Drug Store Deals (9//27- 10/3)

September 27- October 3

CVS

Sure or Brut Deodorant

Cost: $2.00

OOP: $2.00

ECB: $2.00 (Limit 1)

Final Cost: FREE

Gillette Sensor 2 Razors (10 ct) and Venus Razor (3 ct)

Cost: $7.99 x 3 = $23.97

Coupon: (2) $5.00 (9/27 P&G or CVS Digital)

(1) $3.00 (Venus Razor CVS Digital)

$3.00 Instant Coupon (Printed 9/20-9/26)

CRT: $3/$12 Schick Razor

OOP: $4.97

` ECB: $6.00

Final Cost: FREE + $1.03

Hershey Snack Size Candy

Cost: 3 for $9.00

Coupon: $2 / 3 Instant Coupon (Printing at RedBox)

OOP: $7.00/3

ECB: $3.00

Final Cost: $4/3 or $1.66 Each

Dunkin Donuts Coffee (11-12 oz)

Cost: 2 X $4.99 = $9.98

Coupons: 2 x $1.00 (9/20 RMN)

CRT: $2/ $8 Coffee/Tea

OOP/Final Cost: $5.98 or $2.99 each

Abbreviations:

OOP- Out of pocket expense.

MM- Money Maker

CRT- CVS Store Coupons

ECB= Extra Care Buck

(Coupon to be used on

anything at CVS)

(Coupon to be used on

anything at Walgreens)

IP- Internet Printable

Obtained from Coupon.com

unless indicated

Newspaper Inserts:

SS- Saving Star

RMN- Retail Me Not

P&G- P&G Coupons in Newspaper

Rebate Apps (On Phone)

IBOTTA

Savingstar

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My Favorite deal this week is the razors. Getting 3 backs for free is amazing.

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