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CVS Deal (August 16-22)

 


(August 16-22)


Almay Cosmetics (Blush

       Cost: $11.99

       Coupons: $3/1 Almay Face (8/16 SS) 

      $5.00 Instant Coupon (Printing week of August 9-15)

       OOP: $3.99

       ECB: $4.00 

       Final Cost: FREE


Almay Make Up Remover Pads (80 ct)

    Cost: $6.59 x 2 = $13.18

    Coupons: $5.00 Instant Coupon (Printing week of August 9-15)

             $3.00/2 App Only Coupon

    OOP: $5.18

    ECB: $4.00

    Final Cost: $1.18


Maybelline Cosmetics 

       Cost: $4.19 x 2 = $8.38

       OOP: $8.38

       ECB: $7.00

       Final Cost: $1.38


NOTE- If you have a $3/$12 Make Up CRT then both the Almay and Maybelline products will be FREE.  

Crest Toothpaste (Complete: 4- 4.5 oz and 3 D White : 3-3.5)

Cost: 2 X $2.99 = $5.98

Coupons: $3.00/2 (CVS Digital) 

OOP: $2.98

ECB: $3.00

Final Cost: FREE 


Colgate Total Toothpaste (4.8 oz)

     Cost: $3.49 x 4 = $13.96

         Coupon: $5/3 (Digital)

         OOP: $8.96

         ECB: $4.50 x 2 = $9.00

         Final Cost: FREE


Pantene Shampoo and Conditioner (14-14.6 oz)

Cost: 3/$12

Coupon: $5/3 (CVS Digital) 

CRT: $2.00- Pantene 

        $3/$12 Hair Care 

OOP: $2.00

ECB: $4.00

Final Cost: FREE + $2.00 MM


Select Schick Razors 

        Cost: Schick Xtreme Disposable Razors- $5.99

Schick Hydro 5- $8.99

Total: $14.98

Coupons: $3/1 Disposable Schick Razor

      $4/1 Schick Razor 

CRT: $4/1 Schick Hydro Refill or Razor 

$3/1 Razor

OOP: $0.98

ECB: $5.00 (Store MUST follow 98% rule) 

Final Cost: Free + $1.02 MM


Persil Laundry Detergent (40 oz)

        Cost: $4.99

        Coupon: $2.00 (Digital)

        CRT: $2.50 Persil

        OOP/Final Cost: $0.49


NOTE: I had a $8/$60 CRT, so all of these products ended up being FREE and a Money Maker. It was a GREAT Week!


***** This week we are getting a Physician's Formula Instant Coupon.    Hold this coupon until

next week, because the deal next week is great!   Spend $10 and get $7.00 ECB. 


How have you lived frugally this week?   Share your ideas with our community. 

 


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