CVS Deals 4/19 to 4/25 Great week to get started with no coupons!

by Briana Carter on April 18, 2009

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CVS Deals 4/19 to 4/25

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Bayer Aspirin Quick Release Crystals 4 ct. $2
Earn $2 Extra Bucks (Limit 1)
Final Price after Extra Bucks: FREE

Edge Infusion comfort or hydrate shave gel 7 oz. $2.89
Earn $2.89 Extra Bucks (Limit 1)
Final Price after Extra Bucks: FREE

→EXTRA CARE BUCK DEALS (ECBs)

Tressemme (excludes Trail sizes) $3.33 (Buy 3 for deal)
Use (3) $1/1 Tressemme 24/7 Products printable
Earn $5 Extra Bucks
Final Price after Extra Bucks: 67¢/each

Spend $15 on John Frieda Haircare @ $5, Get $5 Extra Bucks
Use (3) $1/1 from 4-5 Smart Source Insert
Earn $5 Extra Bucks (limit 1)
Final Price after Extra Bucks: $2.33/each

ACT Rinse $3.79
Use $1/1 from 4-19 Smart Source Insert
Earn $2 Extra Bucks (Limit 2)
Final Price after Extra Bucks:79¢/each

Spend $25 on Aveeno Skin Care, Hair Care or Sun Care Products, Get $10 Extra Bucks

$2/1 printable
$1/1 Aveeno Product from 4-5 Smart Source Insert
$1.50/2 Aveeno Products from 4-5 Smart Source Insert

→BUY ONE GET ONE FREE DEALS

Revlon Lip Color Buy 1 Get 1 Free (buy 2 & use 2 coupons!)
Use $1/1 from 3-15 Smart Source (expires 4-19-09) OR
Use $2/1 from 3-15 Smart Source (expires 4-19-09)
Final Price: Cheap!

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CVS Scenarios

Do you have your Extra Bucks we created from last week’s scenarios? If so, use them to reduce your Out of Pocket for any transaction or create your own scenario to make the deals work for YOU! Create your own scenarios with ease with the handy spreadsheet I created to help YOU plan your CVS Transactions to the penny. Download it today for FREE!

♦Transaction #1♦

Bayer Aspirin Quick Release Crystals 4 ct. $2
Use any Extra Bucks on hand
$2 + Sales Tax Out of pocket

Earned $2 Extra Bucks to roll…

♦Transaction #2♦

Edge Infusion comfort or hydrate shave gel 7 oz. $2.89
Use $2 Extra Bucks from Transaction #1
.89 + Sales Tax

Earned $2.89 to roll..

♦Transaction #3♦

ACT Rinse $3.79
Some type of $1 or so “filler” item
Use $1/1 ACT from 4-19 Smart Source Insert
Use $2.89 from Transaction #2
$1 + Sales Tax out of Pocket

Earn $2 Extra Bucks to roll!

You can find more under $5 Scenarios by Visiting the Kingdom First Mom’s $5 Challenge or Deal Seeking Mom!

Come Back next week to see how to roll your EXTRA BUCKS into even more!

Tagged as: CVS, drug store deals

comments { 10 Comments }

Saph - April 18, 2009 @ 11:26 pm 1

Hey wait!!! Before you buy the bayer, tomorrow CVS stores should have a box that goes on the walls, or attaches to poles. One of those cardboard displays that comes from the factory. It’s made specifically for the new Bayer crystals. On top it has a $1.00 off any Bayer product. Meaning you can:

Bayer Crystals 4 pack:
$2.99
-$0.99 Sale with extracare card
$2.00
- $1.00 Coupon attached to Bayer Crystals display
$1.00 Final Price!
+$2.00 Extra Bucks

Earn a dollar for buying it!

P.S. The coupon for Bayer expires in around 6 months, and since there’s bound to be a Bayer sale (It’s any bayer product, any size) within the next 6 months be kind and don’t take them all, but there’s nothing wrong with taking an extra one or two. Each coupon pack comes with around 20 coupons, but the box has around 10 inside (once box display is empty, everything is thrown away), so technically you’re allowed 2 anyway =)
joanna - April 20, 2009 @ 9:22 am 2

I hit CVS yesterday:

1) The Bayer Crystals isn’t available at all stores. The first store I hit didn’t have the product.
2) The CVS nearby that DID have the product had the coupon pad attached to the shelf for $1 off, as Saph mentioned. The coupon is good through August, I believe. I grabbed a couple.
3) The Bayer deal, according to the ad, is Limit 1. I don’t know why all the blogs are saying Limit 2. I bought one, and my receipt said “Offer Limit Reached.”
4) Also, Crest Pro Health toothpaste is $2.88 with $2 ECB. I had a .75 coupon (I cut my coupons, so I don’t know what insert is was from) making for 13 cent toothpaste, which was a pretty good deal.

Just my thoughts! Sorry this was so long!

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Ginny - April 20, 2009 @ 1:57 pm 3

My 2 daughters are the mess makers, they are terrible especially my 7 year old!

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- Ginny - April 20, 2009 @ 1:59 pm 3.1
  
  LOL, don’t mind that my tab switched without me knowing, lol
Angie - April 21, 2009 @ 5:05 pm 4

I went to CVS to redeem the Tresemme deal. I purchased 6 bottle to get the $10 extra bucks. The cashier said I could only use ONE of the $1/1 because they all had the same code number. It was still a good deal, because I got a couple of bottles with 25% more (40 oz instead of 32 oz).

The cashier thought I duplicated the coupons. What is the policy with CVS regarding these types of coupons?
- Laura - April 21, 2009 @ 8:19 pm 4.1
  
  Just yesterday, I used 6 $1 off coupons… plus the $4 off $20 beuaty purchase, and my cashier was encouraging me to do all I can to save! As long as you’re purchasing 6 items, you can use 6 coupons.
  - Karen - April 22, 2009 @ 9:32 am …
    
    I too used six coupons in addition to the CVS $4 off coupon…my cashier as well encouraged me and was happy that I got a deal. I think Angie’s cashier was wrong! Thankfully, I got a nice one!
Bargain Briana - April 21, 2009 @ 9:01 pm 5

Marie Claire’s people said it was fine to use this coupon and print 3 times! :) Even though the # is the same, it is that way on paper coupons. The coupon states one coupon per purchase which is not the same as one per transaction or one per person! It means one coupon per one item purchased! :) So all is good but it is a YMMV by cashier. I personally dislike those types of coupons because they don’t look official like bricks, smartsource or the printable red plum ones, kwim?
Mini Bass Guitars - May 27, 2010 @ 3:09 am 6

Superb read, I just passed this onto a colleague who was doing just a little study on that. And he actually bought me lunch simply because I discovered it for him smile So allow me rephrase that: Thanks for lunch!