So recently, I posted on social media my latest cvs trip
where I spent $7 for $135 worth of product and received $25 extracare bucks
(ecb). Everyone asked me to share the
details of how I was able to accomplish such a shopping trip.
The main key in making this trip work was being PATIENT and saving all of my high value coupons. In total, I used $79 worth of coupons (including ecb) and combined that with the weekly sales ad in order to get maximum savings. As mentioned before, I utilize coupon websites such as thekrazycouponlady.com and iheartcvs.com in order to plan my shopping trips. I am also enrolled in the CVS Beauty Club, in which you earn $5 ecb for every $50 you spend on beauty products. The $50 is calculated before coupons, which means it’s actually REALLY EASY to earn the $5 ecb. So even if you only pay $10 for $50 worth of product you still earn the $5 ecb.
This is a breakdown of the types of coupons I used in this
transaction:
Manufacturing Coupons
are coupons that the manufacturer distributes to the public. These can be found in the newspaper or online
(coupons.com, facebook, and other social media outlets).
Extracare bucks are
like CVS “money”. They can only be used
at CVS and can be used on almost anything in CVS. You can earn these by enrolling in the beauty
club, pharmacy club and purchasing certain deals at CVS. I earn most of my extrabucks from purchasing
certain deals in the CVS weekly ad.
CVS Coupons are
coupons that are distributed by CVS and can only be used in CVS. These coupons are usually targeted at certain
products or categories in the store. An
example of the ones I used in this transaction was $4 off $14 worth of body
wash, liquid soap, or hand sanitizer and $4 off$15 hand or body lotion. CVS also emails coupons to email
subscribers, which I get just about every week. For this trip I used a $10
off $40 purchase.
For this trip, I had $10 in manufacturing coupons, $51 in
extracare bucks, and $18 in CVS coupons.
I had been saving all of my coupons for this trip for two weeks.
How much have you saved in one couponing trip?
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