$66.87 UNDER $16.00

Less than $16 is all you're gonna need to score over $66 worth of products at CVS this week. Save this video so you can follow along each transaction step by step to maximize your savings. Let's get started. For transaction one, you're gonna pick up three Select Oral-B or Crest toothpaste priced at $3.99 each. Bring your total to $11.97 and you're gonna clip the five off three digital coupon and pay $6.97 out of pocket. You'll earn $5 back in ExtraCare Bucks. For transaction two, we're gonna be picking up two Axe body washes priced at $5.99 each for a total of $11.97. You're gonna use a five off two digital coupon to bring your total down to $6.98. Then roll that $5 in ExtraCare Bucks from transaction one, leaving you to pay $1.98 at the register plus tax. And you're gonna earn $4 in ExtraCare Bucks. For transaction three, pick up two Neutrogena wipes priced at $6.99 each for a total of $13.98. Use a four off two digital coupon to bring your total down to $9.98. Then use those $4 in ExtraCare Bucks from transaction two and pay just $5.98 plus tax. You'll earn $6 back in ExtraCare Bucks. For transaction four, grab two Garnier Whole Blends shampoos or conditioners on sale two for $10. Clip the $3 digital coupon to bring your total down to $7. Then use the $6 in ExtraCare Bucks from transaction three and pay just $1 plus tax. And you're gonna earn $4 back in ExtraCare Bucks. For the final transaction, you're gonna pick up one Arm & Hammer detergent and/or Arm & Hammer scent boosters. They're both priced at one ninety-nine each and use the four dollars in ExtraCare Bucks from transaction four, bring your balance down to zero. You'll only be left to pay taxes. And that's it. By rolling your Extra Care bucks from one transaction to the next, you'll score over sixty-six dollars worth of products for less than sixteen dollars out of pocket. If you enjoy simple step-by-step CVS breakdowns like this, comment "Breakdown" and save this video for your next shopping trip and follow for more money-saving tips.