It’s been a while since I shopped at CVS since I’ve been so busy with work and school but I had to go today because I had a total of $18 in Extra Care Bucks that were ready to expire. I used those $18 Extra Care Bucks along with $4.05 cash and turned them into $68.28 in Extra Care Bucks and got everything pictured below!
Here’s the breakdown. Let me first say that I used 3 different cards. My card, my husband’s card, and my Mom’s card. (I think I’m going to have to talk to Dad about getting himself a card as well!)
(6) Bayer Contour Glucose Meters sale price $19.99 each
(6) Bayer Breeze II Glucose Meters sale price $19.99 each
(1) CVS Cotton Swabs bonus package $2.99 (needed these)
(1) Softlips Rose tinted lipbalm SPF 15 clearanced to $1.00
(2) Metal flowerpots on clearance 90% off .10 each
(1) Outdoor thermometer on clearance 90% off .29
(1) Stonewear table topper on clearance 90% off .29
(1) Box of Wildflower seeds for shady area on clearance 90% off .49
(2) CVS Panty Liners – 22 pack on sale .89 each
(1) Perio Therapy Mouthwash clearanced to $3.25
(2) RG Men’s Body Sprays clearanced to $1.25 each (Roger likes these!)
(2) Dawn Dish Soap on sale $1.00 each
(1) Febreeze Fabric Freshener Spray $5.00
(1) Febreeze Air Effects Spray $3.00
(1) Febreeze Noticables Kit $6.50
Coupons used:
(12) Save up to $30 off Bayer meters – all adjusted to 19.99
(2) .50 off Dawn
(1) 4.00 off Febreeze Noticeables Kit
(1) Buy Febreeze Fabric Refreshener get Air Effects Free – value 3.00
$18 in ECBS
$4.05 cash paid out of pocket and earned $5.00 ECB (Febreeze), $1.78 ECB (Panty Liners), .50 ECB (spring spending), $1.00 ECB (Dawn), $60 ECB (Bayer)
$68.28 for future use – will be giving Mom her $20 worth!
I wanted to get the FREE pencils and pencil sharpeners advertised this week but they were out of stock at all three stores I went to. If you’re wondering about all those meters, I’ll be taking them to work to distribute to uninsured patients.
2 Comments
July 28, 2009 at 8:17 am
Wow, what do you do with all the meters, I have a ton of them and I would like to donate them but I dont know where.
July 29, 2009 at 9:00 pm
I work at a community health center and we have a great deal of patients that do not have health insurance. I take them to work and give them to patients. Check your local area for a community health center or free clinic, they would gladly take them.