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Crest Sensi-Relief Toothpaste 49¢ at CVS

on 9.4.2014 at 7:34pm
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Do you get CVS weekly emails?  If not then stop what you are doing and get signed up.  If you already get them then go see what your offer was this week.  I got an email for 25% off my entire purchase.

These coupons exclude sale items and many folks through them away thinking that they are worthless.  Before you do that, realize that there are items at CVS that are full price but still print ExtraCare Bucks!  One deal this week would be on Crest Sensi-Relief.

Buy:
(1) Crest Sensi-Relief Toothpaste, $5.99 (reg. price)
Use:
-25% off CVS email coupon
-$1 off Crest Sensi-Relief, 4.1 oz+ printable
Total Due: $3.49

Get Back: $3 ExtraCare Buck

That means you paid 49¢ for toothpaste!  Now… technically toothpaste should be free, but sensitive versions aren’t always in that category.  To grab sensitive toothpaste for 49¢ is a pretty good deal.

Note: You can buy 2 of these if you want together and you’ll get a $6 ExtraCareBuck.

Buy:
(2) Crest Sensi-Relief Toothpaste, $5.99 (reg. price)
Use:
-25% off CVS email coupon
(2) -$1 off Crest Sensi-Relief, 4.1 oz+ printable
Total Due: $6.98

Get Back: $6 ExtraCare Buck

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