As requested by Jie Jie, I am out in search for Physicians Formula items to be sent to her in Singapore later in the month. According to her, PF is not available in Singapore.
So, it's time to pull out a little extreme couponing technique here.
For this week (May 15-21, 2011), CVS is running a $6 off for PF's foundation, loose powder, concealer, blush, and bronzers.
Jie Jie wanted PF's Mineral Wear Correcting Primer, and they are normally $10.99+tax.
I scanned this item at the price checker and it is $6 off as well, bringing it down to $4.99
As some of you may know, there is a $5 off Eye Booster or any other Physicians Formula product manufacturer's coupon (expires June 15, 2011) somewhere online:
For linky, click here.
So that brings down another $5. However the sale price for the primer is $4.99. Do I get 1 cent back? The answer is no. The system doesn't even take in the PF manufacturer's coupon because it's value is over the item. The cashier has to manually input the coupon with a $4.99 value to make the system work.
End results? Voila:
Total .00, today you saved $10.99
It's FREE! I love this 4-letter word!
