$31 CVS Groceries for $8
Frances | March 26, 2012
$31 CVS Groceries for $8
Thanks Reader J… for sending us a CVS shopping trip.
Total cost with tax $10.73, in multiple transactions.
1st Transaction
Colgate 360 Toothbrush 1ct $2.99 Get $2 ECBs (limit 2)
-$1 coupon 3/11 SS
Out of Pocket: $1.99
2nd Transaction
2 M&B B1G1 $4.19
-$2 ECBs from 1st Transaction
-$1/2 CVS coupon from kiosk
Out of Pocket: $1.19
3rd Transaction
2 M&B B1G1 $4.19
-$1/2 CVS coupon from kiosk
-Used $1.50/2 All You Magazine
Out of Pocket: $1.69
4th Transaction
Colgate 360 Toothbrush 1ct $2.99 Get $2 ECBs (limit 2)
-$1 coupon 3/11 SS
Out of Pocket: $1.99
5th Transaction
2 M&B B1G1 $4.19
-$2 ECBs from 1st Transaction
-$1/2 CVS coupon from kiosk
Out of Pocket: $1.19
Final Price: $8.05 (before tax)
I just love M&M’s!!!
Reader J… gives us a great example of Rolling ECBs from one transaction to the next. All the CVS stores that we have ever visited do not mind doing multiple transactions per customer. Just be nice and step back in line if another customer comes to the register.
ECBs: CVS ExtraCare Bucks. These are attached to the bottom of the receipt. This has an expiration date.
Rolling ECBs or Rolling Register Rewards: This is a common term used when shopping at CVS or Walgreen’s. Rolling means to pay for something with ECBs or Register Rewards and get ECBs or Register Rewards back. It is rare for Walgreen’s Register Rewards to roll.
















