[vavcon3]

For those of you that have already used the $3 off CVS brand Q has anyone gotten overage with it? I remember the old $2 Q gave overage every time. Anyone know? TIA

Update: I tried it myself this afternoon and purchased $2.69 coffee filters and no beeps!

[RoseMcBish]

Where is this coupon coming from? I haven't seen it...

[mrsfloyd]

CVS coupons generally do give overage as long as you purchase other items to 'spend' the overage on. They work similar to ECBs so you need to have enough in your sub-total to cover the coupon (i.e. if you're getting those $2.69 coffee filters, you need another item that is at least $0.31 before tax in order to avoid any beeping).

The coupon comes from a free magazine in Virginia somewhere. If you're not in that area, you have to trade for it.

[HappyGal]

great question, thanks

[ct38421]

Is there a list of CVS Brand products anywhere??

[happyhousewife]

Thanks!

[YouMe&3]

Most of CVS coupons give overage if it's to be given. I used this one today but got $3 worth of CVS Brand items.

[Mommy Ingraham]

IS this an actual coupon to be found?

[YouMe&3]

Yes. It's in the Richmond Virginia magazine...same as the $3/$15 was ... I got mine by trading here.

[vavcon3]

Originally Posted by mrsfloyd

CVS coupons generally do give overage as long as you purchase other items to 'spend' the overage on. They work similar to ECBs so you need to have enough in your sub-total to cover the coupon (i.e. if you're getting those $2.69 coffee filters, you need another item that is at least $0.31 before tax in order to avoid any beeping).

The coupon comes from a free magazine in Virginia somewhere. If you're not in that area, you have to trade for it.

Thanks! You are a wealth of info - as always!!!