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CVS & Kroger Finds (8 Free + Cheap Items)

Drugstore Savings (1 Item Free and Tissues at rock bottom price)
PLUS- 7 Free Items from Kroger and some other stock up prices
I use a 3 different YouTube channels to help discover the best savings for CVS and
sometimes Walgreen's.  Then I hand pick what items we would use in our family and what I
am willing to pay for the product. Sometimes, I am not willing to pay even a small amount
because I have a large quantity in my stock pile.  
For example, currently we have an excessive amount of toothpaste, even after I donated a
good amount to our local food bank.  So, right now, the only deal I will do for toothpaste is
Free. I will then pick it up, rotate my stock and donate the amount I got for free to the food
bank.  
In addition, I need to watch my ECB expiration dates.  
CVS Deals May 12-18, 2019
** For those of you who are new to CVS shopping, it is important to pick up a CVS loyalty
store (Free) and scan the red-box machine each week.  The additional savings are through
CRT’s (store coupons) that print at this box. In addition, you can choose to link your card up
on the website and download additional manufacturing coupons and send your CRT’s to
your card digitally.  Be careful and always check to make sure your coupons are taken off at
the register.




Extra or Eclipse Gum
Price: $0.99
ECB:   $0.99
Final Price: Free
Kleenex 3 Pack Bundle
Price: $4.49 x 2= $8.98
CVS Digital Coupon: $2.00 (on2)
Out of Pocket Cost: $6.98
EBC: $5.00
Final Price: $1.98 or $0.33 a box


Joah Cosmetics:
** I am in need of makeup brushes which usually do not go on sale, so the prices are based
on the purchase of these items.  However the deal is spend $8.00 and get $6.00 in ECB.
CVS follows the 90% rule.
Price: $3.99 (X2) = $7.98
Out of Pocket Cost: $7.98
EBC: $6.00
Final Price: $1.98 or $0.99 each


Overall Pricing:
Extra Gum: $0.99
Kleenex:      $6.98
2- Discounted bags of Caramel M&M- $1.05 each = $2.10
EBC Redeemed: $10.00
Out of Pocket: $.59
EBC Received: $5.99
Second Transaction:
Joah Brushes: $7.98
Out of Pocket:
EBC Received: $6.00


I decided NOT to do the second transaction because they my CVS didn’t carry the brushes I
wanted.


*Note: The price in the title is based on the price of the product alone as tax is individualized
by state.  In addition, be aware that the prices in the individual drugstores vary based upon
location, so you store may a little higher or lower than mine.  
#drugstoresavings
BONUS DEALS:
Kroger Mega Deals (Until May 21, 2019)  

Kroger has a Buy 5 Save $5.00 Mega Event going on until May 21, 2019.  Here are the
deals I was able to pick up. Prices are reflective of cost after the Mega Sale Deduction was
made.


Colgate Toothpaste (4.8 oz) $1.99
Kroger Digital Coupon- $2.00 (Limit 1)
Printable Coupon- $4.00/2 ( No longer available)
Final Price= Free
BIC Simply Soleil Disposable Razors (4 ct)- $2.79
Coupon (5/5/19 SS)-  $3.00
Kroger Digital Coupon- $3.00
Final Price= Free
4 Hallmark Cards ($0.49 X 4)= $1.96
Kroger Best Customer Coupon- $2.00
Final Price= FREE
Bear Naked Granola (11.25)- $2.49
Kroger Digital Coupon- $3.00
Final Price= Free
Hunt’s Best Ever Ketchup (38 oz)- $2.29
Kroger Digital Coupon- $1.50
Final Price= $0.79
Peatos Crackers (3 oz)- $2.99
Manufacturer's Sample Coupon- $2.99
Final Price= Free
** Note- The chocolate milk wasn’t on sale, but I did  get a $0.25 rebate from IBOTTA.




Speed stick (Ladies and Mens- 3.25 oz)- $0.99
Paper Coupon (5/5/19 SS)- $0.50
Final Price= $0.49
Stayfree Pads (18-24 ct)- $1.99
Coupon (4/7/19 SS/Exp. 5/11/19)- $2.00/2
Final Price= $0.99
Softsoap Liquid Hand Soap (11.25 oz)- $0.99
Coupon (5/5/9 SS)- $0.50
Final Price= $0.49
Dove Men + Care 2 in 1 Fortifying Shampoo & Conditioner (12 oz)- #3.49
Coupon (5/5/19 RMN)- $4.00/2
Ibotta Rebate- $1.50 x 2= $3.00
Final Price= Free
Palmolive Dish Detergent (32.5 oz)- $1.99
Coupon (5//5/19 SS)- $1.00
Kroger Digital Coupon- $1.00
Buy 2 and get $2.00 OYNO
** Note- My $2.00 OYNO didn’t print at my store, but the store manager was able to
reimburse me for each $2.00.  
#FreebeesROCK!

#Krogermegasale

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