We also happen to have a $10 off Swisse manufacturer coupon available, and the brand is going to be part of a Extra Bucks deal starting on October 20!
So here's how all those pieces work together to get you free -- or maybe even a money-maker -- on vitamins:
- Swisse Wellness products -- Spend $15 or more and get $5 back in Extra Bucks, or spend $30 and get $12 back in Extra Bucks, from October 20 - 26, 2013.
- No prices are listed in the ad, but CVS.com has them priced between $17.99 and $31.99 each.
- Buy two $17.99 bottles for a pre-coupon price of $35.98.
- Stack two $7 off CVS coupons with two of this $10 off Swisse Wellness coupon (expires October 21.) Although the link to the $10 coupon promotes a Walgreens deal, the coupon is a true manufacturer's coupon and prints with no Walgreens logo.
- Your out of pocket price drops to $1.98, and then you'll get $12 (!!) back in Extra Bucks.
- That's a profit of $10.02 on your transaction!
Now, I can guarantee that the lowest-priced vitamins will sell out almost immediately at most stores, so you'll need to shop fast if you want that huge money-maker.
I can not print the $10 coupon.....when I click on the link it takes me to a page and there in no print option.
ReplyDeleteHelp please!
Me too, help please!!
ReplyDeleteLook for the photo on the right-hand side of the page...you will see a red box that says "Print Coupon". If you're on your phone, you may have to try from a laptop or desktop computer.
DeleteI haven't printed my $7 one yet but usually those Cvs coupons are a limit of (1).
ReplyDeleteI got a $10 coupon from the CVS machine for this yesterday
ReplyDeleteSwisse coupon is no longer available to print. I was still able to print CVS coupon though.
ReplyDelete$10 coupon is no longer available. :(
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