Taking advantage of the CVS Extra Bucks program combined with sales and manufacturer and CVS coupons make for some great deals.  I save an average of $3000 a year on health, beauty, food, gifts and household items shopping at CVS.  I would never have believed shopping at a drug store would be less expensive than shopping at a big box store or that buying grocery items at CVS would save money in my budget.  But I have learned it is possible and consistently am able to bring home between $50 and $100 of products each week for tax only (sometimes less).
Well, this was a little slower week for me.  Since they had some Sobe in stock I went ahead and used a rain check I had to grab 14.  I probably should have waited to see if I get a $/$$ coupon before the Sobe Printable coupons expire the end of September, but my cart looked so empty I had to fill it with something.  I saw the Pepsi man there and asked about ordering more Sobe for next week and he told me they were out of it--then he said he was just kidding.  So I ordered 4 more cases to use up my coupons.  I actually quit playing the Sobe game a while ago but still have lots of coupons.  I also did the $30 P&G deal for the free flu shot for my mom with her card.  Here are a couple other transactions we did this week (my mom and daughter) that are interesting uses of CVS shopping without extra bucks.
2 -- Wheat Thins @ $1 each [used two printable coupons from their Facebook page]
2 -- Oral B Clearance toothbrushes @ $.82 each [used a $.75/2 P&G insert coupon]
1 -- Headphones @ $6.99 bet $6.99 extra bucks
1 -- Glide floss @ $3.97 get $2.50 extra bucks [used a $.75/1 P&G insert coupon]
14 -- Sobe @ $1.59/2 with a rain check for B1G1 [used 7 B1G1 printable coupons from the game and 1 $2/$10 CVS coupon for snacks or sugar free items found in booklet at CVS]
You can find these deals and more on the current CVS deals post page hereand look over theweekly ad and remember you can check the We Use Couponsor theHot Coupon Worldcoupon databases for coupons for items in the ad that I don't have any listed for.  Also, read how I have learned (from others) how to "stack" the coupons in the right order to pay less tax.Some states have to pay tax on extra buck usage and some don't so it may or may not affect your CVS shopping.  And if you don't have any, or many, extra bucks check out how to have the least out of pocket cash when beginning.
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To see more of my weekly CVS shopping trips, to learn how you, too, can save big while shopping at CVS and to find all the current deals visit Simply CVS.
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