CVS Coupons B&M - $15 off $75, $10 off $50, $5 off $30, $4 off $20, B2G1 Starbucks cans

As always, depends on your store/manager. Several stores in my area allow it. Others don't.

Thanks OP

very nice. thx

johnnyz said: The past few days, I've been getting the $10 off $50s right from register, even from just buying something as small as soda or two. That, and $2 off $10 CVS product purchase.

Isn't that a great feeling when you get the $10/$50 printed at the register!

A few more from the same source cited above. (also added to OP)

B2G1 Starbucks ready-to-drink beverage (the ones in a can)

$2 off Lumene skin care product (Lumene Body Atkiva products generate $2 Extra Care Buck this month)

$1 off Jergens Moisturizer (Jergens product generates $5 Extra Care Bucks this week only when you buy 2)

Starbucks coupon is coming up for me as B2G1, not B1G1.

1 more coupon

$1 off Curel hand or foot cream (Curel product generates $5 Extra Care Buck this week only when you buy 2)

As a follow-up, I used all of the $ off $$ coupons tonight, and they all worked just fine. The $15 off $75 requires a manager approval in some locations (it did for me) but that's all.

I am now the proud owner of the Transformers DVD!

Thanks - this is a fabulous post.

While most cashiers will not combine $off/$ coupons with one another, you can combine them with the Starbucks or other CVS coupons.

And, you can combine these with ExtraCareBucks and Manufacturer's Coupons as well for even more fabulous deals. Just be sure to have the cashier scan the $off/$ coupon first before applying the other coupons. CVS allows one CVS coupon and one manufacter's coupon per item in your order, and the $off/$ coupons count towards the CVS coupon total. (ExtraCare bucks do not.)

-L

Unbelieevable said: timriley12 said: Does anyone have any experience using these coupons with a (primarily) alcohol purchase added with a non-alcohol purchase? I know the coupons state that alcohol is excluded, but ie. if I were to use the $4off$20 coupon, could I theoretically buy $16 of wine and $4 of non-alcohol purchases (total $20) and then use the $4 off $20 coupon? Or better yet, could I take it a step further and even buy just $1 in non-alcohol products and $19 in wine and have the coupon work? Just wondering because I primarily buy wine from CVS...

It all depends on how much of a stickler the cashier is. I usually buy beer in my orders if I need it, and have never been questioned. Just don't make it too obvious.

I bought beer yesterday. Total before coupons = $13x.xx. Paid via AMEX = $0.23. I love CVS.

thanks. our cvs sells etoh. it was a shock to me too, but these coupons are not redeemable with alkies purchase

ocean935 said: Unbelieevable said: I bought beer yesterday. Total before coupons = $13x.xx. Paid via AMEX = $0.23. I love CVS.

From $13.xx to $0.23? How???

Read again. It was $13X.XX. This is done by using a combination of the coupons listed in the OP, along with many manufacturer's coupons, and a few Extra Care Bucks (which I always get some in return to cover what I spend). I do it all the time. It takes time to plan the trips, but it's well worth it. Especially with food drives starting to get going in preparation for Thanksgiving, this week's deal on Campbell's soup ($1.50 a can for the Chunky) will be great. I'll probably deliver 200-300 cans of soup to the food drive in 2 weeks.

If you need more coupons, you can order manufacturer's coupons at www.thecouponclippers.com. That's where I get mine from if I need extras.

hot2004 said: Unbelieevable said: 15/75
Expires 10/28
This one beeped today. Anyone had same problem?

Oh forgot... is this the one need manager's approval? Just lost $15!!! Too bad.

Yeah, the $15/$75 will usually need to have a manager scan their card for it to go through. There have been reports in some areas of that not being the case, but I think it's usually the case. I know in my area (Houston) it requires a manager's card scan.

Hero76 said: thanks but has anyone been having more and more difficulty stacking these? i spent $50 and tried using the 10, 5 and 4 coupons and the cashier said i had to spend $100 not just $50 as the coupon only applied for the amount listed. this was at 2 cvs's here in ohio

why are you complaining. you should not be able to stack 100 bucks in coupons to get it all free come on... each coupon is for a certian $ ammt off a certian $ purchase.

The cashier at my CVS store told me that i cant use this coupon,,This coupon code should match with my Extra Care card number, else the system wont recognise it
Has this happened with anybody else??

There's several classes of coupons with CVS in general.

1. Manufacturer's coupons - these are the types you get in your Sunday newspaper.
2. CVS 'CRT' coupons - these are coupons that print at the register following a purchase.
3. CVS printable coupons - these are coupons that you can print from your Internet browser.
4. CVS postal mailing coupons - these are coupons you get in the mail from CVS
5. $ off / $ total purchase coupons - these are sometimes on CRTs, sometimes printable, sometimes mailing.
6. ExtraCare Bucks - these are 'earned' and behave a bit like a gift certificate.

CVS CRT coupons, ExtraCare bucks, and $ off $ total purchase coupons (if CRT type) are connected to your ExtraCare number and cannot be swapped. In theory, certain types of directly emailed printable coupon might also fall into this category, but so far, most seem to be generic to any card. These are typically coupons with long bar codes.

CVS printables, CVS mailings can be used by any card holder and are not connected to your ECB card number. Anything that the cashier has key-in instructions for are generally this type of coupon.

With the coupons in this post, all seemed to fall into category 3.

Bump... Coupons exiring today...

SharonBell said: any new ones?

Not yet, but the ones I posted in the OP still work today. I used them this morning.

There are PDF copies on SD.