Cut Your Grocery Bill In Half! with Stephanie Nelson, The Coupon Mom

We have added more CVS store coupons you can print to the top of our CVS deals list, and most do not expire until 12/23. You can print them for every visit to CVS until 12/23. As new coupons become available, we will add them to the top of the CVS list. Remember, you can combine newspaper coupons for the same items with CVS store coupons to save more!

Go to CVS Deals list in Grocery Deals by State section to print these coupons

Our CVS store coupons now include:

$2 off Johnsons baby products

$2 off Tresemme hair care product

$2 off $10 nonprescription purchase

Buy one, get one free Trident multipack gum (on sale for $2 each this week)

Free CVS 120 ct. facial tissue with any purchase

$5 off Energizer batteries 8 pack AA or AAA; or 4 pack C or D; or 2 pack 9 volt (on sale for $5.29)

$2 off Children’s Triaminic

$1 off Halls drops

 

If you have been a coupon user for years, you may remember the Upons electronic coupon program that was available at Kroger-owned stores. Initially it had a few good offers, then they seemed to dwindle, until the site went up in smoke entirely.

A few weeks ago Kroger unveiled a new, much-improved version of this electronic coupon program now called eSaver coupons. I’ve tried them and they are very easy to use. Kroger must have listened to customer complaints about the former Upons program because the eSaver program is much easier to use.

Here’s how it works:

 

 

Patti is the television producer for Clark Howard, WSB TV’s consumer reporter in Atlanta, Georgia. Patti is a true saver and she thrives on finding great freebies for her viewers. Each Friday she posts a new freebie on the WSB website.

This week her freebie teaches us how to get a free $10 item from Buy.com, and many of these items could be decent holiday gifts/stocking stuffers. Scroll down her list of previous Friday Freebie features to learn how to get all kinds of creative bargains!

Find Patti’s Freebie Friday tips here