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CVS Deals- July 12-18


CVS has a few deals that are free and a money maker.    
Colgate Total SF Toothpaste
Cost: $3.49 x 4= $13.96
Coupon: $5/3 (digital)
              $0.50 (7/12 SS)
OOP: $8.49
ECB: $9.00
Final Cost: FREE + $0.51 MM
Select Crest Toothpaste
Cost: 2.99  x 2 = $5.98
Coupon: (2) $1.00 (July P&G)
    $0.50/1 Crest app ONLY Coupon
OOP: $3.48
Final Cost: $0.48 for both or just $0.24 each
Aussie Hair Care (Buy 1 get 1 40% off)
Cost: (4) Aussie Shampoo/Conditioner = $12.78
Coupons: (2) $2/2 Aussie Hair Coupon (7/12 RMN)
CRT: $2.00 Aussie/Pantene
OOP: $6.78
ECB: $6.00
Final Cost: $0.78 for all 4 or $0.20 each
NOTE: If you have a $3/$12 CRT Hair Care, then all 4 products will be FREE.
Physicians Formula
Cost: PF Coconut Eye Makeup Remover 2 x $7.49 = $14.98
Coupons: $4 Instant Coupon (printing 7/5- 7)/11)
      $3 Instant Coupon (printed 7/12- 7/18)
OOP: $7.98
ECB: $8.00
Final Cost: FREE and $0.02 MM
** If you are lucky enough to have a $3/$12 CRT, then it will be FREE and $3.02 MM. 
CVS- Extra Care Extra Thanks Event! 
Starting July 5,2020 and going every day until July 18, 2020 CVS is sponsoring a daily free
gift event.    Log into your CVS app each day and download the coupon for a free gift.   
Each day it is a different gift, so check daily and download your coupon.    However, be
CAREFUL, because there is a time limit on each coupon, so check it out carefully.   
Wednesday, July 15- CVS Floss Pics (150 ct)
Thursday, July 16- CBS Health Antibiotic Ointment
Friday, July 17- Gold Emblem Abound Veggie Chips or Sticks
Saturday, July 18- CVS Health Toothbrush 3 pack
My favorite deal is the Extra Care Extra Thanks Event.   

What is your favorite deal this week?
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