I have a 30 percent off coupon at CVS - what should I buy?
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Anonymous
| Nothing. It's that much marked up over target anyway. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| La Roche Posey, Vichy, or Lumene products |
Anonymous
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Alka-Seltzer, Robitussin, or some other medicine to stock in your cabinet. Essie nail polish.
Or - you could buy nothing, and save 100%! |
Anonymous
| Tampons and contact solutions and vitamins |
Anonymous
| I used mine for one of the "as seen on TV" copper skillets. Wanted to try it and at 30% off of $19.99 it seemed like a good buy—and I really like it! |
Anonymous
| Electric toothbrush |
Anonymous
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What three things from a drug store would you take with you if you were marooned on a island?
I’d probably buy over the counter pain relievers. |
Anonymous
| La Roche Posey sunblock |
Anonymous
| If it’s a coupon you received in the mail, you can also use it with coupons that they send in your email. I’ve been getting free formula for my baby for 6 or so months now. |
Anonymous
| I only use my 30% off coupon if I have extra care bucks, manufacturer's coupons and/or the coupons from the app. You can't use it on sale items, but you can combine it with other offers. Read the rules on everything and you can get significant savings. If you play it right, you can earn more extra care bucks and break up your purchases to get some of your items free. |
Anonymous
| Lately there's a coupon on my receipt most of the time. The last time I went to CVS, I needed a couple of items, so I bought the cheap item first. There was a 40% off coupon on my receipt that I immediately used on the more expensive item while I was still there. |
Anonymous
| Olay Pro-X retinol cream |