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packer - I would think so. The $/$ is for a purchase that has to qualify by having a total $20 or more. So the purchase you are indicating wold have a value of just over $20. You can't include tax for the value of the $/$$ coupons (at least where I shop). You will have to give the $/$ coupon to the cashier FIRST and then give the $2 off CVS skin.... coupon. If you give the $2 coupon first, then you are lowering your total below what qualifies for the $/$ coupon. Also, you may use any manufacturer's coupons that qualify for the purchases. Just give the $/$ coupon FIRST.
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