THIS is the "CVS Magical Coupon Machine"
Okay...okay.... it's usually just called a "Scanner","Price Checker", or "Coupon Center" and it really looks like this:
But that is just not enough EXCITEMENT! and PIZAZZ! to describe the joy that little machine can bring to your soul! It's like gambling, but without the guilt or the riverboat. Let me explain....
Every time you go into CVS, scan your card to see if you get lucky. If you wait a minute, you may be able to scan it more than once. Sometimes, I am able to scan my card 3 or 4 times before it tells me "No More Coupons Available". This is what an extra care coupon looks like:
Every time you go into CVS, scan your card to see if you get lucky. If you wait a minute, you may be able to scan it more than once. Sometimes, I am able to scan my card 3 or 4 times before it tells me "No More Coupons Available". This is what an extra care coupon looks like:
- You can get GREAT store coupons for regular products ($2 Off Huggies Wipes, etc..) that can be stacked with MFR coupons.
- You may also receive $/$$ coupons (I mostly receive $2/$10, but some others are higher!)
To see what coupons or "CRT's" (cash register tape) are printing currently, just check the list over at IHeartCVS.
Can you combine these coupons with manufacturer coupons? I received a $1/1 Coffeemate coupon with this machine scanning my card the other day.
ReplyDeleteWylene- you surely can! Not only that, but if your Publix accepts competitor coupons- you should be able to stack it there too! You know, Coffee Mate IS on sale at Publix this week on Buy One, Get One FREE...
ReplyDeleteDoes all CVS's have this machine? I've been in CVS on Stuart Rd. a 100x & never saw a red machine like this. Maybe I'm not very observant.
ReplyDeleteHey Wanda - there is one at the Stuart Road location, but it is located at the back to the left on a wall. It actually is a very boring blue box, not like the ones in most stores. Ask someone at the front desk to point it out, it's really very hard to see!
ReplyDelete- Jamie