I ended up with 2 Gillette body washes, 2 right guard deodorants, 1 Gillette proglide razor (which for some reason comes with a battery...), 1 box of pop tarts, and 1 package of wafer cookies.Here is how it worked out:
The poptarts and cookies were just filler. The cookies were $1 and the poptarts were on sale for $1.67.
The deodorants were $4.49 each regularly but they were BOGO and I had a $3/2 coupon making them $1.49 for both.
The body washes were on sale for $4 each with a $4 ECB (limit 2). I had a BOGO coupon making them $4 for both not counting the ECBs.
The razor was on sale for $9.97 with a $5 ECB. I also had a coupon for $4/1.
Finally I had a coupon for $5/$25 that I got in my email and a $5 ECB from my earlier CVS trip.
So the grand total out of pocket was $5.57 including tax. AND I GOT BACK $13 in ECBs.
Interestingly, I've managed to score deals on a number of 'man products' and yet I have no actual man living in my house. Now, a number of those products I have no problem using on my own but I'm not really in need of that much man body wash so I think I am going to be able to make a nice donation to a local shelter. All in all, I consider it a very successful CVS mission :)







