Southern Coupon Belle: Deals at CVS this week!

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What happens when a Coupon Expert in one region of the USA moves to another area of the country? I have started over learning new stores, coupon policies and building a reasonable stock pile and savings routine from scratch since October 1, 2011. I was an expert in Atlanta and the South but now happily reside in Columbia, Missouri!

I've searched other blogs and sites but I can't find someone else in my shoes so hopefully reading how I started over can help you! Whether you are a seasoned couponer in a new area OR a beginner- I know I can help walk you through what to do and help you start saving big! Starting over has made me realize how newbies to coupons feel and made me walk a grocery store aisle or two in a beginner's shoes again! Email me at southerncouponbelle@gmail.com and let me know how I can help! Thanks for reading and taking this journey with me!

Monday, May 18, 2009

Deals at CVS this week!

Not too many great deals in my opinion but 2 caught my eye!

Lysol Neutra Air Freshmatic Starter Kit
Sale Price: $5.99 Coupon: 4/5S1 Final Price: $1.99 or 78% off
Right Guard Sport, Xtreme or Dry Idea BOGO
Sale Price: 2/$5 Coupon: 4/19S Get $2 ECB
Final Price after $2 ECB and 2 coupons: .50 or 80% off

How to work this deal:
Buy the Right Guards and get your $2 ECB

Next, buy the Lysol and a filler to get over $2.00 and just pay a few cents for it!
So you pay $3 for the 2 Right Guards, get $2 ECB back and then buy the Lysol Starter Kit for next to nothing.

What are fillers? Just an item to get you over the amount needed to use the ECB. The Lysol is right at $1.99 and if you have a cashier that knows what they are doing- they can shave your ECB back to $1.99 so it will go through. If not- people just buy a pencil, a pack of gum or a single piece of candy to get you to the right amount. No big deal, nothing illegal and the cashiers know what you are doing. And if you have any questions- just ask! They will help you out.

And remember- when doing "multiple" shops- tell the cashier up front what you want to do, ask them for help and if a line forms- take a couple of minutes, go to the back of the line and let the other customers check out. Probably not necessary on this one- it's a quickie but you'll get more help, less resistance when you work with the store and keep things flowing.