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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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Personal Care

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Health Care

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LadyD
10-26-2021 at 06:07 PM.
10-26-2021 at 06:07 PM.
Quote from jimbolijimboli@ :
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....

So in other words, you don't know. It could be a tax write off especially and they're producing something they are giving away for free.
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schnauzermomma
10-26-2021 at 06:32 PM.
10-26-2021 at 06:32 PM.
Quote from jimbolijimboli@ :
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....
Seems like you and I have the same idea. I haven't heard a better reason suggested so far. Wink
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NCJC
10-26-2021 at 07:15 PM.
10-26-2021 at 07:15 PM.
Hi there, I need help please!

For the first time I have received free Hair Color CRT. Could anyone please tell how these CRT's work and also how can I make best use of this CRT this week. CRT expires on 30th.

Thanks!
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zippy2u
10-26-2021 at 07:38 PM.
10-26-2021 at 07:38 PM.
Quote from jimbolijimboli@ :
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....
I'm an EA, too. So I completely get where you are coming from. We basically seem to be in agreement. I don't really know the ins and outs of marketing at CVS and can't really explain the logic behind giving away all that toothpaste. One explanation could be that they are planning on a major new packaging design and this would be old stock sold somewhere like BigLots, or other discount stores. Rather than take that loss, they've decided to use these lines as marketing/promotion instead. I'd expect that once you get used to that particular brand, even after they change the packaging, you'd probably want to keep buying it. Who knows?
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10-26-2021 at 07:38 PM.
10-26-2021 at 07:38 PM.
Quote from schnauzermomma :
Correct, the 2/$5 nail polish is included this week.
Really, the black cap ones? I went to store today but didn't see any tags for it and couldn't find any cosmetics even though it is one of the biggest store
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10-26-2021 at 08:42 PM.
10-26-2021 at 08:42 PM.
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Really, the black cap ones? I went to store today but didn't see any tags for it and couldn't find any cosmetics even though it is one of the biggest store
Yes, really. And if you have the $2/3, you can get 4/$10 - $2/3, get $8 for a net breakeven. Or use the $3/$7, get 4/$10 - $3/$7 & get $8 for a MM. Even better, if you have both CRTs (one from last week, one from this week), it's a real MM.

I can promise you, I do not intentionally ever give out wrong information here.
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LadyD
10-27-2021 at 12:52 AM.
10-27-2021 at 12:52 AM.
Quote from zippy2u :
I'm an EA, too. So I completely get where you are coming from. We basically seem to be in agreement. I don't really know the ins and outs of marketing at CVS and can't really explain the logic behind giving away all that toothpaste. One explanation could be that they are planning on a major new packaging design and this would be old stock sold somewhere like BigLots, or other discount stores. Rather than take that loss, they've decided to use these lines as marketing/promotion instead. I'd expect that once you get used to that particular brand, even after they change the packaging, you'd probably want to keep buying it. Who knows?

They've already updated their packages. Colgate has been giving away free Tpaste for years. How long would they "market" this toothpaste if there is no benefit to doing so? Anybody who shops at rite aid knows this has been going on for years. They put out store & manu coupons making the item completely free. A marketing strategy that makes you go broke isn't a very wise one. Think of it this way: If you are a small business starting out, and you market your product by giving it away for free, how long can you keep doing that without turning a profit? You have to pay yourself, employees, production costs & any other associated with it. Eventually you go bankrupt because you're not getting a return on your investment. Therefore, there has to be a reason other than just "marketing" it that way that enables them to keep doing this without taking a loss. No business will mass produce then give away the product without getting something in return. That is why I concluded that it's a tax write off because it benefits them as a whole. But if they give away something only the retailer benefits from and not the business producing the product, the business folds. I know how businesses work which is why I thought it over after my initial comment & concluded as such.
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10-27-2021 at 03:50 AM.
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They've already updated their packages. Colgate has been giving away free Tpaste for years. How long would they "market" this toothpaste if there is no benefit to doing so? Anybody who shops at rite aid knows this has been going on for years. They put out store & manu coupons making the item completely free. A marketing strategy that makes you go broke isn't a very wise one. Think of it this way: If you are a small business starting out, and you market your product by giving it away for free, how long can you keep doing that without turning a profit? You have to pay yourself, employees, production costs & any other associated with it. Eventually you go bankrupt because you're not getting a return on your investment. Therefore, there has to be a reason other than just "marketing" it that way that enables them to keep doing this without taking a loss. No business will mass produce then give away the product without getting something in return. That is why I concluded that it's a tax write off because it benefits them as a whole. But if they give away something only the retailer benefits from and not the business producing the product, the business folds. I know how businesses work which is why I thought it over after my initial comment & concluded as such.
The way a business would obtain a "tax write off," as you like to call it, is as I've described it above. There's no specific tax deduction for giving away products unless as an advertising expense that would be netted against other income sources. I don't shop at Rite Aid, but I don't think it matters how frequently they do this or for how long the practice has been going on. The basic principle is the same.
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10-27-2021 at 04:50 AM.
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Earlier I asked about Viggle gift cards. I am guessing that question might be too restrictive. Any eGift Cards with a scannable barcode and or numbers for the cashier to enter PLUS a PIN should act the same at the register. Can a cashier still enter these at CVS. Ive had these since before SCO was a thing in most stores. I tried SCO yesterday and there was a GC option but only for swiping, I could not see a way to scan or enter numbers on the SCO.

I am also still wondering that if I were to buy something with these GCs, assuming they are usable, and then return do the funds go back to the original GC or will I receive a new (plastic, swipable) GC? I'd guess that this question would apply to any GC purchase/ return and the eGC component wont really make a difference.
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10-27-2021 at 05:54 AM.
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Quote from monkeydawn :
Earlier I asked about Viggle gift cards. I am guessing that question might be too restrictive. Any eGift Cards with a scannable barcode and or numbers for the cashier to enter PLUS a PIN should act the same at the register. Can a cashier still enter these at CVS. Ive had these since before SCO was a thing in most stores. I tried SCO yesterday and there was a GC option but only for swiping, I could not see a way to scan or enter numbers on the SCO.

I am also still wondering that if I were to buy something with these GCs, assuming they are usable, and then return do the funds go back to the original GC or will I receive a new (plastic, swipable) GC? I'd guess that this question would apply to any GC purchase/ return and the eGC component wont really make a difference.
I have had egift cards that would not scan, and at register there is the ability to manually enter the numbers. When I have returned an item purchased with gift card, I have gotten it put back on merchandise credit card. HTH
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10-27-2021 at 06:04 AM.
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Suave and waterless dry shampoo should count towards beauty, right?

How about lotions?

My tracking is messed up Confused
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Hi there, I need help please!

For the first time I have received free Hair Color CRT. Could anyone please tell how these CRT's work and also how can I make best use of this CRT this week. CRT expires on 30th.

Thanks!
Usually depends on what q's you have and if there are ECB's. This week I think the best deals are 2 Clairol - 15 - 9 CRT - 5 DQ - 2 DQ = 0 Get 2 ECB or 2 Schwarzkopf 20 - 9 CRT - 7 DQ = 4 Get 5 ECB - might also be better if you try to use with a paper q.

Quote from munchkin77 :
Suave and waterless dry shampoo should count towards beauty, right?

How about lotions?

My tracking is messed up Confused
I believe all those items count but could be wrong.
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10-27-2021 at 09:56 AM.
10-27-2021 at 09:56 AM.
Can you use a Dial body wash mq for $2 off 2 and it is priced BOGO? Do you need to buy 4 since you are getting one free?
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10-27-2021 at 10:10 AM.
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Quote from munchkin77 :
Suave and waterless dry shampoo should count towards beauty, right?

How about lotions?

My tracking is messed up Confused
Those do all count, as long as the Suave you reference is not body wash or a baby product. I have been tracking mine to the penny over this past week, but notice it is taking an estra day before they show up.
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10-27-2021 at 10:10 AM.
10-27-2021 at 10:10 AM.
I would like to share some info for anyone that is buying the Cover Girl Serum because of all the $6 crts, etc.
I tried the eye serum and it works well for puffiness and bags under the eyes, but only temporarily for the day, for example.
But today I tried the blurring serum and it didn't seem to do anything, so I put the eye serum under my eyes as well. Good thing I looked in the mirror because the eye serum had flaked and I had white residue to wash off.
Just a heads up for anyone planning to use these products.
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