CVS is offering Covergirl Wetslicks lip gloss for $5.99 with $5.99 back in ECBs. Many newspapers, except the Philly Inquirer, had a bogo coupon in it for Cover Girl as well. Great way to roll some ECBs and get some new makeup. Offer good today thru Saturday.

There is really nothing that interests me in the CVS ad. After ECBs, the Crest is 0.99 again, so if you have any $1 coupons left, good time to use them up. This is why I prefer the CVS program to the Walgreen’s RR program overall–ECBs usually have a month expiration date as compared to 2 weeks with RRs. So if nothing interests me, I just don’t go for a few weeks.

Walgreen’s: more good deals on school supplies if you’re not finished yet. Sharpies for $0.39 each if you need them. A few decent RR deals, but nothing that I see that will be free.
There’s a RR deal on Skippy and Ragu, and there should be Skippy coupons in tomorrow’s paper. Cereal deal on GM brand cereals.

Dove shampoo products are bogo, so 2 for 4.99. $2 coupons coming in tomorrow’s paper, and you should be able to use two coupons, so 2 products for $0.99. YMMV as far as using a coupon on the free item, I’ve done it at CVS, never at Walgreen’s.

I’m posting these deals a day early because I’m going to be offline for a few days. Another slow week, but here’s what I see:

Cover Girl Lip Color: bogo, and there were $1 off coupons in last week’s paper. On a bogo, you can use a $1 coupon for each item, so pretty cheap if you like this product.

The candy deal is back. Buy $10 worth, get $5 ECBs. There were Werther’s coupons in the paper during the past few weeks, but that’s the only corresponding coupon that I see to go with this offer.

Skin Effects skin care: Buy 1 item, get $5 ECBs. There are Skin Effects cleansers that cost $6.99, and there are sometimes $2 coupons available in store. So pay with the $2 coupon and $5 ecb, get $5 ecb back-free! The only store where I have found these coupons is Jennersville–on the table in the beauty dept. And they were out of the cleanser the last time this deal ran.

Bic Soleil: $4.99, no ECBs. It says to look for coupons in Sunday’s paper, but I didn’t get any Soleil coupons. I have already rec’d my inserts for today. Sometimes it is a $4 coupon, so $0.99 is a good deal. I like this razor.

Baby: Buy $25 worth of select products, get $5 ECBs. I generally like to start out with a better return on my ECBs, because a $20 difference is hard to make up with coupons. But I can never resist a diaper deal, so I’ll be doing this one. There have been $1 Huggies blinkies spotted just about everywhere–CVS, Giant, Acme, Walgreen’s. And there are plenty of J&J printables:

Johnson’s buddies

Johnson’s buddies 2

Johnson’s $2 off 2

Johnson’s soothing naturals

If you have a wee one at home on formula, Enfamil is included in this deal, so if you use/have formula checks, this could work out to be a good deal. Remember–you need to meet the $25 threshhold before all coupons or formula checks.

Lamisil: Buy 2, get $10 ECB. There were $3 and $4 coupons in the paper a few weeks ago, so this could work out to be a free or moneymaker deal. The foot creme, called Hydrate, is really good.

Alavert: Moneymaker! It’s on sale for $5.99 with $3 ECB. Print your $4 coupon here. Pay with coupon and $2 ECB, get $3 back.
Alavert

Don’t forget to look at your receipt to see what you get as your free gift. And the monthly booklets are at the front of the store. The Children’s Advil is the only Free after ECB offer this month, but there may be other products in there that you use.