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YOU CAN PAY WITH EXTRA BUCKS and get the deal.
Note, ECB's credited AFTER You pick up the item and be sure to load them to your account. they will fall off after 7 days if you do not "SEND TO CARD".
NOTE: For those who did this deal last week, THE NIVEA and EUCERIN ECB's have reset.
The digital Q on the Crest items was ONE TIME last week. if you used it already you can find other good deals (ie Colgate, some make up items, etc) to plug in to hit the $25 requirement to again spend about $10-11 and earn $11-13 back in ECB's.
popularSUCHaDEAL posted Aug 14, 2025 04:15 PM
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popularSUCHaDEAL posted Aug 14, 2025 04:15 PM
CVS Pick Up 8/24-30 Oral Care:Get Three Crest/OralB, One Select Eucerin/Nivea/Aquaphor SkinCare, One 30oz Nivea Body Wash, pay $11 ac's, get $12 ECB's
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TBD, you can apply them, but not sure if it will hurt the spending threshold on $25 for the $10 Q to come off. If it doesn't (coupon still applied) you're good, if not, you can simply remove the extra bucks you applied and pay with CC, gift card, etc.
CVS can be a little dicey where ECB's are applied, we'll know for sure on Sunday AM.
How is getting back $11 in store credit where you shop at all the time when you spent $10, really much different than getting a $10 Visa Rebate on $10 spend? For me it's 6 of one, 1/2 dozen of the other.
Yes don't understand why they expire so quickly, esp when Walgreens cb goes a year, I think?
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A couple things to consider:
1) This 10 off 25 can be used on tons of things, so although this is "free" there are many other options to consider that still give ECBs back
2) ECBs can potentially be worth more than face value, as others have mentioned, because you can keep rolling and rolling them. I shop at CVS weekly or more frequently and almost never spend actual real dollars (other than tax)
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