Similac was on sale this past week at CVS so I decided to take advantage. Here is the breakdown of what I did.
First Canister: 1 5.00 formula check, 1 5.00 of $15 or more cvs coupon, 1 Similac Coupon for 1.00, and 1 Bonus Buck for $1.59.
It was fun to watch the cash register as all of this was happening. Total Price was $9.40.
Second Canister : 1 5.00 formula check, 1 5.00 of $15 or more cvs coupon, 1 Similac Coupon for 1.00, 1 Bonus Buck for $1.59, and finally 1 Bonus Buck for $3.00.
Total Price was $6.40.
2 canisters of formula full price would cost me $49.98. After Coupons I paid 15.80. But really since I had a CVS gift card for transferring my prescription I ended up paying Nothing!!!
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Do you have to transfer a prescription to take advantage of CVS gift cards? What if I don’t have any medicine will they still give me a gift card so I can save like you?
Most of the time yes. There should be a sign in the store or in the sunday paper that will show you the current promotion for prescription transfers. If you dont have a prescription…you are very lucky!
I don’t have any prescriptions… Do you think they would give me the gift card if I told them that I will only buy Tylenol from them from now on? (that does not include Kids tylenol but do you think I would need to include that to get the giftcard???)