Originally Posted by
biggestbopper
The great thing about CVS, IMHO, is that they will take other stores' prescription coupons for transfers or for new prescriptions. CVS hasn't run any prescription coupons lately (that I have seen), so I have been using Ralph's $30 offer at CVS (unfortunately Ralph's coupons expire at the end of June '09 and I haven't seen any new ones yet).
Plus CVS lets you pay for your transfered or new prescription with a previous gift card. Pay for $4 prescription with earlier gift card, use coupon, get $30 gift card. Sweet!
Especially if you hav e 7 or 8 prescriptions a month. @:-)
Sadly, CVS take over of Long's has eliminated the competition there and there appear to be far fewer coupons in the paper. Although I did see some $25 transfer coupons in the Sunday L.A. Times a couple of weeks ago.
Pl;us CVS has been running a promo for an Extra Buck on every two filled prescriptions (with another coupon).
Rite Aid constantly has $25 off prescription transfer coupons, even printable.
CVS has had many $25 prescription coupons in the Los Angeles area lately. I got one in my Los Angeles Times yesterday and it also came in the snail-mail Red Plum weekly supermarket ads for Ralphs, Vons, Pavilions, Albertsons yesterday as well.
Walgreens is the drug store with the least prescription coupons.