CVS Ad 11/9: Best Freebies, Deals & Sales

CVS deals and coupons
Here are the best sales and deals I spotted in the CVS ad for November 9 - 15, 2014.

If you're new to shopping at CVS, go here to learn the couponing rules at the chain!  Also, be sure to snag a free Extra Care card from your cashier when you head into the store.


Don't forget that you can buy discounted CVS gift cards at Raise.com right now for even more savings!


Best deals in the 11/9 CVS ad
  • Spend $30 on select purchases, get a free $10 gift card to select stores and restaurants!  This will be a great way to set aside some gift cards for Black Friday and Christmas shopping.
  • Just the Basics Paper Towels -- on sale for 79 cents per roll.  Scan your Extra Care card at the CVS Coupon Center for a 79 cents off coupon.  Your paper towels will be free!  Limit one coupon per Extra Care card.
  • Olay Facial Cloths or Cleaners -- on sale for $3.99 each.  Use the $4 off Olay Regenerist coupon from the 10/5 Olay insert (this was a stand-alone insert that many people apparently missed in their papers, so you may or may not have it in your collection.)  Your face wash is free!
  • Bach Rescue Pearls or Rescue Sleep -- on sale for $9.49 per box, with $9.49 back in Extra Bucks.  Limit 1 per Extra Care card.
  • 7UP Soda -- 2-liters on sale for $1 each.  If your store carries 7UP TEN, use this $1 off coupon (must share with friends) and get yours for free!
  • Colgate Enamel Health Toothpaste -- on sale for $3.49. with $1.50 back in Extra Bucks.  Use the $1 off coupon from the 11/9 Smartsource insert.  Your final price drops to 99 cents per tube.  Limit 2 per Extra Care card.
  • Xtra Laundry Detergent -- 30-load bottles on sale 2 for $4.  Use the $1 off 2 coupon arriving in the 11/9 Smartsource insert and pay $1.50 per bottle.  This deal will be slightly better at Walgreens this week.
  • Tide Laundry Detergent -- 19 to 32-load bottles on sale for $5.94 each, with $5 back in Extra Bucks when you spend $25 or more.  At CVS, you can make multiple purchases until you trigger your Extra Bucks -- it doesn't have to all be on one receipt.  That comes in handy with P&G coupons, since they are all limit 4 per transaction.  So in two transactions, buy a total of 5 Tide bottles, for a pre-coupon price of $29.70.  Use five $2 off coupons from the 10/26 P&G inserts to pay $19.70 out of pocket between the two transactions, then receive your $5 in Extra Bucks.  So all five bottles are a final price of $14.70, which works out to $2.94 per bottle!
  • Boost Nutritional Product -- on sale 3 packs for $22, with $5 back in Extra Bucks when you buy three.  Use three of this $2 off coupon (registration required; multiple computers required) and pay $16 out of pocket, then get your $5 back in Extra Bucks.  So that's a final price of $11 for 3, or just $3.67 per 6-pack!
  • Garnier Olia Hair Color -- on sale for $6.99 per box.  Use the $3 off coupon from the 11/9 Red Plum insert, and pay $3.99 for yours.
  • Clear Care Cleaning and Disinfecting Solution -- on sale for $8.99, with $1 back in Extra Bucks.  Use the $3 off coupon arriving in the 11/9 Smartsource insert.  Your final price falls to $4.99.
  • Nexxus Hair Care -- Spend $20 or more, get $10 back in Extra Bucks.  No prices listed in ad.
  • Select Fragrance Gift Sets -- Spend $20 or more, get $5 back in Extra Bucks.  No prices listed in ad.
  • CoverGirl Cosmetics -- Spend $15 or more, get $5 back in Extra Bucks.  We had assorted CoverGirl coupons in the 10/26 P&G insert that can be stacked back to this deal for additional discounts.
  • Purex Crystals, UltraPacks or Liquid Laundry Detergent -- on sale Buy 1 Get 2 Free, no prices listed in ad.
  • Renuzit Air Fresheners -- on BOGO sale, no prices listed in ad. We still have a $1 off 3 coupon available to print and use.
You can see the complete ad for the week over on i heart cvs right now. Let me know if I missed any great deals, and I will add them to the recap.

Need more coupons to take advantage of these deals?  Check out my how-to guide to getting coupons without spending tons of $$$.

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