Whats your best coupon deal this week?

I know that many of you will be excited to see P & G coupons and a coupon for Luvs diapers!

3 Inserts today

I didn't get either of these coupons in my paper in FL

Ah one good reason to join a train, chances are you could end up with some of them if you request! Go take a look and sign up

This week CVS has buy $20 of Tylenol and Motrin products and get $10 extra bucks. If you go to Tylenol.com you can print off $1 off for any tylenol coupons.

You can also go to Motrin.com and print off a $1 coupon there. Unfortunately I have already printed one so it wouldn't let me have two. Boo HOO.

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How do the CVS extra bucks work? Do you get 10 dollars off or do you get a gift card? TIA

Your receipt will include a piece of paper worth $10 that you can use on your NEXT purchase.

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Ok I have a silly CVS question as well. If it says buy 20 worth of such and such and get 10$ back is the twenty dollars before coupons?

Yes, the $20 is before coupons. So say you pick up $20 worth of products....then you have $6 worth of coupons. You would only pay $14 (+tax) and get back the $10 ECB. And if you're a regular shopper you use the ECBs you earned in your LAST trip, so you pay the $14 with your ECBs. It's not unusual for me to walk out with over $50 worth of stuff....used my $10 off $50 coupons I get, or maybe a $3 off $10, throw in a bunch of manufacturer coupons, use my ECBs I earned the trip before, and my total out of pocket might only be $10 or less. Then I may get back another $10-$20 bucks in ECBs to use again next time. I'm sitting here with about $50 in ECBs now I need to spend in the next few days. Takes a while to get the hang of it, and takes lots of planning, but it's worth it!!

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Doesn't the ECC come on the receipt every three months? I'm a big shopper at CVS, but do not get many coupons.

You get a small amount of money once every three months that's a percentage of what you spend and rewards you a small amount for how many prescriptions you've gotten filled. We're talking about the ECBs you earn as a reward for buying a specific item. For instance in Sept. if you bought colgate toothpaste for $2.99, you'd get an ECB for $2.99 which would make the toothpaste free. I bought 5 which was the limit. Same deal on adidas men's deodorant last month.

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