CVS - my card- Paper Mate Grip Pens (8 ct) $0.99, got back $0.99 EB (Limit 3) = FREE
- 2 Caliber or CVS School Glues (5 oz) $0.99 each, got back $1.98 EB (Limit 2) = FREE
- Caliber or It's Academic 5" Pointed or Blunt Tip Scissors $2.99, got back $2.99 EB (Limit 2) = FREE
- Used $0.99 EB (this one beeped - it was from the CVS pantiliner deal last week should have only been $0.89 - they forced it through), $1 EB, $1 EB and $1.98 EB, total was $1.06
CVS - DBF's card
- 2 Caliber or CVS 1 Subject Notebooks (70-80 sheets) $0.99 each, got back $1.98 EB (Limit 2) = FREE
- 2 Caliber or CVS 12" Plastic or Wood Rulers $0.99 each, got back $1.98 EB (Limit 2) = FREE
- 2 Caliber or CVS School Glues (5 oz) $0.99 each, got back $1.98 EB (Limit 2) = FREE
- 2 Caliber or It's Academic 5" Pointed or Blunt Tip Scissors $2.99 each, got back $5.98 EB (Limit 2) = FREE
- 3 Paper Mate Grip Pens (8 ct) $0.99 each, got back $2.97 EB (Limit 3) = FREE
- Used $1 EB, $2.97 EB and $10 EB, total was $0.98
I hadn't really planned on buying all these school supplies, other than the pens which I'll use. But my mom told me that they are doing a school supply drive at her office, so I'll give her the goodies to donate.
Staples
- 2 Staples Photo Printer paper $9.99 each, will submit for Easy Rebate for $8.99 each (Limit 2) = $2 or $1 each
- Staples Copy Paper $3.69, will submit for Easy Rebate for $3.68 (Limit 2) = $0.01 *Rebate is only valid until 7/15
- Used $5 off $20 coupon (from front page of circular - wonder if you can print this one?), total was $19.98, overall profit $1.68 (after tax)
Rinse and repeated later on - will do rebate in DBF's name
A&P - triple coupons baby! I bought all this stuff over several transactions - 7 Finesse sham/cond $1.49 each, used seven $0.75 coupons (5/17 SS *tripled fully) = $5.32 profit or $0.76 profit on each
- Oscar Mayer hot dogs $4.69, used freebie coupon (from promotion, no longer available) = FREE
- 4 Viva paper towels $2.59 each, used four $0.85 coupons (6/28 SS) = $0.16 or $0.04 each
- 3 Nestle Crunch bars $0.25 each (DBF and I ate these up)
- 6 Apple & Eve apple juices $2 each, used six $0.50 coupons (4/5 SS) = $3 or $0.50 each
- 8 Huggies wipes $2.99 each, used eight $0.75 coupons (6/21 SS, *was hoping the second one would be cheaper as mentioned on HCW, but no dice) = $5.92 or $0.74 each
- Milk $1.99
- Got $4.10 as employee discount, total OOP overall was $3.64
5 comments:
Wow, awesome deals! I'm loving CVS this month. thanks also for posting the Staples scenario. Now I know how to best use the 5/25 Q.
We found a store in MI that's tripling this week too, so we'll get some similar deals to yours. I'm so happy we're finally getting triples.
if you have any huggies coupons left, try to get the small packs that are on sale for 2.00. If you go through self checkout, you can get overage :o)
Also, thanks for posting the diaper deal. When I asked you to start doing that last week or so, I thought I made you mad, since you didn't respond. We mamas really do appreciate it!
BTW, have you entered my 50.00 contest yet? Hmmmm? lol
ooh! one more thing! the luigi's italian ices are giving overage as well, so hop to on those! I used some of the overage to get wild alaska salmon on manager's special today.
My A & P is on to me, no more overage :(
pubbler,
Ooh, have fun with triples!
Amiyrah,
Thanks for the tips, but I'm out of Huggies coupons and I've never really liked Italian Ices. I just can't get into them for whatever reason. Plus my freezer is packed already!
I've had a ton of stuff going on and I forgot to post the Huggies deal last week. Its better this week anyway.
spaghetti,
That stinks. The A&P closest to my apartment has self checkouts where the cashiers don't have to approve your coupons, so I usually save the overage items for this store.
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