CVS CarePass...

costs $51.18 with tax per year.  That’s $4.27 per month.  CVS offers a $10.00 monthly reward with CarePass which means, the real monthly reward is $5.73 which is worth it to the faithful, if you shop often. The reward is added to your ExtraCare card as a 20% discount.

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