Huggies Pull Ups $2.50 and Diapers for as little as $1.50!! @ CVS

Have you seen the CVS list this week?  Pull Ups is one of the things on my list that I am always on the look out for great deals on.  They are so expensive and I am a "brand snob" about them.  I love the velcro like sides and my poor little six year old insists that if she must still wear pull ups than they MUST have a princess on them : )  This week at CVS you can score really cheap Huggies Pull Ups for $2.50 (and diapers if you need diapers for $2.00 or $1.50!!!)  Go here to see CVS list and scroll down to the section of products that you spend $20 and get $10 ECB.

ECB's ARE BACK!

Do you love CVS? Do lots of ECB's make you giddy? Have you been sooo sad that there have been no ECB's at CVS for 3 LOnG WeEks? Are you thirlled that ECB's are back this week?Would you wear this t-shirt because you love cvs?

I bet you can guess my answers : )

New to CVS shopping? CVS can be a little tricky. An ECB is just an acronym for a store voucher that you earn by buying certain products. Grocery Smarts here in Southern Nevada has a fabulous list maker for CVS. Check out this weeks list here. Remember to take it slow.

Want to learn how to be a good CVS shopper? Host a Grocery Smarts Class and have at least 12 new mom's attend and you and a friend will get an invite to one of my advanced classes where I teach lots of extra couponing/saving tips encluding how to be successful at CVS. Call or e-mail me today to book a class for this summer.

How far can a $25 gift card take you in CVS?

Yippy the CVS lists is up and going! I am so excited!!! I love CVS because I am able to get so many great deals there and I have one right across the street from the Vons by my house (see why these new lists are just making me giddy?) The picture above is everything I bought at CVS today for FREE! (I'll tell you how at the end of the post)

To be a great CVS shopper takes a little practice and patient. CVS does several monthly/weekly deals that earn you "ECB's" or extra care bucks. ECB's is really just a fancy way of saying store vouchers. To have your money go the farthest at CVS you are going to want to "roll" your transactions. That means you split your purchases up and use vouchers earned from your first purchase to pay for your second. If you are new to CVS'ing start small or you will end up frustrated. I teach how to best tackle CVS (and Walgreens) during my advanced class. Interested? Host a class and have 12 or more new moms attend and you and one friend will receive an invite to my advanced class.

I will be teaching an advanced class
May 27 @ 6:30pm
at my house
There is still time to get a class on my calendar and be invited to my class on May 27!
Contact me to let me know when you'd like your class to be : )

Ok, Ok... so how did I buy all of the stuff in the picture above for FREE? Here's the simplified version:

1) I filled a new prescription with CVS and recived a free $25 gift card to CVS using a coupon that has been wrapped around the last two weeks CVS adds in the news paper.
if you need/want one of these let me know I have lots that I don't need!

2) I made my shopping list to CVS using:
*the new list on grocery smarts

*extra deals I found on a couple of my favorite sites money saving mom & deal seeking mom

3) I split my list into several transactions to maximize my savings

4) I payed using ECB's I earned in the beginning of April and my gift card to pay for all of my transactions.

I bought $122.68 worth of products for FREE and I still have $5.66 left on my gift card and 5 extra ECB's for my next trip. Isn't CVS amazing?!? Book a class and have 12 people attend and I will help you get on the path to becoming an AWESOME CVS shopper.