[SpicyPepper]

Forgive me if this has been asked before. I don't normally shop at CVS but figured I'd give it a try.

I have three Q's for the Colgate 360 toothbrush. Do I have to do 3 separate transactions in order to get the ECB for those, or will it give me ECB's on each of those toothbrushes in one transaction?

Did that make any sense?

[Pnut362]

I went yesterday and got one toothbrush and one toothpaste and it only gave me one of the ECBs.. it said on my receipt the offer limit was reached.. i took that as only one colgate ECB per household/CVS card?? Maybe someone can clear that up.. cause with the Revlon it says Limit 6 and I bought 4 and got $9 total ECB for those so they all worked in the same transaction..

it was my first time at CVS too.. figured i just needed to learn by trying..

[RhondaGJ]

Unfortunately, the limit for the Colgate deal is 1 per card, so you will only receive ECBs for 1 toothbrush or toothpaste whether you buy them together or split into separate transactions using the same card.
(Those darn limits!!!)

With CVS, you really have to watch the limits. If the limit is more than one, though, it doesn't matter if you buy multiples together or in separate transactions throughout the week, as long as you don't exceed the limit overall. Each purchase will be tracked on your receipt and you can see as you accumulate amounts toward the limit.

As you become more familiar with shopping at CVS, you'll probably become addicted as many of us have!!!