[huthmagl]

Got this deal from a friend, and didn't see this posted anywhere, but if I am incorrect please feel free to delete or merge elsewhere.

All NatureMade Vitamins or Supplements --
BOGO sale and part of the CVS Cash Card deal

Buy (14) Nature Made Vitamin D 400 IU 90 ct. $4.49 ($31.43)
Price is from cvs.com. Price May Vary
Use (14) $2.00/1 any Nature Made Product
This is a pdf coupon, please be responsible with your printing
Pay $3.43 OOP +tax
Get Back a $10.00 CVS Cash Card

[Robbo]

Edit: Nevermind

[maryccc]

Do the have you taken your vitamins today with nature made and you could get a $5 coupon next week if you started last week. Not sure if you will get it in time if they mail it to you.

[missdanalu]

What Robbo said

Save the PDF though these vitamins go on sale pretty often and it doesn't expire until 12/31/12 and you never know when it'll be pulled from the website.

[huthmagl]

Originally Posted by Robbo

CVS no longer allows the use of two $/1 coupons on a BOGO sale. It's phrased in their coupon policy that they don't accept coupons on any free items. You'd only be able to use 7 of the $2/1.

This is from the pdf policy located in the FAQ:

Buy One, Get One Free Coupons Sales tax must be paid for any Buy One, Get One Free coupon offer, if required by applicable state laws. Two coupons may be used on a Buy One, Get One Free promotion as long as it does not exceed the item total
o Ex. Suave Shampoo is on sale for $2.00 Buy One, Get One Free and the customer is purchasing two shampoos; customer may use two coupons for $1.00 each and pay the applicable tax. Buy One, Get One Free promotions may be combined with Buy One, Get One Free Coupons. Customers are responsible for paying applicable tax
o Ex. Suave Shampoo is on sale for $2.00 BOGO and customer has a MFG coupon for Suave BOGO. Customer will receive both items for free but will need to pay any applicable tax.

This statement is from a little higher up in regards to another question on the FAQ:

Q. Does CVS/pharmacy allow more than 1 coupon to be used per transaction?
Hide Answer
A. Yes. CVS/pharmacy allows ONE CVS/pharmacy and ONE third party manufacturer coupon per item. A transaction is defined as the entirety of purchases on a single receipt. ExtraBucks® Rewards coupons can be applied toward the final cost. Normal exclusions apply. See the bottom of the ExtraBucks® Rewards coupon for details.
Note: Coupons cannot be applied to a "free" item.

Seems like conflicting information...I'm not sure what to believe.
Try to be accurate in bringing this deal.

[mickie333]

Originally Posted by huthmagl

This is from the pdf policy located in the FAQ:

Buy One, Get One Free Coupons Sales tax must be paid for any Buy One, Get One Free coupon offer, if required by applicable state laws. Two coupons may be used on a Buy One, Get One Free promotion as long as it does not exceed the item total
o Ex. Suave Shampoo is on sale for $2.00 Buy One, Get One Free and the customer is purchasing two shampoos; customer may use two coupons for $1.00 each and pay the applicable tax. Buy One, Get One Free promotions may be combined with Buy One, Get One Free Coupons. Customers are responsible for paying applicable tax
o Ex. Suave Shampoo is on sale for $2.00 BOGO and customer has a MFG coupon for Suave BOGO. Customer will receive both items for free but will need to pay any applicable tax.

This statement is from a little higher up in regards to another question on the FAQ:

Q. Does CVS/pharmacy allow more than 1 coupon to be used per transaction?
Hide Answer
A. Yes. CVS/pharmacy allows ONE CVS/pharmacy and ONE third party manufacturer coupon per item. A transaction is defined as the entirety of purchases on a single receipt. ExtraBucks® Rewards coupons can be applied toward the final cost. Normal exclusions apply. See the bottom of the ExtraBucks® Rewards coupon for details.
Note: Coupons cannot be applied to a "free" item.

Seems like conflicting information...I'm not sure what to believe.
Try to be accurate in bringing this deal.

HUH? I am totally confused now.

[missdanalu]

Hmmm...that does conflict. That BOGO piece in the PDF was NOT there last time I read it I wonder when they added that. Last I read the policy it didn't even address coupons and BOGO sales.

That is very interesting.

[huthmagl]

Originally Posted by mickie333

HUH? I am totally confused now.

I know right...
Getting a little tired of stores saying one thing here and another thing there. I don't know if maybe they meant you can't use a CVS coupon for a product that you are getting using a 'free' coupon.

Example --
Have a CRT for $1.00 off laundry soap
Have a coupon for 'free' laundry soap
You can't use the CRT and get $1.00 in 'overage'

[huthmagl]

Originally Posted by missdanalu

Hmmm...that does conflict. That BOGO piece in the PDF was NOT there last time I read it I wonder when they added that. Last I read the policy it didn't even address coupons and BOGO sales.

That is very interesting.

Haha, I know! I was like seriously... *running over to CVS 101>Coupon Policy*
But what is typed there is NOT the same PDF that comes up from the link.

[ksprouse]

Does it say anything about using two $/1 MF q's on a BOGO? I must be missing something.

[missdanalu]

Originally Posted by ksprouse

Does it say anything about using two $/1 MF q's on a BOGO? I must be missing something.

Yes, the PDF says you can use two $/1 coupons on a BOGO sale. One for each item.

But in the FAQ (not in the PDF) it says you cannot use a coupon on a free item.

[WillUBMyKnight]

I always understood the policy to mean that you could not use a B1G1 COUPON ALONG WITH a $$/1 or $$/2 COUPON.

But I have always been able to use (2) coupons on (2) items during a B1G1 SALE.

[missdanalu]

Originally Posted by WillUBMyKnight

I always understood the policy to mean that you could not use a B1G1 COUPON ALONG WITH a $$/1 or $$/2 COUPON.

But I have always been able to use (2) coupons on (2) items during a B1G1 SALE.

Congratulations on your new baby

Robbo spent hours on the phone with CVS customer service over the summer and was told repeatedly that you can no longer use two $/1 coupons on a BOGO sale. This is the policy that was conveyed at that time: A Note About BOGO

[Robbo]

Originally Posted by missdanalu

Hmmm...that does conflict. That BOGO piece in the PDF was NOT there last time I read it I wonder when they added that. Last I read the policy it didn't even address coupons and BOGO sales.

That is very interesting.

Originally Posted by huthmagl

I know right...
Getting a little tired of stores saying one thing here and another thing there. I don't know if maybe they meant you can't use a CVS coupon for a product that you are getting using a 'free' coupon.

Example --
Have a CRT for $1.00 off laundry soap
Have a coupon for 'free' laundry soap
You can't use the CRT and get $1.00 in 'overage'

Originally Posted by missdanalu

Congratulations on your new baby

Robbo spent hours on the phone with CVS customer service over the summer and was told repeatedly that you can no longer use two $/1 coupons on a BOGO sale. This is the policy that was conveyed at that time: A Note About BOGO

What the?!?

Ok, um, that PDF is totally new and was not the one that was available as of late last week - and if there's one thing I feel like I double check every other day for reference it's that PDF and the FAQ's

CVS always took 2 Q's on a BOGO - it made their BOGO sales spectacular and it's why they're listed so often in the matchups, out of hope and old habit Then "things changed" this summer when they released their first written policy ever and Missdanalu is right, HOURS on the phone!

Let me tell you, if we can go back to using 2 Q's on a BOGO I will be one happy Robbo. And according to that policy, we can.

huthmagl for pointing that out

[huthmagl]

Originally Posted by Robbo

What the?!?

Ok, um, that PDF is totally new and was not the one that was available as of late last week - and if there's one thing I feel like I double check every other day for reference it's that PDF and the FAQ's

CVS always took 2 Q's on a BOGO - it made their BOGO sales spectacular and it's why they're listed so often in the matchups, out of hope and old habit Then "things changed" this summer when they released their first written policy ever and Missdanalu is right, HOURS on the phone!

Let me tell you, if we can go back to using 2 Q's on a BOGO I will be one happy Robbo. And according to that policy, we can.

huthmagl for pointing that out

You're welcome Robbo! I was so excited to see this version of the coupon policy. You know I will be def. printing this out and taking it into the store with me so that no hold-ups occur.

[missdanalu]

Okay, I see it in print from the CVS website right in front of me but I don't believe it's so until it gets the Robbo "go" so if this is the price at my store I'm definitely in I've got so many of those $10/$50 to burn that will make this a HUGE MM for me

It's so funny how you mention something in passing and then a few days later "POP! Its back"

[huthmagl]

Originally Posted by missdanalu

Okay, I see it in print from the CVS website right in front of me but I don't believe it's so until it gets the Robbo "go" so if this is the price at my store I'm definitely in I've got so many of those $10/$50 to burn that will make this a HUGE MM for me

It's so funny how you mention something in passing and then a few days later "POP! Its back"

I know...trust me, I'm skeptical. But with the same $/$$ coupons I want it to be so very true.

[artmayer1]

Originally Posted by huthmagl

Got this deal from a friend, and didn't see this posted anywhere, but if I am incorrect please feel free to delete or merge elsewhere.

All NatureMade Vitamins or Supplements --
BOGO sale and part of the CVS Cash Card deal

Buy (14) Nature Made Vitamin D 400 IU 90 ct. $4.49 ($31.43)
Price is from cvs.com. Price May Vary
Use (14) $2.00/1 any Nature Made Product
This is a pdf coupon, please be responsible with your printing
Pay $3.43 OOP +tax
Get Back a $10.00 CVS Cash Card

Hmmm....with all this new knowledge this deal might work! Wonder if they would actually have 14 bottles of Vitamin D available? Ha!

[amybonnema29]

OK...so where is the PDF of the policy now......I dont see it...

NEVERMIND...FOUND IT...LOL

[huthmagl]

Originally Posted by artmayer1

Hmmm....with all this new knowledge this deal might work! Wonder if they would actually have 14 bottles of Vitamin D available? Ha!

There are roughly 4-5 types of vitamins that range in the 4.49-5.99 price. So mix and matching should be pretty easy for this deal. Plus that much vitamin D would be a little crazy.

[artmayer1]

Originally Posted by huthmagl

There are roughly 4-5 types of vitamins that range in the 4.49-5.99 price. So mix and matching should be pretty easy for this deal. Plus that much vitamin D would be a little crazy.

My thoughts exactly! Unless of course...we could repurpose Vitamin D to make $$!

[amybonnema29]

I think I'll pass on this deal and save my ink...I can only imagine the number of "shelf clearers" that will be out and about

Thanks tho OP

[amybonnema29]

Originally Posted by Robbo

Edit: Nevermind

Thats not allowed...shame on you...

[wphilyaw]

To sweeten this deal a bit, I found a CVS 2012 Heart Guide in a Display back in the Pharmacty area with CVS Coupons for $3 off an Nature made Vitamins. They state Limit 1 per customer on the coupon. This would bring the total OOP to $.43...

[huthmagl]

Originally Posted by wphilyaw

To sweeten this deal a bit, I found a CVS 2012 Heart Guide in a Display back in the Pharmacty area with CVS Coupons for $3 off an Nature made Vitamins. They state Limit 1 per customer on the coupon. This would bring the total OOP to $.43...

Ah, must find these coupons! Do you have a picture of the 'CVS 2012 Heart Guide' so I know to keep my hawk-eyes peeled?