This is my first post, so be nice...

claritin D regular price 18.99
on sale this week for 14.99
this item's ECB worth $8
coupon in the aisle $4
bringing the grand total to 2.99

Location: Boston - Comm Ave & Harvard Ave location

I got the coupon out of one of those machines attached to the shelves right next to the allergy medication.

Great post, but might want to put it in the CVS thread for this week.

llcoolln said:This is my first post, so be nice...

claritin D regular price 18.99
on sale this week for 14.99
this item's ECB worth $8
coupon in the aisle $4
bringing the grand total to 2.99

Location: Boston - Comm Ave & Harvard Ave location

I got the coupon out of one of those machines attached to the shelves right next to the allergy medication.

ECB for this item is it $8 or $5. cvs.com weekly AD shows this item as $14.99 - $5 ECB = $9.99. Did you make a purchase and got $8 instead of $5 ECB ?

Are you sure they still sell the 300 counts with the new laws?

Limit 2
And yes do get ECB $8

llcoolln said:This is my first post, so be nice...

claritin D regular price 18.99
on sale this week for 14.99
this item's ECB worth $8
coupon in the aisle $4
bringing the grand total to 2.99

Location: Boston - Comm Ave & Harvard Ave location

I got the coupon out of one of those machines attached to the shelves right next to the allergy medication.

Few ECB deals are region specific.

Sample:
We (Southerners) get usually $5 ECB WYB $20 P&G products deal, where as Nor'Easters get $10 on the same deal.

Even, manufacturer coupon values (come thru' Newspaper insert) too are region specific. Sometimes we get much lesser value than Nor'Easters.

yeah, it's $5.00 ECB for So Cal.

My ad also stated the ECB should be $5. The summary on the bottom of my receipt showed:

Claritin, Buy 1 Get 5 EB

But the ECB that printed with it was clearly an $8 ECB, and when I used it, it was worth $8. This was the 20 count Claritin D 12 hour in Indianapolis, IN. It looks like the limit for this is greater than one, as I did not get an "Offer Limit Reached" notice in the summary section.

pauljunk said:Costco has generic claritin and claritin D 300 count for $11.00. Works great. Pretty much an unbeatable deal.

Sams Club has generic claritin 300 count for about $14. I prefer that to the claritin-d because I don't always need the decongestion part of the mediciation. If I'm in need of the D I just get some sudafed which is essenstially what's in claritin-d.

superdrew said:Are you sure they still sell the 300 counts with the new laws?
You are referring to Claritin-D24, which is sold in controlled quantities behind the counter, because of the 240mg of decongestant. You are only allowed to buy one box at a time.

For example, Costco has their generic brand of 15-pills per box behind the pharmacy counter for a little over $5 and you can only buy one box every 15 days.