New St. Ives Product Coupons (Up to $5 Off) = Great Deals at Walgreens, CVS and Rite Aid
Coupons.com has released several new St. Ives Products coupons: $2/1 St. Ives Fresh Hydration Lotion and $3 off $10 or more on any St. Ives products. Print these coupons now and use them to score some great deals this week and next week…
CVS (valid thru 8/2)
St. Ives Buy 1 get 1 50% off
Buy 4 St. Ives Fresh Hydration Lotion Continuous Spray 6.5 oz. $7.99 each
Minus Buy 1 Get 1 50% off = $23.97 for all
Use 2 Buy 1 Get 1 Free St. Ives Fresh Hydration Lotion coupons found in the 7/27 RP (should deduct $7.99 per coupon)
Or use four $2/1 St. Ives Fresh Hydration Lotion coupons found here
Or use two $3 off $10 or more on any St. Ives products coupons found here
Pay as low as $7.99
Get back $5 Ecb when you spend $15 on select St Ives and other products
Final cost as low as $2.99 – just $0.75 each!
Walgreens (valid thru 8/2)
St. Ives Skin or Bath Care (select varieties) Buy 1 Get 1 50% Off
Buy 2 = 2,000 Balance Reward Points (= $2 reward)
Buy 2 St. Ives Fresh Hydration Lotion Continuous Spray 6.5 oz. $7.29 each
Minus Buy 1 Get 1 50% off = $10.94 for all
Use the Buy 1 Get 1 Free St. Ives Fresh Hydration Lotion coupons found in the 7/27 RP (should deduct $7.29?)
Or use two $2/1 St. Ives Fresh Hydration Lotion coupons found here
Or use the $3 off $10 or more on any St. Ives products coupons found here
Pay as low as $3.65
Get back 2,000 Balance Reward Points (= $2 reward)
Final cost as low as $1.65 – just $0.83 each!
Rite Aid (valid 8/3-8/9)
St. Ives Lotion Spray 6.5 oz $6.50
Buy 2 = $13
Use Buy 1 Get 1 Free St. Ives Fresh Hydration Lotion coupon found in 7/27 RP
Or use two $2/1 St. Ives Fresh Hydration Lotion coupons found here
Or use the $3 off $10 or more on any St. Ives products coupons found here
Pay as low as $6.50
Get 2 $2 +Up Rewards (limit 2 offers)
Final Cost as low as $2.50 – only $1.25 each!
Does anyone have any input on the Baby Genius DVD & CD collection? Is it a good buy? I will have a baby very soon. Thanks in advance! 😀
I bought these over the weekend and was excited to try them….but warning- when you spray them on, it gets all over the floor/walls/ everywhere!! I guess I will have to apply it outside from now on lol
Thanks Nikki! I also have a new puppy so watch out for puppy and kitten eyes!
I really like the my baby can read ones.. They might be a bit outdated but my baby loves them, he is 8 months and he can recognize up to 6 words in flash cards. It’s a lot cheaper too
Thanks Jessy! Flash cards are a great idea! 😀
I have bought several of the spray lotions and they sound weird. One sounded like a screaming banshee and another sounded like a dying cat
I think know for the st. Ives lotion there is a $3 coupon on redplum.com
At cvs can you use a bogo AND a 2/1 for at least 1 item?
If you do the deal with the Bogo coupon at Wags or CVS, it will only take off for the 50% item($3.65). It’s always equal or lesser value item on a Bogo(worked retail management for 13 yrs.)
Did this deal with a friend at 2 different CVS( as they didn’t have 8 bottles) and surely they took off the 7.99 not the 50% off price. YMWV.
The manager checked me out and he took off $7.99 for each bottle (I bought 4) at CVS.
Mine would not take the 4th coupon. I tried to use 2 $2 coupons and 2 bogo coupons as I did buy 4 items. I called CS but they came up with excuses . Didn’t work for me.
That’s because you were trying to use too many coupons? You use the BOGO ones /or/ the $2 off ones. You seriously called customer service over that?
Sometimes the register allows a cents off in combination of a BOGO. But many BOGOs are now coded to attach to BOTH items. So using a cents off is a YMMV. Some cashiers may push it through, others do not. I use my BOGOs first so I get the max value off, then try the cents off. If they work, great. If not, I don’t bother.
What I meant was if the cents off doesn’t work, I still proceed with my transaction, just don’t bother with the $/1 coupons. I figure my deals with and without the cents off coupons, so I know ahead how much my OOP will be, and add in a few ECBs to cover the cents off if they don’t work.
I believe BoGO coupons and two 2$/1 can be combined since CVS allows coupon for free items
Here is the deal that I just did at CVS in Florida.
1st St Ives Lotion Spray $7.79
2nd St Ives Lotion Spray $3.89 (BOGO 50%)
Total = $11.68
Coupons Used:
1 $3.00 off of $10.00 St. Ives Product (-$3.00)
1 BOGO (-7.79)
$11.68 – $3.00 – $7.79 = $0.89
I paid $0.89 and sales tax for 2 bottles.