CVS: Possible 20% Off Purchase Coupon + Try Me Free Dickinson’s Witch Hazel Offers
If you are signed up to receive emails from CVS, be sure to check your inbox for a coupon from email@extracare.cvs.com valid for 20% off your purchase of regularly-priced items (exclusions apply). This coupon is only valid through 4/15 so you’ll need to use it soon! Also, be sure to check out the Weekly CVS Deals before you head out the door!
*Terms & Conditions. Excludes Sale & Promotional Items, Clearance Items, Prescriptions, Alcohol, Gift Cards, Lottery Money Orders, Postage Stamps, Pre-paid Cards & Tobacco Products. No Cash Back. Tax Charged On Pre-coupon Price Where Required. Extracare Card Must Be Presented To Get These Savings. Savings Applied To Total Qualifying Purchase After Other Cvs Coupons & Discounts Are Applied. Offer Not Valid In Minute Clinic.
Also, reader Alyssa found Try Me Free offers on the Dickinson’s Witch Hazel Toner & Oil Controlling Towelettes (priced at $4.79-$5.79). Come back and let us know if you also find these at your store!
(Thanks, Brandice & Alyssa!)
If you received this coupon, but want to save it for next week, just wait until 4/15 and then send it to your card and it will be active for 4 more days after the 15th.
If you send it to your card, will it appear on your extra care card account online? Jw because the last time I send a $5 off $30 purchase to my card, it was not there when I asked the cashier about it?
Thank you for the reminder Haseena. You can either print it or send it to card; but wait until the last day is “available” so that you have more days to use it! 🙂
What does anyone ever use the 20% coupons for? I always shop CVS strictly for sale items so I feel like I never have anything to use mine on.
I use my % off coupons on items that aren’t on sale, but say in the ad that if you spend so much $, they’ll give you so many ECBs in return. For example, a spend $15 get 5 ECBS on Maybelline–the Maybelline items are regular price, so you can use the % off on that, still get the ECBs based on the price before the % off, and use any CVS and.or manufacturer coupons on top of that. I’ve gotten MANY things for dirt cheap or free that way, which is why I get all excited when I see the CVS emails in my inbox 🙂
I always try to buy items that are regular price, but have ecbs. Like next wk, i’m doing the burts bees deal (spend $20, get $5) and Gillette (spend $30, get.$10). Since the items are reg price, the 20% will apply.
I use mine when there’s an extra care buck tied to smthg Reg. priced like the Maybelline this week. It’s Reg. price and you can use your 20% on it and still get your ecb or the Venus razor that Collin has listed on CVS deals this week or the Dermasilk. HTH 🙂
Christie,
Some people claim that you can use the 20% off coupon on items that are regular priced but still earn extra care bucks (ecb). For example, in this week’s ad, if you buy $12 or more of Sally Hansen cosmetics (excludes clearance items), you get $5 ecb back. At my local CVS, the Sally Hansen Salon Effects French Manicure Nail Polish Strips are $12.49 (regular price). Here’s the scenario below:
Without ecbs: $12.49 * 20% = $2.498. $12.49-$2.498 = $9.992. you get $5 ecb back.
With ecbs: $12.49 – $5 ecb = $7.49. $7.49 * 20% = $1.498 $7.49-$1.498 = $5.992. you get $5 ecb back.
Your mileage may vary (YMMV) though because some cashiers (and managers) are anal! Hope this helps! 🙂
I always get milk!! Sometimes the sunday paper, maybe eggs. Thankfully the 20% works on these items in maine.
The 20% never works on newspapers for me – are you sure it works on yours?
Where do you people live that you can use the 20% off on milk? I was at CVS in Chicago tonight and the 20% applied only to the $19.99 Dermasilk and 2 regular priced Crest mouthwashes (not a big deal, stacking CVS & manf coups with 20% off made them 78 cents for two!)..
Also in my cart I had a gallon of milk and a bag of ice. I calculated the savings and it did not apply to the milk or ice. No big deal on the milk, I used the $2 off gallon milk wyb 2 Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut (and the cashier allowed me to stack with 2 of $1 off each Crunchy Nut coups)… so $2.99 for 2 cereals and gallon of milk as it was $2.99 for Dean’s skim in the city. Really annoyed about the ice, though.. it was $1.99 and across the street elsewhere, store brand ice same size is $1.59. I was hoping the 20% would apply so I would not have to go to the store across the street ONLY for ice.. as the 20% off would have knocked the $1.99 down to $1.59 anyway. GRRR. Wasted 50 cents on that…
I use them for items that hardly go on sale…bottles, sippy cups and milk. Then if you buy California milk you can use the unlimited printing PDF coupon on their site for $0.35/1 real Cali dairy item- milk, butter, cheese.
I usually purchase my gallon of milk with the 20%.
Hi. I saw the Dickinson products in my local Walgreens. they had the try me free tags. I remember using witch hazel when I was a child. My grandmother would use this in place of peroxide to clean wounds. It did not burn as bad as alcohol.
I’ve yet to ever get a 20% off coupon in my email.
Mine was for online purchases only.
I saw the freebates at the Rolesville, NC CVS a few weeks ago.
I always get my sunday newspaper with the 20% but here in GA doesn’t work on milk!
Doesn’t work on milk in PA
I just went to my CVS and picked up a bottle of Dickinson’s Witch Hazel which had the hang tag. The box of individual packets had a peel-off for the same deal.
Also in NYC the bottle retails for $5.79 and the pads for $6.79.
I use the 20% on formula!
Milk
I bought a Dickinson’s product (face wash) with a rebate for the value of the product. I sent it in with the receipt and never received the refund. This was last September 🙁
I got one!!!
I found both of these and just filled out the forms! It says one rebate per address but I’m hoping that since they are two different products, they’ll over look that. I’ll let you know!
I’ve noticed all stores in Chicago or finicky about allowing deals on milk.. why is that? For example, stores often do stuff like save $5 off a $20 purchase but completely excludes milk but virtually nothing else. Just curious.