How to Save Money at the Drug Store – Show #20
Don’t be fooled into thinking you can only get prescriptions at the local drug store! If you have avoided getting your regular grocery items at drug stores like CVS, you are missing out on saving serious cash!
My guest this week is Lisa Braverman of Picadil.com who shares with us the story of a shopping trip to CVS that cost her only 16 cents. That’s it! By looking in the CVS sales flier, using manufacturer’s coupons and CVS Bonus Bucks (in-store coupons) from a previous trip, all Lisa had to pay was 16 cents.
If you would like to learn how to save the most money on your shopping trips, listen to the show and get your own copy of Lisa’s guide below.
Resources mentioned for coupon/bargain hunting today:
- Lisa’s Getting Started Shopping at CVS Instructional – Lisa will set you up to start serious savings on your first two shopping trips to CVS! (Printable PDF file)
- Grocery Game – Not a free service, but it’s Chele’s preference. Using chele@momsloveshopping.com as a referral makes her smile!
- Coupon Mom – Free, comparable service. Listen to show for differences.
Chele Neisler is your host for Moms Love Shopping. As a mother of three boys, Chele is happy to have Moms Love Shopping as an outlet and a connection to other women. Spending every moment with all males isn’t easy! Hosting the show also allows her the chance to return to her two first loves, shopping and chatting.
Cara, remember if you buy $20 worth of diapers to use on of the $4 off $20 CVS coupons first, then any diaper coupons you have and finally ECBs to cover the difference.
I have links on my blog to printable CVS coupons – they’re at the bottom of the post.
http://carascoffeebreak.blogspot.com/2008/01/whats-status-of-your-make-up.html
I use my ECBs to treat myself to girlie things like make-up and other beauty products. I never thought to use them for diapers – will do next trip!