Save big at CVS Pharmacy

ExtraBucks are reward coupons that print on your receipt when you buy qualifying promoted items. They can be used like cash on your next purchase (excludes prescriptions, lottery, and gift cards). They have an expiration date printed on them.

Yes! ExtraBucks can be used alongside manufacturer coupons, store coupons, and other promotions. This is what makes CVS so great for couponing.

CarePass costs $5/month and gives you $10 in ExtraBucks, free 1-2 day delivery, 20% off CVS brand products, and more. If you shop at CVS regularly, it easily pays for itself.

You cannot use a digital and paper version of the same coupon. However, you can use a manufacturer paper coupon with a CVS digital store coupon on the same item.

The Beauty Club is a free program within ExtraCare. You earn $5 ExtraBucks for every $50 spent on qualifying beauty products. It tracks automatically when you scan your ExtraCare card.

Yes, ExtraBucks have an expiration date printed on each coupon. Typically they expire within 30 days. Always check the date and use them before they expire.

Yes, you can use multiple ExtraBucks coupons in a single transaction. There is no limit to how many you can redeem at once.

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