CVS info

Well, Jeremy is working late tonight and Jacob is asleep, so I'll just go ahead and tell you about CVS...

CVS is a little more detailed, but it can yield big "profits." CVS, like Walgreens, has store coupons which you can use with manufacturer coupons. You need a CVS card (like Kroger) to get any of the advertised deals. You can sign up and get it in the store.

ECBs are Extra Care Bucks, which are kind of their form of a rebate. When you buy an ECB item, it prints out at the end of your receipt and you can use it like cash on your next purchase...you just have to keep track of all those pieces of paper.

iheartcvs.com has a great list of printable CVS coupons. They are all legitimate - iheartcvs just saved them all in one place, so it is easy to find what you need. Most of them are out of the beauty handbook which you might be able to find in the store, and they are on and off of the CVS website, but iheartcvs saved them. However, the site also lists coupons that are sent directly to specific customers (which the site will tell you); if you didn't get them e-mailed to you they will more than likely "beep" and the register will not take them.

Hey, and don't worry about CVS when you're making money! The manufacturer puts out the ECBs incentives because they want to get us in the door...they just don't think we're going to come back and use them!!!