$5/25 CVS printable coupon!

If you go to cvs.com you can fill out a short survey about their Ready Fill Program. At the end you will receive a $5/25 coupon to be used in the store!

You can click on the survey on the image on the center of the screen that scrolls through a couple of different screens. It's the #1 screen and says "Ready Fill.....Get a $5 coupon just for testing your health IQ."

Once in the store, be sure to stop by the pharmacy and ask about the Ready Fill program. Just for asking about it you can receive a coupon booklet that has great coupons to use in the store (including two $4 off $20 purchase coupons!)

If you need diapers this week, here's how to get them for cheap after ECBs:

1 Revlon ColorStay Mineral Mousse Makeup $9.99 (earn $9.99 ecbs)
2 bags Huggies $9 each (earn $4 ecbs when you buy 2)
total cost: $27.99
use $5/25 coupon
use $1/1 Revlon cosmetic coupon from 7/19 SS
use two $1.50/1 huggies coupons from coupons.com or recent insert
=$18.99 oop, earn $13.99 in ECBS, plus submit for $1.50 rebate from Caregivers Marketplace.
After ECBs and rebate, just $3.50 for 2 packs of Huggies and the Revlon make-up

The deal is even better if you have the $3/1 Huggies from the home mailer Huggies sent out. The math would be:
$27.99
-5/25
-$1 Revlon
-2 $3 huggies
=$15.99 oop, earn $13.99 ecbs, submit for $1.50 from Caregivers
After ECBs and rebate, just $.50 for 2 packs of Huggies and the Revlon make-up

If you belong to Upromise.com, be sure to load the $1.50 Huggies coupon to your CVS card and you can add $1.50 contribution to your upromise savings account!

Huggies craziness!

In looking at my receipts I've bought 55 bags of Huggies since March when the Huggies internet printables came out. With a 15 month old and a baby on the way we will be well set with diapers for a good long time! (And thank you to my husband who has built new shelves in the tops of our closets to store them all!)

Thought I'd take a picture of today's diaper run from CVS.



10 bags of Huggies at $10 each = $100
used a $20/100 cvs coupon that printed out at the coupon scanner in the store
used 10 $5 Huggies IP coupons
used $15.50 in ECBs (extra care bucks)
$14.50 on a cvs gift card I got by filling my daughter's allergy medication (got a $25 gc for filling her prescription)
earned $10 ECBs

so I put $14.50 on gift card, got $10 in ECBs back and will get a $7.50 check back from caregivers marketplace when I mail in the Huggies receipts.

This is a good example of how to make "rolling ECBs" and combining store and manufacturer coupons work for you. I got 10 bags of diapers without paying a single cent out of pocket (by using the ECBs and the gift card I got for the medicine my daughter needed anyway) AND I will be getting a check of $7.50 in the mail from Caregivers Marketplace. In essence, I turned ECBs and free gift cards into cash while getting diapers.

If you do the math, between ECBs and gift card I "spent" a total of $20 - $7.50 (caregivers rebate) = $12.50 for 10 packs of diapers = $1.25 a pack of diaper. Not too shabby.

A year and a half ago I never would have thought this was possible. But I think this shows that the longer you play this CVS game and learn how best to use coupons and store offers, amazing savings are possible!

Save money on diapers

Did you know there's a way to get money back on each pack of Huggies you buy? Just sign up at www.caregiversmarketplace.com and for each receipt you mail in showing you've bought a bag of Huggies, they'll give you $.75 back!