Valentine’s Day is barely over and already CVS is offering deals on Easter candy. The good news is that the deals include a couple freebies! You’ll also find some good deals on Colgate, Electrasol and Purex this week!
Cadbury single egg or mini eggs .75 - .75 ECB = FREE! (Sunday–Tuesday only), limit 1
Gold Emblem jelly beans .99 - .99 ECB = FREE!
Mars or Wrigley singles
Sale: .50
ECB: $1 ECB when you buy 4, limit 2
Total after ECB = .25 each
Colgate MaxWhite 6 oz, MaxFresh 6 oz, Total Advanced 4 oz or Enamel Strength 4 oz
Sale: $2.99
ECB: $2.00, limit 2
MQ: $1 Colgate Total Advanced coupon from All You Magazine January, .50 coupon from 2/13
Total after ECB and $1 coupon = FREE
Total after ECB and .50 coupon = .49
Mars King Size bar $1 - $1 ECB when you buy 3 = $2.00 (.66 each), limit 1
Electrasol Finish Dishwasher detergent
Sale: $2.99
MQ: $2.25 fro 1-2 (expires 2/21), .75 coupon from 1/23
Total after $2.25 coupon = .74
Purex complete 3 in 1 laundry sheets $3.99 - $3 coupon from 2/20 = .99
Purex Ultra Concentrate liquid detergent $1.99 - .99 coupon from 2/20 = .99
Aussie or Herbal Essences shampoo or conditioner
Sale: $2.99
ECB: $2 ECB when you buy 2, limit 1
MQ: $1/2 coupon from 1/30
Total after coupon and ECB = $1.49 each
Kellogg’s cereals including Apple Jacks, Cocoa Krispies, Rice Krispies,
Corn Flakes, Corn Pops, Froot Loops, Raisin Bran
Sale: $1.99
MQ: $1/3 coupon from 2/13, $1/2 Raisin Bran coupon from 2/6, $1/3 printable coupon
Total after $1/2 coupon = $1.49 each
John Freida, Biore, Jergens, Curel, select products including:
John Frieda Collection hair care products for $5
John Frieda luminous glaze,go blonder spray, frizz-ease, or color renewal for $8
Biore cleanser, towelettes, pore strips, Jergens or Curel $6
ECB: $3 ECB when you buy $10 worth
MQ: $1 and $2 John Freida coupons from 12/5, $1 Jergens and Curel coupons from 1/16,
Total for 2 John Freida stylers – 2 coupons for $2 each and $3 ECB = $3 ($1.50 each)
Celestial Seasonings tea
Sale: $2.50
MQ: $1 from 1/16 and 12/12
Total after MQ and sale = $1.50
Listerine Smart Rinse 16.9 oz, Cool Mint, Fresh Burst, Original 1 ltr
Sale: $3.99
ECB: $1.00, limit 2
MQ: $1 coupon from 1/9 and 10/10
Total after coupon and ECB = $1.99
Covergirl ECB Deal
ECB: Buy $10 worth and get $3 ECB
MQ: $1/1 Cover Girl Eyelights product coupon from 2-13, Cover Girl Lip Protection product from 1-30, $1 off any CoverGirl coupon from 1/16, 1/30
Easter M&M’s $2 each Sunday – Tuesday only
Sale: $2.00
Revlon foundation, powder, blush, concealer
Sale: $9.99
ECB: $8.00 when you buy 2, limit 1
Clairol Nice n’Easy Foam
Sale: $7.99
ECB: $1.00, limit 2
MQ: $2 coupon from 2/13
Total after sale and ECB = $4.99
Pampers jumbo diapers or EasyUps
Sale: $8.99
ECB: $2.00, limit 1
MQ: $1.50 Easy-Ups coupon from 1/30, $2 coupon off of Pampers diapers AND wipes, 60 count from 1/30
Total after ECB and $1.50 coupon = $5.49
Total for diapers after ECB = $6.99




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February 21, 2011 2:19 p.m.
Eventually he price adjusted the egg down to 75 cents, then he had to manually issue the ECB. Dunno why, maybe it's their system, but he issued me an ECB for $1, not the anticipated 75 cents. I've gone in with rainchecks before for $X.99 back in ECBs and it always rounds it up to the next dollar. I dunno.
Did I mention HOORAY FOR FREE CADBURY EGGS!
February 21, 2011 12:22 a.m.
February 20, 2011 7:08 p.m.
The mini egg ECB is ringing just fine at the Clayton CVS. They taste just fine as well. ;-)
February 20, 2011 4:03 p.m.
February 20, 2011 3:18 p.m.
February 20, 2011 1:19 p.m.
Plenty of Purex at the Village Walk location in Holly Springs this am, but I have a raincheck for Listerine Zero from last week and still none in stock :(
75% off everything Valentine's, plus loads of make-up.
February 20, 2011 12:35 p.m.
February 20, 2011 10:13 a.m.
February 20, 2011 8:32 a.m.
As a rule, I try not to buy them until March, and the scale thanks me for it. Looks like I'll be making an exception this week. Here's hoping it doesn't tank my whole Easter candy season. :P
@Mommy2Caleb, correct. You have to pay for them, then you get an ECB for 99 cents off your next order. So long as you eventually use that ECB, the jelly beans are functionally free (you still pay the sales tax). In a perfect world, you "roll" your ECBs every week, taking ECBs from last weeks good deals and freebies and reducing your Out Of Pocket (OOP) expense this week while generating more ECBs to use later.
@PictureQueen, start with CVS if convenient. There's is the easiest to understand, the most consistent store to store, and more friendly than Wags. The others can be easily picked up after you've mastered CVS.
February 20, 2011 1:52 a.m.