CVS Coupon Comparison

40% Off Coupon Versus Buy One Get One 40% Off

Cerave Value Size Hydrating Facial Cleanser 16 Fl. Oz.



40% Off Coupon:

$17.99 price - $6.00 (That’s according to CVS receipt) = $11.99

Plus a $3.00 coupon

Total:  8.99 with tax total $9.59 for 1 item

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Buy One, Get One 40%

When you cannot combine offers:

$17.99 – 40% off is $6.00 (That’s according to CVS receipt) = $11.99

1 $17.99 full price item + 1 $11.99 40% off item = $14.99 for 2 items

The purchase of 1 item was the better deal even if a $3 dollar coupon was included at $13.49 for 2 items

@cerave @cvspharmacy #bargaincerave #girlwashyourface

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