Ok I would like to start using CVS for things. I have never been there but from reading everything I have a few questions.

Ok I want to buy

5 Speed Stick 24/7 For Men at $3.99 each get $3.99 ecb each
4 soy joy bars $1 each $1 ecb each
1 bonnie bell at 75% off about $1.20

than use a $4 off $20 purchase

So I would pay oop $21.15 + tax unless they will stack the cvs coupons

But than would have $23.95 in ecb to spend? How do you use them?

Can I use them with the next ad and buy (ok called and huggies baby lotion is $3.49 to much even with the coupon) but just as an example I'll leave it.

$25 worth of huggies bath and body stuff get $5 ecb
than use $1.25 off coupons
than pay the remainder of the balance with the ecb from my first weeks trip?

Thanks for any tips or hints off to read some more.

Just an FYI, the limit on the Speed Stick is 1 per household, so you would not be able to get 5 and get the ECB 5 times.

Edit to add: Sorry, I thought it was limit 1. Oops!

The ECB's will have a date they are good until on them, so yes you can use them the following week. Also check to see if there is a x/xx off for the purchase next week- i think there is a 4/20 purchase coupon now but not sure on the expiration date( i have my lo on my lap and can't get to my book) That should help bring your purchase down more.
Good luck
Sarah

This is what my local ad says under the deodorant I thought that meant I could use it for 5 and get 5 ecb oops I attached the ad

"Extra Bucks® offer limit of 5 per household."

CVS - Weekly Store Ad Online

Mine says the "offer limit of 5 per household" also. I bought 2 yesterday, and received $7.98 in ECB's.

Any certain way to use coupons versus ecb or any order.

CVS coupon
Man coupons
than ecb's?

CK147 - that is the order that I use.

Hand the CVS coupons first, then ECB's if you know that you are still going to be able to use all of your Man coupons.

I tend to give CVS coupons first, then a few of the ECB's, then the man coupons since I don't take the time to get it down to the exact penny. At the end I hand over more ECB's.