Cheez-it twin $5.99
($1/2 coupon)
Cheerios $7.99
($1 coupon)
One a day vitamin $6.99
$5/$20 coupon
$2, $2, $5 ECB
Total OOP: $5.51 ($4.97 + .27 tax)
Total Savings: $16 (Sale and Coupon)
ECB Earned: $7 ($4 for buying Cheerios, $3 for buying Cheez-its)
Bolded Items: to be donated
Total CVS spending YTD: $15.60
Total CVS savings YTD: $39.92
Winter 2010 spending (according to CVS Receipt): $44.47 (where does this number come from?)
Hey, I don't have the link, but you can sign up to participate in CVS surveys and get ECBs by email. I took one last week, didn't qualify, but got a "consolation" $2 ECB. I just qualified for one that they're running this Sunday, good for $10 ECB. Know what's fun? There will come a day when you have "too many" ECBs because you get so good at the deals that you can get something fairly pricey. Last year, I got my sister a 3-pack of Sonicare brush heads - on sale for $30, used a $5/$30 coupon, a $5 mfr, and $20 ECBs. What can I say, $50 in ECBs is just too much to keep rolling because of the "pressure" of expiration dates. Now there's a problem for you to look forward to!
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