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CVS 10/24-10/30 Deals
Buy $30 get $10 ECB
Cottonelle 9 mega roll or Scott paper towel 12 mega roll $10.49
Just The Basics household paper products
Kleenex tissues (select) 2/$3 or $2.39 ea.
Palmolive 8-25 oz, Murphy oil soap 16 oz, Fabuloso or Ajax 28 oz B1G1 50%
Tide Pods 12-16 ct. $4.94

Grocery, Household, Baby:
babo unbleached bathroom tissue 8 rolls B1G1F Buy 2 get $2 ECB
Duracell batteries Buy $30 get $10 ECB
Oreo, Nutter Butter, Chips Ahoy! or Lorna Doone family size 10-20 oz. 2/$8 Buy 2 get $2 ECB
Panera Bread gift cards Buy $50 get $10 ECB
Pampers disposable diapers or Easy Ups 2/$22 or $11.49 ea. Buy $20 get $5 ECB *$3/2 L2C
Purina dry dog or cat food Buy 2 get $4 ECB
Tide 92 oz, PODS 21 ct. or Dreft 46 oz. $11.94 Buy $30 get $10 ECB
Tide Simply 31 oz, PODS 13 ct., Downy Fresh, Unstopables, Gain Fireworks or Dreft Blissfuls 4.3 oz. 2/$7 Buy $10 get $2 ECB
select Toys or children's books Buy $30 get $10 ECB

Cosmetic:
Ardell false eyelashes Buy $12 get $3 ECB
CoverGirl cosmetics Buy $15 get $7 ECB L2
e.l.f. Cosmetics Buy $8 get $3 ECB L2
Kiss artificial nails (select) Buy $10 get $3 ECB
L'oreal cosmetics Buy 2 get $5 ECB L2
Maybelline cosmetics (select) 6uy 2 get $5 ECB L2 *Mystery coupon
NYX Professional Makeup Buy $12 get $5 ECB
Pop•arazzi cosmetics Buy 2 get $4 ECB L2
Revlon cosmetics or beauty tools Buy $15 get $6 ECB L6
Sally Hansen cosmetics (select) Buy $15 get $6 ECB L2
wet n wild cosmetics (excluding fantasy maker) Buy $10 get $5 ECB

Skin Care:
Aquaphor or Eucerin (select) Buy $20 get $10 ECB
Bliss or Pixi Skintreats personal care (select) Buy $30 get $10 ECB
CVS Health acne care Buy $15 get $3 ECB
Select designer fragrances $19.99+ Buy 2 get $10 ECB
Dove Men+Care body wash 18 oz, Dove body wash 10.3-22 oz or polish 10.5 oz 2/$16 Buy 2 get $2 ECB
Garnier facial care Buy 2 get $5 ECB
Gold Bond Ultimate, Extra Strength lotion or cream 2-20 oz Buy $20 get $10 ECB
L'Oreal facial care Buy $30 get $10 ECB
Nivea personal care (select) Buy 2 get $5 ECB
Olay Regenerist Max $32.99, Olay Regenerist Retinol24, Collagen Peptide24 moisturizer or Whips $29.99, Olay Regenerist, Total Effects or Eyes $24.99, Olay premium body wash (select) $8, Olay body wash or bars (select) $6 Buy $40 get $10 ECB
Thayers facial care Buy $15 get $3 ECB

Hair Care:
Clairol Nice 'n Easy, Root Touch-Up or Natural Instincts hair color 2/$15 Buy 2 get $2 ECB
dry shampoo (select) B1G1 50% Buy 2 get $4 ECB
Hask hair care B1G1 50% Buy 2 get $2 ECB
L'Oreal Ever hair care 2/$15 Buy 2 get $5 ECB
L'Oreal Preference, Excellence or Select other brands Buy 2 get $4 ECB
Nexxus shampoo, conditioner or styler Buy $30 get $10 ECB
OGX, Maui or Aveeno hair care (select) B1G1 40% Buy 2 get $4 ECB
Schwarzkopf, Simply, Color Boost or göt2b hair color 2/$20 Buy 2 get $5 ECB *$7/2 L2C
Suave hair care (select) 2/$6 Buy 2 get $3 ECB
TRESemmé shampoo, conditioner 20 oz or 28 oz. B1G1 50% Buy 3 get $5 ECB

Shaving & Oral Care:
Colgate Renewal Gum, Optic White, Total or specialty toothpaste Buy 3 get $5 ECB L2
Crest 3D Whitestrips 7 ct. or 20 ct $49.99 Buy 1 get $10 ECB L2
Philips Sonicare (select) Buy $35 get $10 ECB

Blade or Beauty 360 shaving products Buy $12 get $4 ECB
Flamingo shave products or Harry's deodorant, hair care or shaving Buy $20 get $5 ECB
Gillette, Venus refills, razor, shave gel or foam (select) B1G1 50% Buy 2 get $3 ECB
Schick, Edge, Skintimate or Bulldog shave products Buy $25 get $10 ECB

Health Care:
Align Buy $40 get $10 ECB
bladder health (select) Buy $25 get $5 ECB
CVS Health foot care (select) Buy $12 get $3 ECB
CVS Health pain relief Buy $30 get $10 ECB
CVS Health topical pain relief Buy $30 get $8 ECB
Glucerna (select) Buy 2 get $5 ECB
Select Medterra, CBD Medic, Charlotte's Web, Sagely Naturals or Any Irwin Naturals or Social CBD products Buy $40 get $10 ECB
Metamucil Buy $40 get $10 ECB
pain relief, digestive, cold, feminine, eye or baby care B1G1 50% Buy 2 get $3 ECB
Prevagen Buy 1 get $5 ECB
U by Kotex B1G1 50% Buy 2 get $2 ECB
vaporizers, humidifiers or thermometers (select) Buy $30 get $10 ECB
Zantac 360 or Dulcolax.Buy $25 get $5 ECB

Buy one Get one Free:
Arm & Hammer detergent 43.75-50 oz or Power Paks 17-21 ct. *$½ L2C
Dial body wash 16 oz or bar soap 6 pk.
Dr Pepper, 7UP, Canada Dry, Sunkist or Hawaiian Punch 2 liter bottle
Assorted Kellogg's or General Mills cereal
Mars Fun Size, Butterfinger & Co Fun Size or Hershey's Snack Size
wet n wild fantasy maker cosmetics

Nature's Bounty vitamins (select)
Nature's Truth supplement (select)
Qunol
Osteo Bi-Flex

Buy one Get one 50% off:
Grocery, Household, Baby:
Aveeno Baby
Caliber stationery or arts & crafts
Cascade
Coffee creamers (select)
Crayola
CVS batteries
Desitin
energy products, hydration drink mix or 4-10 pk (select)
fall candles or décor (select)
Febreze household products
Assorted frozen appetizers
Assorted frozen breakfasts
Assorted frozen pizza
GE bulbs
Glade
Gold Emblem candy 4-18 oz. (select)
Gold Emblem or Gold Emblem abound cashews 8-24 oz (select)
Gold Emblem or Gold Emblem abound grocery products (select)
Häagen-Dazs ice cream 14 oz
Halloween accessories
Halloween accessories, mask, wig, makeup or costumes
Halloween or licensed home decor
Hershey's Harvest Kisses or miniatures 9-11 oz.
Hostess baked goods
Ice Breakers Ice Cubes gum 12-40 ct.
Assorted novelty ice cream
Assorted take home ice cream
Johnson's baby care
Kind frozen 16 oz. or smoothie bowl 6 oz.
L'eggs Everyday knee highs, Sheer Energy or Silken Mist hosiery
Lysol laundry sanitizer, household cleaner, disinfectant spray (select)
Microban
Mr. Clean, Clean Freak, Magic Eraser
Oatly 16 oz
Pet Central products
Rayovac hearing aid batteries
Skittles 12-15.6 oz
Sour Punch Bites 9 oz
Swiffer

Cosmetics:
L.A. Girl cosmetics

Skin care:
CVS Health or Beauty 360 personal care
Select fragrance body mists
Gillette, Old Spice, Secret deodorants or Secret, Old Spice sprays (select)
Olay, Old Spice or Ivory personal care (select)

Shaving & Oral Care:
Biotene
Crest, Oral-B Pro-Health toothpaste, rinse, toothbrush, floss, Kid's toothpaste or toothbrush (select)
Oral-B power toothbrush or brush heads (select)
Polident or Poligrip
Sensodyne, ProNamel or Parodontax singles

Health care:
Afrin cold relief (select)
Airborne 10-64 ct.
Alka-Seltzer cold relief (select)
Atkins multipack bars or shakes
Biovanta throat spray (select)
Breathe Right
Campho-Phenique
Coricidin HBP cold relief (select)
CVS Health cough drops
Dimetapp
Dr. Scholl's (select)
Halls cough drops, minis or Kids pops
hydration electrolyte products
Lotrimin
MegaRed
Motrin PM (select)
Move Free
Nervive (select)
Select protein bars or value packs
Tinactin
Tylenol PM (select)
Unisom
Zarbee's Naturals cold products (select)
ZzzQuil

Other sales:
Colgate Optic White, Total, Max or 2in1 toothpaste (select) 2/$7.98 *2/$7.98 L2C FREE AFTER COUPON
Halloween candy singles 1-3.5 oz. Buy 5 get 5 Free
Hershey's jumbo snack size Buy 2 get 3rd Free
- Buy select Hershey's jumbo snack size, get a FREE Halloween Trick or Treat Coloring Bag

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Unadvertised Deals for 10/24-10/30

Beauty

$5 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing 2 Brite Hair Color products

$4 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing 2 Splat Hair Color products

$15 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $35 on select Eczema Honey products

$10 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $20 on Physicians Formula Cosmetics

$5 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $10 on Real Techniques Cosmetics

$5 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $20 on select Oxy Max Acne products

$7 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $15 on Yes to Facial products

$4 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $12 on Ponds Facial products

$3 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $10 on B360 Cotton products

$5 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $10 on Milani Cosmetics

$8 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $12 on select Joah cosmetics

Household & Grocery

$1 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing 2 X2 Endurance 12 oz

$9 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing Granite Gold MonoFoil D 24 oz

$2 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing 2 Suavitel Fabric Softener 33.8 oz

Personal Care

$5 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing select Ideavillage Flawless products

$3 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing 2 Schmidt's Deodorants

$2 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing select products (CVS feminine care)

$3 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing 2 DenTek Night Guards

$15 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing Oral-B Water Flosser or Gum and Sensitive Care Power Handle

$20 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing Colgate Optic White Overnight Whitening Pen

$40 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing Colgate Hum Rechargeable Toothbrush

Health Care

$5 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $15 on select CVS Health Allergy products

$10 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing Omron BP 10, BP 7000 Blood Pressure or Body Scale

$30 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing Omron Blood Pressure and EKG

$15 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing Roscoe Pulse Oximeter

$4 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $16 on select Gold Bond, Cortizone or Aspercreme products

$3 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $12 on select CVS Health First Aid products

$5 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $20 on Olbas Inhaler .01 oz

$10 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $30 on Biofreeze Foot Care Cream 4 oz

$10 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing Garden of Life Probiotics

Baby

$5 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $20 on Pedialyte Power 6 pack or 8 count

Miscellaneous

$10 ExtraBucks Rewards for purchasing 2 Hempvana products

$3 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $15 on Trial Travel products

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cheapsake
10-25-2021 at 10:57 PM.
10-25-2021 at 10:57 PM.
Does hair brush or hair ties goes towards beauty club? It's hair fashion and accessories, so I assume it does. Just want to make sure.
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LadyD
10-26-2021 at 01:07 AM.
10-26-2021 at 01:07 AM.
Quote from marciadel :
I don't know if you meant if CVS was going to make money or Colgate. It is a Manufacturer's (Colgate) coupon, so it just brings business in to CVS.
I think you're both right on the Colgate thoughts.

Colgate. They give a lot away every couple months. If only P&G would do this so we can collect points in addition to getting free toothpaste. LMAO

But did y'all know that fetch offers points on colgate in certain parts of the country? It's not offered in our area of the MW.
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monkeydawn
10-26-2021 at 04:50 AM.
10-26-2021 at 04:50 AM.
I have old Viggle gift cards that will hopefully still work. Does anyone know if I purchase something with the Viggle GC and then return the item, will I get the funds back on a plastic CVS GC or will it be refunded to the paper Viggle GC?

Also, anyone tried entering those Viggle GCs on a SCO?
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jimbolijimboli@
10-26-2021 at 08:47 AM.
10-26-2021 at 08:47 AM.
Quote from zippy2u :
I expect that they deduct it as marketing or advertising costs. It results in a reduction to their taxable revenues so it does function indirectly to reduce their corporate taxes.
Income tax is not driving any of this decision.

As a tax person, lets trace this through:

1. Colgate manufacturers TP. It costs them $1 to make a tube - they had to pay their suppliers and employees cash out the door to make the product - they will pay income tax of 25 cents on their income. They sell that tube to CVS for $3. Colgate makes $2 on that sale.

2. CVS Sells that tube for $3.99 but gets no cash due to the coupon. They are entitled to that cash - so they send the coupon to Colgate and colgate sends them $3.99. CVS makes 99 cents on the sale ($3.99 - $3 paid to Colgate) and pays income tax on that sale (25 cents).

3. Colgate reimburses CVS for the 3.99. Yes, that is an expense. So now, Colgate has lost money on the toothpaste - $2 profit less $3.99 paid to CVS. they loose $1.99. Cash out the door.

4. Yes, that is a deduction - so they paid $1.99 cash to unrelated third parties, who, BTW, will pay tax on that. That is an expense which reduces their tax by 50 cents.

So, Colgate paid $1.99 to get 50 cents back. Therefore, they are net cash out of pocket $1.49. Not a great rate of return at all - so no, tax is not driving any decision. Would you pay someone $1.49 in order to get 50 cents back? This is slickdeals - I dont think so.

Just wanted to clarify that some people think that business decisions are all tax driven when they are not. The business (like marketing, advertising, etc...) makes decisions and yes, it does reduce taxable income - but that is because that cash is paid to someone else - who would recognize it as income and pay tax on it. Marketing and advertising do not tax a tax deduction into consideration when designing programs.
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crownline266
10-26-2021 at 09:53 AM.
10-26-2021 at 09:53 AM.
I'm late to the poparazzi deal. Are the nail polishes still 2/$5? I have a $5 beauty Q I need to use today. Can I buy four? $10 - $5 = $5 get $8 ECB??
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zippy2u
10-26-2021 at 10:19 AM.
10-26-2021 at 10:19 AM.
Quote from jimbolijimboli@ :
Income tax is not driving any of this decision.

As a tax person, lets trace this through:

1. Colgate manufacturers TP. It costs them $1 to make a tube - they had to pay their suppliers and employees cash out the door to make the product - they will pay income tax of 25 cents on their income. They sell that tube to CVS for $3. Colgate makes $2 on that sale.

2. CVS Sells that tube for $3.99 but gets no cash due to the coupon. They are entitled to that cash - so they send the coupon to Colgate and colgate sends them $3.99. CVS makes 99 cents on the sale ($3.99 - $3 paid to Colgate) and pays income tax on that sale (25 cents).

3. Colgate reimburses CVS for the 3.99. Yes, that is an expense. So now, Colgate has lost money on the toothpaste - $2 profit less $3.99 paid to CVS. they loose $1.99. Cash out the door.

4. Yes, that is a deduction - so they paid $1.99 cash to unrelated third parties, who, BTW, will pay tax on that. That is an expense which reduces their tax by 50 cents.

So, Colgate paid $1.99 to get 50 cents back. Therefore, they are net cash out of pocket $1.49. Not a great rate of return at all - so no, tax is not driving any decision. Would you pay someone $1.49 in order to get 50 cents back? This is slickdeals - I dont think so.

Just wanted to clarify that some people think that business decisions are all tax driven when they are not. The business (like marketing, advertising, etc...) makes decisions and yes, it does reduce taxable income - but that is because that cash is paid to someone else - who would recognize it as income and pay tax on it. Marketing and advertising do not tax a tax deduction into consideration when designing programs.
What you quoted from me was both a tax and accounting response to someone's suggestion that selling toothpaste for nothing results in a tax deduction. You took it out of context and put forth an incorrect interpretation of the comment.

I simply explained that Colgate was engaging in a marketing practice with these promotions. So, while they do not make any reportable profits on the sale, they do incur both manufacturing and marketing costs that will be deducted from the profits they make on other sales. That reduces their overall profit or reportable tax income. That is how this works. I have no idea what behind the scenes accounting goes on at CVS. My gut suspicion is that the CVS retail arm is not where they make the bulk of their income. But I haven't had the time or inclination to go look at their quarterly statements.
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schnauzermomma
10-26-2021 at 10:24 AM.
10-26-2021 at 10:24 AM.
Quote from crownline266 :
I'm late to the poparazzi deal. Are the nail polishes still 2/$5? I have a $5 beauty Q I need to use today. Can I buy four? $10 - $5 = $5 get $8 ECB??
If that's the 'free beauty product up to $5' q you're referencing, from what I've read, I think the coupon only gives you credit towards the price of one item, so I think it will only take off $2.50, even if you buy 4.
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10-26-2021 at 11:41 AM.
10-26-2021 at 11:41 AM.
Quote from schnauzermomma :
If that's the 'free beauty product up to $5' q you're referencing, from what I've read, I think the coupon only gives you credit towards the price of one item, so I think it will only take off $2.50, even if you buy 4.

Oh, you're right. Thank you! I'll think of something else to use it on.
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LadyD
10-26-2021 at 12:37 PM.
10-26-2021 at 12:37 PM.
Quote from jimbolijimboli@ :
Income tax is not driving any of this decision.

As a tax person, lets trace this through:

1. Colgate manufacturers TP. It costs them $1 to make a tube - they had to pay their suppliers and employees cash out the door to make the product - they will pay income tax of 25 cents on their income. They sell that tube to CVS for $3. Colgate makes $2 on that sale.

2. CVS Sells that tube for $3.99 but gets no cash due to the coupon. They are entitled to that cash - so they send the coupon to Colgate and colgate sends them $3.99. CVS makes 99 cents on the sale ($3.99 - $3 paid to Colgate) and pays income tax on that sale (25 cents).

3. Colgate reimburses CVS for the 3.99. Yes, that is an expense. So now, Colgate has lost money on the toothpaste - $2 profit less $3.99 paid to CVS. they loose $1.99. Cash out the door.

4. Yes, that is a deduction - so they paid $1.99 cash to unrelated third parties, who, BTW, will pay tax on that. That is an expense which reduces their tax by 50 cents.

So, Colgate paid $1.99 to get 50 cents back. Therefore, they are net cash out of pocket $1.49. Not a great rate of return at all - so no, tax is not driving any decision. Would you pay someone $1.49 in order to get 50 cents back? This is slickdeals - I dont think so.

Just wanted to clarify that some people think that business decisions are all tax driven when they are not. The business (like marketing, advertising, etc...) makes decisions and yes, it does reduce taxable income - but that is because that cash is paid to someone else - who would recognize it as income and pay tax on it. Marketing and advertising do not tax a tax deduction into consideration when designing programs.


Why are they giving away free toothpaste then?
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10-26-2021 at 12:40 PM.
10-26-2021 at 12:40 PM.
Quote from zippy2u :
What you quoted from me was both a tax and accounting response to someone's suggestion that selling toothpaste for nothing results in a tax deduction. You took it out of context and put forth an incorrect interpretation of the comment.

I simply explained that Colgate was engaging in a marketing practice with these promotions. So, while they do not make any reportable profits on the sale, they do incur both manufacturing and marketing costs that will be deducted from the profits they make on other sales. That reduces their overall profit or reportable tax income. That is how this works. I have no idea what behind the scenes accounting goes on at CVS. My gut suspicion is that the CVS retail arm is not where they make the bulk of their income. But I haven't had the time or inclination to go look at their quarterly statements.


Shhhhhh. We just gonna wait for him to tell us why they giving us free toothpaste all the time.
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10-26-2021 at 02:08 PM.
10-26-2021 at 02:08 PM.
Quote from crownline266 :
I'm late to the poparazzi deal. Are the nail polishes still 2/$5? I have a $5 beauty Q I need to use today. Can I buy four? $10 - $5 = $5 get $8 ECB??
I read through wiki twice and Erica's unadvertised deals and didn't see Poparazzi $8 ecb listed. I remeber reading in old thread thst it was toll 23rd but I might be wrong
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crownline266
10-26-2021 at 02:33 PM.
10-26-2021 at 02:33 PM.
Quote from LessGreed :
I read through wiki twice and Erica's unadvertised deals and didn't see Poparazzi $8 ecb listed. I remeber reading in old thread thst it was toll 23rd but I might be wrong
It's in the ad...buy two and get $4 ECB, limit two, so that's why I said $8 ECB. It's the Poparazzi cosmetics, but I thought the nail polish was includded in the ECB.
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10-26-2021 at 04:52 PM.
10-26-2021 at 04:52 PM.
Quote from LessGreed :
I read through wiki twice and Erica's unadvertised deals and didn't see Poparazzi $8 ecb listed. I remeber reading in old thread thst it was toll 23rd but I might be wrong
Quote from crownline266 :
It's in the ad...buy two and get $4 ECB, limit two, so that's why I said $8 ECB. It's the Poparazzi cosmetics, but I thought the nail polish was includded in the ECB.
Correct, the 2/$5 nail polish is included this week.
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10-26-2021 at 05:36 PM.
10-26-2021 at 05:36 PM.
Quote from zippy2u :
What you quoted from me was both a tax and accounting response to someone's suggestion that selling toothpaste for nothing results in a tax deduction. You took it out of context and put forth an incorrect interpretation of the comment.

I simply explained that Colgate was engaging in a marketing practice with these promotions. So, while they do not make any reportable profits on the sale, they do incur both manufacturing and marketing costs that will be deducted from the profits they make on other sales. That reduces their overall profit or reportable tax income. That is how this works. I have no idea what behind the scenes accounting goes on at CVS. My gut suspicion is that the CVS retail arm is not where they make the bulk of their income. But I haven't had the time or inclination to go look at their quarterly statements.
My apologies - I meant to reply to the earlier one that you replied to.
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10-26-2021 at 05:40 PM.
10-26-2021 at 05:40 PM.
Quote from LadyD :
Shhhhhh. We just gonna wait for him to tell us why they giving us free toothpaste all the time.
Its marketing. People tend to be brand specific. This drives them to a brand. For example, my mother - only uses Colgate. Not Crest. She will buy it when its not on sale becuase that is the brand she likes. So if you use Colgate TP, you might also try their toothbrushes that are not on sale - or their mouthwash.

It could also be marketshare grab.

They could also have a deal with CVS - so maybe they dont reimburse CVS in full - but CVS gets the advantage of people coming in and buying other products - some at full price - or to fulfill prescriptions.

But I am a tax guy (and do not work for CVS or Colgate) - The marketing / advertising is another department....
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