UPDATE: It has been brought to my attention by Ami that the UPC on the CVS coupon begins with the number 5, making it a manufacturer’s coupon, NOT a store coupon. It looks like they should have left the CVS logo off of the coupon to make it less misleading. You can still get some good deals, but they won’t be as good as the ones I listed below.
Sense & Spray Starter Kit – $5.00
Use $3.00 off printable CVS coupon HERE
Use $4.00 off printable manufacturer’s coupon HERE
You could use the $4 off coupon that was in last Sunday’s SmartSource insert instead.
Final Price: FREE
Lasting Impressions Starter Kit – $5.00
Use $3.00 off CVS coupon HERE
Use $3.00 off coupon from 9/20 or 10/18 SmartSource inserts
Final Price: FREE
If you have taken the flu shot quiz HERE and have your $5 off any $25 purchase coupon, here’s a possible scenario for you.
What to Buy:
2 Lasting Impressions Starter Kits – $10.00
2 Sense & Spray Starter Kits – $10.00
$5-worth of anything else you need in the store!
Coupons to Use:
2 $3.00 off Lasting Impressions CVS coupons
2 $3.00 off Lasting Impressions manufacturer’s coupons
2 $3.00 off Sense & Spray CVS coupons
2 $4.00 off Sense & Spray manufacturer’s coupons
$5.00 off $25.00 purchase coupon
Final Price: All FREE!
If you do this scenario, you can also sumbit your receipt for a $5 rebate from SC Johnson. You can get more information about the rebate in my earlier post HERE. That means that you’ll pay only tax out-of-pocket and get back $5! Yay! I’m hoping to do this scenario tomorrow to get 4 free boxes of tissues (which we need!) and $1-worth of something else.
*Stacking coupons means that you use one store coupon AND one manufacturer’s coupon on the same item. This allowed at CVS.
