CVS has for
CVS ExtraCare Members (
free to join):
Select 2-Pack 3.4 to 4-Oz Sensodyne Toothpaste on sale at 2x 2-Packs (4 tubes total) for $31.58 - $10 via
Rebate =
2 for $21.58. Additionally you will receive
$10 in CVS ExtraBucks rewards. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Community Member
SUCHaDEAL for posting this deal.
Note: Using existing ExtraBucks Rewards to pay for all/part of your order may negate the Rebate and/or $10 ExtraBucks offer. Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Deal Instructions:- Sign in or create your CVS ExtraCare account (free to join)
- Select quantity of 2 from the 2-packs priced at $15.79 each (available options may vary by location; you may mix & match)
- In cart, click "Counts towards ExtraBucks Rewards" under any item and verify you see the message "$10 ExtraBucks Rewards for spending $30 on products participating in the Back to Routine Event"
- Price will be 2x 2-Packs (4 tubes total) for $31.58 + receive $10 ExtraBucks Rewards
- Complete your purchase
- Note: Using existing ExtraBucks Rewards to pay for all/part of your order may negate the Rebate and/or $10 ExtraBucks offer; your receipt must show $25+ purchase to qualify for rebate.
- Register for your rebate here
- Take a photo of your entire receipt showing the qualifying item(s) starred, or for online purchases take a screenshot of your shipping, pickup or delivery confirmation. Enter your information and submit the image of your full receipt by 9/30/25.
- Submissions are reviewed within 2-5 business days. Once your submission has been validated, you will receive an email with a link to activate your $10 Visa Rewards Virtual Card.
- After $10 rebate, price is 2 for $21.58 + receive $10 ExtraBucks Rewards
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Didn't know about this.
I thought cvs EB doesn't work like Walgreens buck!?
Didn't know about this.
I thought cvs EB doesn't work like Walgreens buck!?
On spend deals $/$$ like this, the ECB's used ding your spend amount for online purchases. For quantity based (ie, buy 2, get $10 ECB) you can pay with them.
Your net cost after ECB and $10 rebate is $11.60, which is $2.90 a tube. It is rare to get Sensodyne this cheap on a per tube basis, so the answer is NO, not typically.
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2) not everyone belongs to costco and it costs $65 to join.
3) 15% cashback on $31 at some CB sites, gets you another $4.50 back in cash, no, not cheaper. But thanks for playing our "Costco" snobbery game!
Likely a stock issue at your store, try another store in your area.
2) not everyone belongs to costco and it costs $65 to join.
3) 15% cashback on $31 at some CB sites, gets you another $4.50 back in cash, no, not cheaper. But thanks for playing our "Costco" snobbery game!
But pricing breakdown anyhow:
Costco has 4x 6.5oz for 32 for pronamel or advanced whitening = $1.23/oz ($1/oz when on sale for $26)
This deal excluding the EB (assuming 4oz tubes) = $1.35, with EB as cash it's $0.725
If you value the EB as cash, this deal is significantly cheaper. If you always forget about them or to send in rebates like me than costco is better. Certainly easier.
Something to consider: 3.4oz tubes are TSA-friendly. The 6oz costco ones are not.
But pricing breakdown anyhow:
Costco has 4x 6.5oz for 32 for pronamel or advanced whitening = $1.23/oz ($1/oz when on sale for $26)
This deal excluding the EB (assuming 4oz tubes) = $1.35, with EB as cash it's $0.725
If you value the EB as cash, this deal is significantly cheaper. If you always forget about them or to send in rebates like me than costco is better. Certainly easier.
Something to consider: 3.4oz tubes are TSA-friendly. The 6oz costco ones are not.
Also $26 is the regular price in Costco. Online it is 32 because of the delivery and amnpower costs.. On sale it drops to around 21
2) not everyone belongs to costco and it costs $65 to join.
3) 15% cashback on $31 at some CB sites, gets you another $4.50 back in cash, no, not cheaper. But thanks for playing our "Costco" snobbery game!
Sorry I did not know yours was a paid post and you are a paid moderator or something at SD. I just understood because your post had the power to have my vote removed.
Why not mention your posts are untouchable, so there wouldnt be any other posts proving your paid posts are not slick..
And for calling costco members, snobs. Thank you. Same to you.
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Why not mention your posts are untouchable, so there wouldnt be any other posts proving your paid posts are not slick..
And for calling costco members, snobs. Thank you. Same to you.
As to the Costco snobbery comment, I can't tell you how annoying it gets to have a post in thread after thread claiming a product is cheaper at costco, offering no proof, no comparative math (not just price when you're getting back $20 in extra bux/rebate on $31.60, etc. It's misleading and often false, because you aren't comparing apples and apples. So if you or any costco poster can't include detailed info how it is cheaper at costco and also acknowlege the MAJORITY of Americans do not belong to Costco, maybe I wouldn't find the need to make such a comment. It's arrogance, period IMO.
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