CVS had another great sale with coupon match-ups and extra care buck earnings for Christmas. I got up early this morning to complete my transactions while the sale items were still in stock. It was definitely a worthwhile trip! I am writing this entry several weeks later, so I don't recall exactly how much CVS "paid" me for these items, but I know that I spent less than a dollar out of pocket and ended up increasing my ECB total significantly. Yay (as always) for CVS!
5 Arm and Hammer cleaning solutions, 5 Right Guard deodorants, 3 Thermacare packages, 1 Excedrin Express Gels, 2 Sally Hansen nail polish, 2 L'Oreal eye shadow duos, 1 package of Altoids, 1 3-outlet plug, 1 Halls cough drops, 5 Listerine mouthwashes, 1 protein bar, and one Benefiber drink mix
For those of you who are wondering, what do you do with all this stuff? Many items that you can get for free or be "paid" for at CVS are consumables (usually toiletries) that we use and surplus is great to donate to shelters and charitable organizations. Other oftentimes free items that can be donated include medicines, glucose monitors, and cleaning supplies.
5 Arm and Hammer cleaning solutions, 5 Right Guard deodorants, 3 Thermacare packages, 1 Excedrin Express Gels, 2 Sally Hansen nail polish, 2 L'Oreal eye shadow duos, 1 package of Altoids, 1 3-outlet plug, 1 Halls cough drops, 5 Listerine mouthwashes, 1 protein bar, and one Benefiber drink mixFor those of you who are wondering, what do you do with all this stuff? Many items that you can get for free or be "paid" for at CVS are consumables (usually toiletries) that we use and surplus is great to donate to shelters and charitable organizations. Other oftentimes free items that can be donated include medicines, glucose monitors, and cleaning supplies.
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