Thanks..

It really depends on your store. Mine use to but doesn't allow this any longer. However if the cashier supervisor isn't upfront. They will help me break it down into the best deals. And ring up seperate transactions

You are only supposed to use one of each coupon per transaction. They all have codes, and you can't use two coupons with the same code in the same transaction [[since they say "one per customer" on them]]. When you break the transactions up, you're a different customer both times, so you can get away with using the same coupon twice.

That is what used to known as "stacking". We are not allowed here at AFC to discuss deals like that nor does CVS allow this.

You need to break your transaction into (2) orders and then you can use (1)$5/$15 for each. So the trick is to stay as close to $15 in total as possible.

HTH

Wow...I didn't even think of my question being wrong here. Didn't know that ...I wasn't trying to do anything wrong just wondering if you could do that being I'm not that experienced at shopping at CVS..I just have got several coupons in my account like $5/$15,$4/$20 that I are going to expire and I was just wondering how to use them. Thanks though...

The question isn't wrong. Stacking is when your total doesn't equal the coupon requirements~~example would be using a $3/$15 and a $5/$15 coupon on a purchase that is less than $30.

It's entirely YMMV~~If you have a $35 purchase and say you have a $5/$15 coupon and a $4/$20 coupon some stores will allow you to use both coupons together because your total meets the requirement ($35)~~other stores will make you break it up and use one coupon per transaction. Regardless, you're usually never allowed to use two of the exact same coupons in one transaction regardless of whether or not you meet the total requirements~~the register will beep. I have no problem using multiple cvs coupons in my transactions as long as my total requirements meet what is stated on the coupon.