[ingosgirl]

I think this is a better way to go than CVS if you are doing the Colgate rebate this week. There is an in-store coupon for the toothpaste and the toothbrushes. Using their in-store coupon the price is $1.49. If you have a $1/1 coupon that makes it $.49 each. I haven't figured out my CVS trip for today, but I doubt the Colgate there works out lower. Please correct me if I'm mistaken.

[reminbi2000]

CVS

Two Colgate Total BOGO $2.99
Two Dish Liquid $ BOGO $1.69
One Hand Soap $0.99

Minus Two $1.00 for Toothpaste
Two $.40 Printable for Dish Liquid
One $.35 Insert CPN for hand soap

You paid $2.52 before tax. Get back $10. -

And if you have other CVS CPNs like $2/10, $5/$20, $5/$25, even save more.

[Nice1704]

I paid $1.60 for the entire colgate deal at CVS. I didn't want to take the chance of the 'free' one in the b1g1f not counting for the rebate, so I did it like this:

4 Total toothpastes at 2.99 each and b1g1f
2 Luminous toothpastes at 2.99 each and b1g1f
2 of the 2 in 1 colgate toothpastes at 2.99 each and b1g1f
1 Softsoap handsoap at .99

Total after CVS card and before coupons: $12.95

Minus 8 Colgate $1/1 coupons
Minus 1 .35/1 coupon
Minus one $3/10 oral care CVS crt coupon

Total paid out of pocket (actually used an ECB, so there wasn't really any out of pocket expenses) : $1.60

I got a $3/10 oral care on my other card yesterday, so now I will have to figure out how to use that. I only have 3-4 colgate 1/1 left

[ingosgirl]

Thanks! No need for me to run around then and I just recalled that I have a $3/$10 oral care crt coupon and $4/20 CVS... So I guess that clinches the deal.