Radio on 2201 S. 6th St. in Vegas from 9-5 Monday through Friday.


      To keep all of the information in one place for you, I will update weekly with what the freebies and extra good deals are on school supplies throughout this season.  If I can get all of the ads in time, I'll post on Saturday for the following week.  If I can't get the deals ahead of time, I'll have them posted by Sunday afternoon.  If there's a school drive supply in your area, feel free to post the info in the comments to let others know about it.

      On a related note, I'm working on my couponing series right now.  I've gotten several questions already.  If you want to make sure I address any questions you may have, be sure to let me know by commenting here or sending me a message on Twitter, Facebook, or by e-mail.

      And without further ado, here are the freebies and great deals on school supplies for this week:

      Staples: (If you are a teacher, you can get 25 of the limited items here)
      • 2 pocket folders w/ or w/out fasteners $.01 (Sun-Wed. only w/a $5 minimum purchase) (lt. 10)
      • Pencils (8ct) $.01 (Sun-Wed. only w/a $5 minimum purchase) (lt. 2)
      • Staples multi-purpose paper (500ct) $4.99 - ($4.98) ESR = $.01
      • Staples Photo supreme 8 1/2 x 11 paper (50ct) $14.99 - ($13.99) ESR = $1 (lt 2)
      • Quartet 8 1/2 x 11 dry-erase board $1 (lt 2)
      • $5/30 coupon which can be used on ESR items to make them moneymakers
      • Office Depot has a $10/$25 ip which Staples will match to make an even better moneymaker when used with ESR items.
      Office Depot:
      • Mr. Sketch Markers $7.99 - ($7.99) Rebate = Free (lt. 1)
      • Swingline Light Touch Reduced Effort Stapler (what a name!) $13.99- ($13.99) Rebate = Free (lt. 1)
      • Office Depot Multi-purose Paper (500ct) $6.29 - ($5.29) Rebate = $1 (lt. 2)
      • Office Depot Color-coded heavy weight sheet protectors (25ct) $7.59 - ($6.59) Rebate = $1 (lt. 3)
      • $10/$25 ip (see above) can be used to make these deals moneymakers
      Wal-Mart:
      • Composition Notebooks $.25
      • Crayola Crayons $.25 (this price is varying from $.25-$.35, depending on your area)
      • RoseArt Crayons $.20
      • Other decent deals worth checking out but not listed in the ad
      CVS:
      • Complete Multi-Purpose Contact Solution $7.99 - ($2) 5/16 RP - ($7.99) ECB = Free + $2 (I know this isn't a school supply item, but it's a money maker so I included it.)
      • Caliber Scissors (5") $.99 - ($.99) ECB = Free (Sun-Tues only) (lt. 1)
      • Papermate Pens 1.2 (10ct) $.99 - ($.99) ECB = Free (Sun-Tues. only) (lt. 1)

      Office Max: (These deals are online only and you must have their card to get the deals.)
      • (In)Place Heavy Duty Binders $6.49 - ($6.49) MPR = Free (lt. 6)
      • (In)Place Heavy Weight Manilla File Folders (50ct) $8.99 - ($8.99) MPR = Free (lt. 6)
      • Office Max Filler Paper College or Wide (150ct) $1.50 - ($1.50) MPR = Free (lt. 6)
      • Office Max 2 pocket folders (24pk) $8.99 - ($8.99) = Free (lt. 6)
      • Buy 2 any brand ink packages get $10 MPR back
      • Free shipping with $50
      • If you don't have an Office Max in your area, you can still sign up and do these deals.  As of this past November, you could spend your rewards back on online purchases.  (I don't mind having huge amounts like this coming back on items...like the folders...that I buy anyway...I just turn around and use it on printer ink since mine isn't refillable for $10 at Walgreens.)
      If you have any questions about a particular abbreviation or word, check out my coupon definitions.  If you still can't find the answer, post here or shoot me an e-mail.  Want to see the best grocery deals for your area?  Check out Savings Angel.  I use them when I'm short on time or not feeling well but still need groceries for the week.

      SOS Mom Saver: Freebies!!!!

      Today, I've got a MASSIVE deal round up for you!  I'll round it out by telling you how to get FREE tickets to see Toy Story 3 (or any other Disney film).

      If you need help with the abbreviations I use below, check out my Coupon Definitions.

      First, we'll start at Walgreens where they're giving us free shampoo, contact lens cleaning solution, body wash, and tampons.  Then, we'll head on over to CVS where we can get free toothpaste, cereal, and protein bars.  And last, but most certainly not least...we'll talk Toy Story tickets! Here are the details:

      Walgreens:
      • Herbal Essences Shampoo (6-14oz): $2.99- ($1) 5/16/10 RP - ($2) RR = FREE + $.01
      • Rephresh Brilliant ph Tampons (18ct): $5.99 - ($1) ip
      • Gillette Body Wash (10-18oz): $4.49 - (b1g1f) 5/16/10 RP & 6/6/10 PG - ($4.50) RR = TWO FREE + $.01
      • Old Spice Body Wash (10-18oz): $4.49 - (b1g1f) 5/2/10 PG & 4/18/10 RP - ($4.50) RR = TWO FREE + $.01
        • You can also utilize the (b1 body wash, g1 deodorant) 6/6/10 to get a free body wash and a free deodorant + $.01
        • You can also utilize the (b1 body wash, g1 body spray) 5/2/10 PG to get a free body wash and a free body spray + $.01
      • Bausch  and Lomb Re-Nu Solution (12oz, sensitive): $7.49 - ($2) 6/6/10 SS - ($7.50) RR = FREE + $2.01  
        • $1 coupons can be found in the 3/7/10 SS & the 12/31/09 SS
        • Those with a Safeway, Vons, or Dominicks can find coupon booklets in the HBA isle that contain $2 coupons off the Renu solution.
        • You can also find $2 off printable coupons as well as $1 off coupons at Coupons.com. 
      CVS:
      • Colgate Total Advanced or Enamel Strength Toothpaste: $2.99 - ($1) 6/6/10 SS - ($2) ECB = FREE + $.01 (Lt. 2)
      • Post Cereals (24oz, various): $1.88 - ($2) ip = FREE (Lt. 4)
      • Powerbar Pure & Simple Energy bar: $.99 - ($.99) ECB = FREE (Lt. 3)
      Free Toy Story 3 Tickets:
      • There are a couple of ways to get the free tickets.  The easiest is simply to go into any store (Wal-Mart, Target, Vons/Dominicks/Safeway, Albertson's/Jewel, Smiths/Kroger/Dillons, etc.) and buy Kellogg's cereals that have a Toy Story character on the front of the box.  These boxes give you a code that counts towards free concession cash or free movie tickets.  3 boxes/codes give you $5 concession cash.  6 boxes/codes give you a free ticket.
      • However...the deal can get better!  Safeway stores (includes Safeway, Vons, & Dominicks) has a deal starting tomorrow.  For every 4 boxes of Kellogg's cereals you buy, you get a free gallon of milk.  Many cereals are on sale right now for $2.50 (& might get lower to coincide with the Catalina deal).  
        • So...you'd spend $10 on 4 boxes, get a free gallon of milk, and get $5 concession cash.
        • Or...you could spend $30 on 12 boxes (purchased in 3 separate transactions with 4 boxes each).  You'd get 12 boxes of cereal, 3 gallons of milk, and $20 in concession cash or 2 free tickets.  
      • If you would have already purchased the cereal and were already planning on going to see the movie, then this is a fantastic way to save money on both!
      As always, for more deals and info on using coupons I highly recommend you check out Savings Angel.

      Monday

      What Can $14 Buy?

      Ever wondered exactly what it is that I get when I go coupon shopping? Sometimes I can get freebies or even get paid for "buying" groceries. I use this overage to help pay for the items that I rarely get a coupon on and/or rarely find on sale such as pre-packaged gluten-free products and organic produce (especially out of season or non-regional items...like bananas...we eat an astonishing number of bananas every week).

      Today I did a short coupon trip. I have a couple of free coupons I didn't use. I also have some coupons that will make the item free after coupon that I have yet to use. While Von's has been better for me lately, I typically don't like to buy anything there unless it is a Von's-specific deal. I would rather give my other money to Albertsons or Smiths. They've both more than earned my business through the years with consistent, excellent customer service.

      Here's what I got for $14:


      (Yes, one of the yogurts is open as are some of the apples. There are also some bananas missing. My kids and husband usually make a nose-dive for the good stuff as soon as I walk in the door.)

      The complete list:
      • (2) bags of tortilla chips (soy-free, artificial color and flavor-free, gluten-free)
      • (4) 8oz bags of Kraft Naturals shredded cheese
      • (1) 4 pack of Dannon light and fit yogurt
      • (2) Lunchable subs
      • (2) 2-packs of Betty Crocker Warm Delights Minis desserts (Chocolate!)
      • A 1/2 gallon of Silk Pure Almond milk (soy-free, gluten-free)
      • A package of Multi-grain crackers (artificial color and flavor-free, gluten-free)
      • 4 lbs of bananas (what's left of them)
      • 3 lbs of organic apples
      • (6) 4-packs minis of Philadelphia cream cheese
      The regular price of these items at Von's is $59.73. However, Von's regular prices are incredibly over-inflated. If I weren't using coupons or watching sales, I'd have purchased the items I needed (except the organic produce) at Wal-Mart or pretty much anywhere else BUT Von's.

      Still, by Von's prices, my original total was $59.73. After sales, clearance prices, and coupons, my total was $14.29. I also have $2 in Catalina rewards to spend next time I go shopping at Von's. That comes out to a savings of 76%. Certainly not my best, but it will do while I'm restocking our fridge and freezer. (I don't figure the Catalinas that I have to spend next time into my savings now. Otherwise, my savings would be off if it got lost, I forgot to spend it before it expired, or...whatever. It ensures that my savings are accurate. I do consider the Catalina when determining whether or not to do the deal in the first place, but not when I'm actually calculating my savings after the fact.)

      So...there you have it! THAT is what $14 can buy!

      What can you buy with $14?

      Tuesday

      Free Deals This Week

      Today's frugal tip takes you to CVS for a couple of quick freebies!

      Find your closest CVS
      , grab any coupons you need & start saving! You can find this weeks ad at CVS.com.
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      This week, CVS has 2 definite freebies! These items are free after ECBs (Extra Care Bucks). What that means is that you pay for the first one up front in full (minus any coupons). You get your ECBs at the end of your receipt. You can use these on your next order (which can be immediately). They expire a month after issue.

      This week's freebies are:

      Crest ProHealth Enamel Shield CVS ECB Free
      • Crest Pro-Health Enamel Shield Toothpaste (4-4.2oz) or rinse (14.8oz) $3.50-$3.50 ECBs (limit 2)=FREE after ECB's Those are items you can get FREE without ever having to pick up a coupon!! Have coupons? Check THIS out:

        • Crest tp (see above) $3.50- ($.75/Crest toothpaste MC(manufacturer's coupon) from the 2/7/10 P&G (Procter & Gamble) insert) = $2.75 oop (out of pocket) and get BACK $3.50 in ECBs!!! That means that even AFTER taxes, CVS & Crest just PAID you to take toothpaste home to your family!

        • Crest rinse (see above)$3.50- ($2/Crest rinse MC from 2/7/10 PG)= $1.50 oop and STILL get back $3.50 in ECBs!!! That means that, again, even after taxes, CVS & Crest have just PAID YOU to take their products home! Does it get any better than this? I think not! (We don't use rinse so although this is a fantastic deal, I'll be getting the toothpaste instead.)

        • There is a limit of 2 for this offer which means you can get a total of 2 items with your Extra Care card. You can either get 2 toothpastes, 2 rinses, or 1 of each.

      Aussie CVS ECB FREE
      • Aussie Shampoo or Conditioner (13.5oz) or Styler (5.1-14oz) $2.99 = $2.99 oop & you get $2 in ECB back. (limit 1) No, this isn't free. However, it's a pretty incredible deal for a high-end shampoo. Can it get better than this, though? Can we get it for free? OF COURSE we can!

        • Aussie (see above) $2.99 - ($1/any Aussie product from the 2/14/10 RP (Red Plum) insert) = $1.99 oop & you get $2 ECB back. They pay you a penny to take this high-end shampoo home! Essentially, this means you get a penny off your taxes. Look at this way, though, you'd have paid taxes anyway regardless of which product you bought!

        • There is a limit of 1 for this offer which means you can only purchase one item total for this deal (not one of each item).
      You do need to obtain a CVS Extra Care card in order to obtain these deals. It is easy to obtain & you can do so when you go in to do your shopping. The card will also include a keytag card which I keep on my card at all times.

      Below, I've laid out for you how I would purchase these items in the store to have the least amount of money out of pocket:
      • Buy 1 Aussie shampoo, conditioner, or styler as detailed above:

        • *$2.99 sale price - ($1) MC 2/14/10 RP = $1.99 oop (out of pocket). Get $2 ECB back for use on your next order.
      • Buy 2 Crest Pro-Health Enamel Shield Toothpastes as detailed above:

        • *$7 sale price - 2($.75) MC 2/7/10 PG - ($2) ECB from above = $4.25 oop. Get 2 $3.50 ECBs back.

        • *I purchased both of these together because you won't have enough oop to use the ECB from one order on another. That's okay, though. There will be enough deals in the next month so you'll have ample opportunity to use your $7 in ECBs.
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