$1.49 Per Gallon At CVS

Took a quick trip to CVS this morning to pick up some milk.  It was on sale for $2.99 (regularly $3.79).  Like I always do, when I entered the store I went immediately to the kiosk and scanned my Extra Care card to see what other savings they would give me.  There were some great ones but the $3 off was the winner.  I bought 2 gallons of milk for $5.98 and took off $3 with the coupon, making the total $2.98 or $1.49 each.

Summary:
Bought 2 gallons of milk for $5.98 ($2.99 each, regularly $3.79)
- $3 off purchase coupon from kiosk   =   $2.98 total or $1.49 each (savings of 61%)

Took a little trip to CVS today and found some great savings.  They had their Abound granola bars on sale for $3.99 each, a savings of $.30 each which doesn't sound significant but they are also running a promotion this week where they will give you $5 Extra Care Bucks (ECB) back when you buy $20 of these Abound products which means I saved another dollar off each of the 5 boxes I bought.  I also bought a gallon of milk which was their regular price of $3.79 but gave me another $1 ECB.  If you're not familiar with ECB's it is a program that CVS uses to encourage buying certain products and/or greater quantities of certain products.  When you buy the right product/amount of product you will find these ECB's printed at the bottom of your receipt where they can be cut or torn off and used as payment on your next purchase whether it is another day or a separate transaction done right then.  In fact I used the $6 I got back to immediately pay for almost everything else I was getting on this trip.  When I got home with my purchases I used my Ibotta app to get an additional $1 rebate.

Summary:
1 Gallon of milk: $3.79 - $1 ECB - $1 Ibotta rebate = $1.79 (savings of 52%)

4 Boxes of Abound granola bars $4.29 x 5 = $21.45 - $1.50 in sale savings - $5 ECB = $14.95 (savings of 30%)