Post Cereal MoneyMaker, Free Bausch & Lomb Biotrue Multi-purpose solution, Free Sobe Lifewater: CVS Deals 7/4-7/10

Posted by Niki
July 4, 2010

This week at CVS pick up some free Bausch & Lomb Biotrue Solution and better than free post cereal if you have multiple computers. If there is anything else on your shopping list this week, be sure to use the coupon data base to match up any available coupons:

Select Post Cereals – 3 for $10.00 ($3.33 each)
Buy 3, Receive $5.00 Extra Bucks: Limit 1
**Use (3) $2.00 off 1 Post Raisin Bran, Shredded Wheat, or Grape Nuts Cereal printable coupon here (you will need three computers to print 3 coupons in this scenario)
Pay $4.00, get $5.00 Extra Bucks
Final Price: Better Than FREE – $1.00 MoneyMaker!

Bausch & Lomb Biotrue Multi-purpose solution 2oz – $2.99
Buy 1, Receive $2.99 Extra Bucks: Limit 1 free
Final Price: FREE

Sobe Lifewater 20 oz.
Buy One, Get One Free: Limit 6
**Buy one get one free Sobe printable coupon here
Final Price: FREE

Always or Tampax – $3.00
Buy 2, Receive $1.00 Extra Bucks: Limit 1
**$2.00 off 1 Tampax Pearl or Compak Pearl Tampons from 6/6 or 7/4 Proctor & Gamble Sunday newspaper coupon insert
**$1.00 off 1 Always Pads or Feminine Cleansing Cloths coupon from 6/6 Proctor & Gamble Sunday newspaper coupon insert
**$1.00 off 1 Tampax Product coupon from 6/6 or 7/4 Proctor & Gamble Sunday newspaper coupon insert
Pay: As little as $2.00, Receive $1.00 Extra Bucks
Final Price: As low as $0.50 each

Gillette ProGlide or Venus Embrace Razor – $9.97
Buy 1, Receive $5 Extra Bucks: Limit 1
**$4.00 off 1 Gillette Fusion Razor from 6/6 Proctor & Gamble Sunday newspaper coupon insert
Pay: $4.97, Receive $4.00 Extra Bucks
Final Price: $0.97

Cascade Gel or Powder, 45 oz. – 2 for $5.00
Buy 2, Receive $1.00 Extra Bucks: Limit 1
**$0.50 off 1 Cascade Product coupon from 7/4 Proctor & Gamble Sunday newspaper coupon insert
**$0.25 off 1 Cascade Product coupon from 6/6 Proctor & Gamble Sunday newspaper coupon insert
Final Price: As low as $1.50 each

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Reader Comments

Comment Number:: 1
Written by:: LB
Posted on:: July 6, 2010 at 9:42 am

What’s the deal with the Sobe coupon? That link, which I can only get to by starting at sobe.com, makes me a play a game then to see if I win I have to like them on Facebook. Is there another way to get the coupon?

Comment Number:: 2
Written by:: LB
Posted on:: July 6, 2010 at 10:02 am

ok, I figured it out. Go to http://www.sobe.com/coupon instead. I was able to print it 4 times on one computer.

Comment Number:: 3
Written by:: Niki
Posted on:: July 6, 2010 at 1:53 pm

Great! Thankyou for letting us know, I will change the link.

Comment Number:: 4
Written by:: Nick
Posted on:: July 8, 2010 at 2:44 pm

A question about how CVS determines a total in a BOGO (when trying to use $4 off $20 coupon for example). Does the price of one SoBe count towards the total, or two? My guess would be just the one, because the 2nd bottle is the sale price of $0?

Comment Number:: 5
Written by:: jeffrey
Posted on:: July 8, 2010 at 2:49 pm

@Nick

Both! BUT (and this is very important), the cashier can’t hit total before you hand over the $4 off $20 coupon. You can see how I did exactly that here: http://www.grocerycouponguide.com/articles/step-by-step-cvs-money-maker-eating-well-on-1-a-day/

Comment Number:: 6
Written by:: Nick
Posted on:: July 9, 2010 at 6:49 pm

Thanks Jeff! I had great success today, took advantage of the Post, Sobe, Duracell, Biotrue, Crest, and even the Always pads deals and was able to use my $5 off $30 coupon. I used $10.50 in ECBs I already had, paid $1.50 (for $49 of retail), and got $11 ECBs back! So basically a net payment of $1.00 for a huge haul!

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