Comments on: 2010 CVS Coupon Policy

By: Valena Driggers

Valena Driggers — Tue, 24 May 2011 15:00:07 +0000

I am new to the coupon world but would like to give a great thumbs up to a CVS store in Marietta, GA. I wasn’t really sure about my coupons so I waited until the line was clear and explained to the cashier what i wanted to do. He took the time to explain everything and told me that it was exactly what I could do by having two transactions and using my extra card bucks from the first transaction on the second transaction. He even caught one thing that I was going to ring up first with no extra care bucks that would save me on the second transaction. I know there are some cashiers that are getting irritated with coupons but I had a very pleasent experience with mine. Thanks CVS. You now have another loyal customer.

By: jeffrey

jeffrey — Fri, 20 May 2011 15:49:07 +0000

Yes, you can only use one manufacturer coupon per item. If you buy two of the same item, you can use two coupons — one manufacturer coupon on each.

By: Crystal

Crystal — Fri, 20 May 2011 15:35:41 +0000

Is there a limit to the number of coupons you can use on an item?
Other than the sales that limit the amount you can buy.

By: jeffrey

jeffrey — Sat, 14 May 2011 14:38:22 +0000

Yes, she should have. If it was an issue, your best bet is to contact corporate and explain what happened so they will contact the store and give the cashiers the correct training.

By: Jody Ardoin

Jody Ardoin — Sat, 14 May 2011 13:09:22 +0000

I would like a copy of an up to date coupon policy. I went into a store in Lake Charles and had two coupons. The coupon was more then the product by a few cents and she would not honor it. I had to buy another product so it could go through. Should she just lower the price of couponz? Please let me know. Thank you

By: Salome

Salome — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 18:50:46 +0000

Thanks for posting the CVS coupon policy. I had questions too. As for clearance items, the CVS flyer will state (in fine print) whether a coupon can be used on a clearance item; whether you can use your ECBs in more than one transaction; whether you can get a rain-check, etc. For example, I’m looking at the current flyer (4/17-23) and it states that you can get $3 of ECBs if you spend $10 on any Covergirl Cosmetics. However, it also states that it does not apply to clearance items. It says the same thing about the Maybelline products as well.

Another thing is that you need to read you coupons carefully. Even though CVS has its own coupon policy the manufacturer may have another. For example, it may say that the coupon can’t be combined with any other offer. This means that even though CVS will let you combine coupons, they do not. So maybe that’s why the coupons sometimes don’t work.

By: jeffrey

jeffrey — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 15:24:26 +0000

@Crystal — You should really write your story to CVS and get a response from them.

By: CRystal

CRystal — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 04:44:19 +0000

When i tryed to purchase yhair dye marked down to 2.25 last week they refused them all. I was told that clearance items on the regular shelf where they belong can have a coupon used on them. Once they h9it the clearance rack ,, At my store they have a green circle sticker they can no longer have a coupon used on them because they don’t get refunded the coupon price any longer at that point, hmmm, I shop here in Maine. . Is this how it should be? thanks in advance…

By: lovecoupons

lovecoupons — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 18:58:44 +0000

so the nasty cashier who thinks she’s the coupon police wouldn’t take a coupon for a clearanced item…be serious! she even the manager told her that, so i called cvs. she’s wrong! of course she’s wrong…cvs was even nice enough to call and speak to the manager who said he never told the cashiers any such thing and the district manager will be told of their behavior. i feel better!

By: Inger Berit Eilertsen

Inger Berit Eilertsen — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 21:22:36 +0000

I called CVS today and they told me that if CVS has a promotion B1g1, I could only use one coupon. The coupon could only be used for a product I was paying for, not to a product that was already free.