CVS 5/6 - 5/12 deals

Quote from mfulling23 : Looking to do similar deal but since limit 2 this was my plan: 4 aquafresh @3.79 (BOGO50)=$11.37 4 Sensodyne @6.39 (BOGO50)=$19.17 =30.54 -3 $5 OFF $10 RIB -6 $1 toothpaste crt (or more if i get enough printed from this week) =9.54+tax GET 5+5 ecb If you combine these into 2 separate $20 transactions (with help of childrens allegra?) with $4/$20 or $3/$15 it'll be a $6-8 MM.

Is there a reason you didn't put down any manu coupons? Since they are printables, you should be able to make $5 from this deal(with 5 manu coupons if you can print that many)

Quote from eirek1234 : Is there a reason you didn't put down any manu coupons? Since they are printables, you should be able to make $5 from this deal(with 5 manu coupons if you can print that many)

Better yet, why not try this.

8 Sensodyne pronamel @5.99 bogo50 - $35.94
(3) RIB $5/$10 - $15.00
(8) $1 off Sensodyne or $1 Off Pronamel - $8.00
(1) $4/20 - $4.00
(1) 3/15 - $3.00
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$5.94 Get back $10ECB $4 Profit
PLUS this doesn't count using any $1 Toothpaste CRT's if you have them.

Quote from eirek1234 : Better yet, why not try this. 8 Sensodyne pronamel @5.99 bogo50 - $35.94 (3) RIB $5/$10 - $15.00 (8) $1 off Sensodyne or $1 Off Pronamel - $8.00 (1) $4/20 - $4.00 (1) 3/15 - $3.00 =============== $5.94 Get back $10ECB $4 Profit PLUS this doesn't count using any $1 Toothpaste CRT's if you have them.

I believe the $5/10 is a manufacturer coupon so you couldn't use the $1 offs in conjunction with them

Quote from lilmotto : I believe the $5/10 is a manufacturer coupon so you couldn't use the $1 offs in conjunction with them

It is. The old RIB $5/$10 was CVS and the new one is MFG.

Quote from eirek1234 : Better yet, why not try this. 8 Sensodyne pronamel @5.99 bogo50 - $35.94 (3) RIB $5/$10 - $15.00 (8) $1 off Sensodyne or $1 Off Pronamel - $8.00 (1) $4/20 - $4.00 (1) 3/15 - $3.00 =============== $5.94 Get back $10ECB $4 Profit PLUS this doesn't count using any $1 Toothpaste CRT's if you have them.

I think when you combine RIB $5/10 and CVS $4/20 & $3/15 in one transaction the total amount has to exceed $65 (10 + 10 + 10 + 20 + 15) on order for RIB coupons not to beep even though RIB coupons are MQ.

Quote from laku : I think when you combine RIB $5/10 and CVS $4/20 & $3/15 in one transaction the total amount has to exceed $65 (10 + 10 + 10 + 20 + 15) on order for RIB coupons not to beep even though RIB coupons are MQ.

RIB is a manufacture coupon so would that still apply? People had posted about using both RIB coupons for buying ten dollars worth of toothpaste when both RIB CVS, and RIB CVS MGF when both where in date and it did not beep unless you had them in the wrong order, you had to give them the CVS coupon first ,so based on the past it should work if you give them the CVS $4/20 & $3/15 coupons first

Quote from AhorrarDinero : RIB is a manufacture coupon so would that still apply? People had posted about using both RIB coupons for buying ten dollars worth of toothpaste when both RIB CVS, and RIB CVS MGF when both where in date and it did not beep unless you had them in the wrong order, you had to give them the CVS coupon first ,so based on the past it should work if you give them the CVS $4/20 & $3/15 coupons first

The problem with the her plan is that according to Rydergal you can not use that many MGF coupons, she would only be able to use additional MGF coupon on the last 5$

Quote from laku : I think when you combine RIB $5/10 and CVS $4/20 & $3/15 in one transaction the total amount has to exceed $65 (10 + 10 + 10 + 20 + 15) on order for RIB coupons not to beep even though RIB coupons are MQ.

The RIB doesn't affect the total amount you have to spend. Also the RIB coupon attaches to one item, thus why I only listed Manu coupons for the remaining items to equal 1 manu coupon per item.

Quote from AhorrarDinero : The problem with the her plan is that used though is that according to Rydergal you can not use that many MGF coupons, she would only be able to use additional MGF coupon on the last 5$

So when everyone got the $2/$10 Easter Candy CRT that meant we couldn't use the $.25 Snickers egg CRT also? Not so, even my 2 managers have stated that you're allowed 1 manu and 1 cvs per item, even if that allows overage, unless the coupon specifically says something like $2.50 off 2 items, then that coupon covers 2. The RIB coupon is only on a purchase amount and still allows other coupons to be used in conjunction.

Quote from Mrs.Boopie : Do the good natural energy bars have no limit??

Did you receive the Free bar MQ already? Should be as popular as the Starbucks refresher drinks.

OK, there seems to be some confusion on how to best use the $5/$10 MQ from the RIB.

First off, it is a Manufacturer's q. Just because it came from the RIB doesn't mean there's any way to make it a CVS q. As an MQ it is subject to MQ rules, and MQ rules only.

The wording on it makes it apply to $10 worth of stuff. How many items it attaches to has no bearing. It covers $10 of items, regardless of how many items you buy to make up that $10 total. Any items AFTER $10 can have other MQ's on them, but not the $10 used to satisfy the terms of the MQ.

The MQ in no way conflicts with a CVS $/$$. If you have a $35 transaction, you can use a CVS $4/$20, a CVS $3/$15, AND the $5/$10 MQ (or 3 MQ's, since you have $35 worth of stuff). If you have any items that aren't part of the $10 for each MQ, you can use another MQ, like $1/1, on those items only.

Does that help? Let me know if you still have more questions; I'll do my best to explain.

Quote from eirek1234 : The RIB doesn't affect the total amount you have to spend. Also the RIB coupon attaches to one item, thus why I only listed Manu coupons for the remaining items to equal 1 manu coupon per item.

The RIB q is an MQ, and applies to $10 worth of items. If it were $5/1, you'd be correct in your thinking, but it isn't. It's $5 off $10...so no other MQ's are allowed on the item(s) that got you to $10, regardless of it taking one item or 20 items to get to $10.

I agree this q is a bit difficult when we're so used to dealing with specific items, but we have to heed the coupon wording, and keep in mind that there's only 1 MQ allowed per purchase. Normally a purchase is a set number of items...$1/1 or $1/2 and so on and so forth, but for this one, the "purchase" is $10...so only one MQ for every $10. Item count doesn't matter here, because that's not the unit of measure.

Quote from rydergal : The RIB q is an MQ, and applies to $10 worth of items. If it were $5/1, you'd be correct in your thinking, but it isn't. It's $5 off $10...so no other MQ's are allowed on the item(s) that got you to $10, regardless of it taking one item or 20 items to get to $10. I agree this q is a bit difficult when we're so used to dealing with specific items, but we have to heed the coupon wording, and keep in mind that there's only 1 MQ allowed per purchase. Normally a purchase is a set number of items...$1/1 or $1/2 and so on and so forth, but for this one, the "purchase" is $10...so only one MQ for every $10. Item count doesn't matter here, because that's not the unit of measure.

Quote from rydergal : OK, there seems to be some confusion on how to best use the $5/$10 MQ from the RIB. First off, it is a Manufacturer's q. Just because it came from the RIB doesn't mean there's any way to make it a CVS q. As an MQ it is subject to MQ rules, and MQ rules only. The wording on it makes it apply to $10 worth of stuff. How many items it attaches to has no bearing. It covers $10 of items, regardless of how many items you buy to make up that $10 total. Any items AFTER $10 can have other MQ's on them, but not the $10 used to satisfy the terms of the MQ. The MQ in no way conflicts with a CVS $/$$. If you have a $35 transaction, you can use a CVS $4/$20, a CVS $3/$15, AND the $5/$10 MQ (or 3 MQ's, since you have $35 worth of stuff). If you have any items that aren't part of the $10 for each MQ, you can use another MQ, like $1/1, on those items only. Does that help? Let me know if you still have more questions; I'll do my best to explain.

Thank you for the detailed explanation. So if I buy $15 stuff, I can use both the 5 off 10 and the cvs q 3off 15, right?

Quote from zhuzhua2010 : Thank you for the detailed explanation. So if I buy $15 stuff, I can use both the 5 off 10 and the cvs q 3off 15, right?

Yes. One is a CVS q and the other is an MQ.