Welcome to another edition of Super Savings Saturday!

I got through the Coupon Olympics and ended up with bags and bags of goodies that made all the planning, shopping, multiple transactions, aching feet/back, and chaos worth it!

I shopped at CVS twice, on Sunday and Thanksgiving; Rite Aid was Thanksgiving only. Normally, I also do Walgreens, but they weren’t participating so it was lighter than usual. Since the early bird catches the worm, I left home at 6:30 am, stopped at Starbucks for a treat and was waiting outside when the drug store opened.

CVS – 11/22-11/25 ad

Colgate toothpaste, $3.00, $2.50 in-store coupon stack with $0.50 coupon (free)

mars chocolate , $.79 get $.79 eb, limit 1

cvs vitamin, 6-14 ct, $.99 get $.99 eb, limit 1

cvs pantiliners, 20-ct, $.99 get $.99 eb, limit 2

cvs training pants, 2 ct, $.99 get $.99 eb, limit 1 (free with coupon)

cvs ultra-soft cleansing wipes 20 ct, $.99 get $.99 eb, limit 1

stride gum 14 ct $.99 get $.99 eb, limit 1

wrigley’s gum 15 ct $.99 get $.99 eb, limit 1

green giant vegetables 11-15.25 oz $.99 get $.99 eb, limit 2

ludens throat drops 20 ct, $1.00 get $1.00 eb, limit 1

ocean spray pact drink, $1.50 get $1.50 eb, limit 1

(The only item I could not find was the 2-ct Centrum vitamin, but everything else was in stock.)

CVS 11/26-28 ad

Hershey’s Singles, $0.77, get $0.77 eb, limit 1

Mars Chocolate, $0.79, get $0.79 eb, limit 1

Excedrin Caplets, 10 ct, $0.99, get $0.99, limit 1

Orbit Gum, 4 ct, $1.00, get $1.00 eb, limit 1

Starburst or Skittles Singles, $1.00, get $1.00 eb, limit 1

Starbucks DoubleShot, $1.50, get $1.50 eb, limit 1

GUM Supreme Toothbrush, $2.00, get $2.00, limit 2

(My store had no Trolli candy or Cover Girl Smoochies, so those were a raincheck. The No-Grey hair color wasn’t even an item they carry normally, so no raincheck/substitution.)

I did multiple transactions, starting with the cheapest item and rolled. Out of pocket, I spent les than $2.00 on everything!

Rite Aid 11/26-28 ad

Plenti Points can’t be rolled, so my total at Rite Aid was very high. To offset that, I used some gift cards that I’ve been saving for the occasion.

I did many small transaction to make sure deals were tracking, and lots didn’t! Some never earned points, some limits were posted incorrectly, etc. It took over 3 hours to straighten everything out.

carefree 20 ct, $1.00 get 100 pts, limit 2

colgate enamel health toothpaste, $3.00 get 300 pts, limit 2

colgate slim tip toothbrush, $3.00 get 300 pts, limit 2

eucerin calming cream 1 oz, $1.00 get 100 pts, limit 2

kleenex white facial tissue 85 ct $1.00 get 100 pts, limit 2

tresemme trial size stylers $1.00 get 100 pts, limit 2

lipton sparkling tea 12 oz get 200 pts wyb 2/$2.00, limit 2

rite aid home gift wrap tape,  get 200 pts wyb 2/$2.00, limit 2

russell stover holiday candy bags, get 200 pts wyb 2/$2.00. limit2

sharpie markers, get 200 pts wyb 2/$2.00. limit 2

nabisco convenience packs, get 300 pts wyb 2/$3.00, limit 2

oral-b manual toothbrush, $3.00 get 300 pts, limit 2

5 Hour Energy, $4.00 get 400 pts, limit 1

GE light bulb, $4.00 get 400 pts, limit 1

sally hansen triple shine nail enamel, $4.00 get 400 pts, limit 2

glitter tape gold or silver get 500 pts wyb 2/$5.00, limit 2

comtrex Cold Relief, $3.99, get 300 pts, limit 2

(I didn’t want the Zim’s cream, Phillip’s earbuds or Conair elastics because I already have them in the stockpile. Nivea tins were gone. Other than the cold medicine, every item had 100% rebate.)

Wow, just writing it outs makes me tired; it always amazes me that I do this annually, but in the end, I’m glad I did it!