CVS Finds (4 Free Products)

This week at CVS was a little slow. Unfortunately, I didn’t get the paper on 5/12, so I missed

out on some great deals. But never fear, you can take advantage if you have the coupons.

I will list what I was able to score and what is available.

Here’s my deals:

Buy 1 of each L’Oreal Elvive Shampoo and Conditioner.

Cost: $4.99 X 2= $9.98

Coupon: $3.00 off 2 (CVS Digital Coupon)

Out of Pocket Expense= $6.98

ECB: $4.00

IBOTTA:

$1.50 for Shampoo

$1.50 for Conditioner

Final Cost: MONEY MAKER $0.02

Buy 2 Cover Girl Eye Brow Pencils

Cost: $4.99 x2 = $9.98

CVS Coupon: $3.00 (Printed from CVS Red Box) - This Week

CVS Coupon: $2.00 (Printed from CVS Red Box)- Last Week

Out of Pocket Expense= $$4.98

ECB: $5.00

Final Cost: MONEY MAKER $0.02

NOTE- There is a Coupon ($2.00) in the 5/12 SS. If I had 2 of these coupons, it would

have been a $4.02 Money Maker!

Deals I missed, but you don’t have to.

Buy 2 Schick Hydro Silk 3 Razors

Cost: $8.99 x 2 = 17.98

2 Coupons: $4.00 x 2 = 8.00 ( 5/12 SS)

Out of Pocket Expense= $9.98

ECB: $10.00 (MUST BUY 2)

Final Cost: MONEY MAKER of $0.02

Good News: Kroger has a started Mega Sale this week. I am assessing the deals and

will bring them to you soon and my Free-Bees Post for May is coming out on June 1.

If you have scored some Free-Bees or know of any good deals, leave a comment below.

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