Below are the best CVS deals for next week!

Coupon Lingo
Sign up for Ibotta rebates
Sign up for Checkout 51 rebates
CVS Survey
BIG changes to the CVS Beauty Club
How to Reprint Your Lost ECBs
CVS 98% Rule

L’Oreal cosmetics buy 2 get $6 ECB limit 2

Maybelline cosmetics (excludes Baby Lips and eyeshadow monos) spend $15 get $5 ECB limit 2

Select Schick or Skintimate disposables $5.99 spend $15 get $5 ECB limit 1
$3 off Skintimate or Schick women’s disposables, or Schick Hydro Silk 3 razor or refill, excl Skintimate 2 and 6-ct, limit 2, SS 12/05

ANY Hallmark cards REGULAR RETAIL OF $2 DOLLARS AND UP buy 3 get $3 ECB limit 1

Bed Bath & Beyond, American Eagle Outfitters or Panera Bread gift card spend $50 get $10 ECB limit 1

Select Irish Spring or Softsoap body wash $3.99 get $2 ECB limit 3
$.75/1 Softsoap Body Wash PRINTABLE

Nivea for Men body wash 16.9 oz 2/$8 get $4 ECB limit 1

Nivea women’s body wash 20 oz. 2/$10 get $4 ECB limit 1
$1 off Nivea body lotion, excl trial, limit 1, Save 12/05
$3/2 Nivea body lotion, in-shower body lotion or cream, excl trial, limit 1, Save 12/05

Scope 1 liter $4.79 get $3 ECB limit 2
$1 off Crest or Oral-B Mouthwash, 473mL+/16oz+, limit 2, PG 11/28

U by Kotex pads 26-56 ct. or tampons 30-36 ct. $7.49 get $3 ECB limit 1
$1.15 off Kotex U items, excl liners 14-22 & trial size PRINTABLE
$.50/1 U by Kotex Pads, Liners & Tampons, excl Panty Liners 14-22 ct, Ibotta

Halls cough drops 20-30 ct. 2/$4 get $1 ECB limit 1
$1.25/2 Halls product 10-ct+, Save 10/31
$1 Halls Products 10ct+, any variety, limit 5, Checkout 51

On Friday and Saturday (11/3-11/4), using the Burger King app, you can grab a Whopper for just 37 cents!!!!

First of all, San Diego has been hit with all this dense fog that is thick has pea coupon, in the mornings which is throwing my day off because I am walking midmorning when the weather is warmer.

Then sometime yesterday afternoon, after I’d posted the Walgreens deals, my IP address was blocked from the desktop of my blog and that was a whole iteration with my hosting company to try to figure out what happened.

Fast forward to today, after my walk, I went to Walmart (on Murphy Canyon) for the FREE+MM Colgate Renewal Toothpaste and the Money Maker Suave body wash.

The Walmart said that they had the $0.97 Suave body wash but it was nowhere on the shelf.  However, I decided to check the men’s body wash and low and behold, the Suave Men 2-in-1 Hair & Body Wash 15 oz (Brick Seek info) was on clearance for $0.25 so I grabbed 5 of them for the the Fetch Rewards Suave body wash offer to max out the deal.

You can scan the product bar code (pictured above) with the Walmart app to see if it’s in your store.

As soon as, I got to my car, I submitted my receipt to Fetch Rewards and I got credited 11,285 ($11.28) in points!

There was a guy behind me, watching me grabbing the body wash and putting them in the cart.  I showed him the tag that said they are $0.25 and he must have grab the rest of them because there is zero quantity at that store and it was the only store in San Diego that had it on $0.25 clearance.

I had an amazing Walmart shopping trip…although, I had to run back in there for the darn toothpaste! 🙂

Over the weekend, my son says to me as he’s grabbing deodorant, toothpaste and water from our stockpile, “Mom, I know you have a lot of money because you are always saving ‘us’ money!”🤣 Keep in mind that my son is very frugal and I am so grateful that he is and he is not brand loyal.

We are now in December and if you have any store rewards or gift cards, now is the time to use them.

With the inflation and the increased gas prices, use your store rewards because that is why we coupon is to lower our actual out of pocket.

A reader, Denise, let us know about the following Rite Aid deal:

If you need to use some of your points at Rite Aid, they have the Red chocolate bars for 2 for $5 this week. You will get back $4 in Swagbucks points for buying 2. You can do this deal twice per week. They have 30% less calories and no sugar added. They are all red and look like they would be good for the holidays (thanks, Denise!).