Coupon Guide to CVS - How to Get Items for Very Cheap and Even FREE

With the current trend on prices rising for everything, it certainly helps to cut costs where you can. Most people believe they can get a better deal on household products from a Club like Sams or Costco, and even Walmart. Dont be fooled!

A lot of the national chain pharmacies (i.e. CVS) are vying for your business. Promotions are always being offered to get your business. You can take advantage of these promotions and get the items that you normally use for a fraction of the price you normally pay, and sometimes even for free!

All it takes is a little planning and you are off! If you get the Sunday newspaper and keep your coupons, you are already ahead of the game.

Look at the weekly sales flyer for CVS and see what their weekly promotions are. Most weeks, there are deals that show "Earn $3 in Extra Bucks when you buy this toothpaste product for $3".

Find any coupons that you may have for that toothpaste. Get a CVS Extra Care Card when you get to CVS. Go buy that advertised sale of toothpaste.

When you go to check out, hand the cashier your CVS Card. Buy your toothpaste and use your coupon from the Sunday paper that you have. Now you are only paying $2 for that toothpaste - BUT you are earning back $3. So you basically made $1 by purchasing that toothpaste. The $3 in Extra Bucks prints out at the bottom of your receipt and can be used just like cash on another order, may it be that same day, or the following week.

The key is to roll those Extra Bucks over every week by purchasing other sale items that generate more Extra Bucks.

Before long, you will have a stockpile of these items and you will not be paying full price.

My family and friends are amazed at the deals that I am able to get from CVS. Even my family (who called me Coupon OCD) now gets it and loves to come shop at my house.

Why pay full price, when they can pay you to take it home!