One of my favorite things about CVS is the "magic" coupon machine in each store. When you scan your CVS card it prints out in-store coupons. CVS allows you to stack coupons, meaning you can use a store coupon and a manufacturer coupon on the same item. So, the machine coupons can often turn into great deals.
This trip I didn't need any manufacturer coupons! Here is what the machine printed and what I purchased:
$2 off any hair accessory item
Bought Connair hair elastics priced at $2.34, paid only $.34 plus tax
$1 off any Nivea hand or body lotion product
Bought the blue Nivea Creme tin priced at $.99, item was free.
CVS also often prints coupons on your receipt. This trip I got a $5 off any purchase of $15 or more, and a 25% off your next purchase (which only applies to full-price items, not sale items). The combination of all these great coupons and a great coupon policy make CVS a really great spot to shop:)
This trip I didn't need any manufacturer coupons! Here is what the machine printed and what I purchased:
$2 off any hair accessory item
Bought Connair hair elastics priced at $2.34, paid only $.34 plus tax
$1 off any Nivea hand or body lotion product
Bought the blue Nivea Creme tin priced at $.99, item was free.
CVS also often prints coupons on your receipt. This trip I got a $5 off any purchase of $15 or more, and a 25% off your next purchase (which only applies to full-price items, not sale items). The combination of all these great coupons and a great coupon policy make CVS a really great spot to shop:)
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