OMG, this year, my allergy symptoms have been outrageous and I've been taking more medications than usual because I've developed not only the nosebleeds but I've also had a persistent cough! Of course, my doctor says that the lining of my nose is dry and I have post-nasal drip which is causing the cough which can be caused by allergies or acid reflux.
Anyways, I had gotten a FREE $2 Extra Bucks on my receipt, last week, and I needed to use it by today. I looked at the Ibotta app because I remembered Tammy mentioning the CVS health products and lo and behold, there was a $4 CVS Health Throat, Tropical or Nasal Relief Ibotta offer!
The offer details doesn't specify a product count nor a flavor but I knew I need to scan the product's bar code to ensure that it is a participating product for the offer. I ended up getting the CVS Health Nature Herb Cough Drops Menthol Cough Suppressant 60ct for $5.79 and it expires Feb. 2027.
I paid $3.39 because I had 2% Back in Extra Bucks on my account and I submitted for $4 Ibotta and even with the $0.42 tax, the cough drops ended up being free and a $0.19 money maker!!!
Even if you have no Extra Bucks and just submit for the $4 Ibotta, the cough drops 60 ct is $1.57 which you cannot get that price at Walmart. The Equate cough drops 70ct are $2.48 or $0.03 per cough drop.
The CVS Health 60ct is $1.57 after the $4 Ibotta rebate making the cough drops $0.02 per cough drop which is the bigger bang for your buck!
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