CVS prices look high... until you learn how to stack the system!

1 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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Short YouTube clip by Dan Novaes arguing that although CVS shelf prices (e.g., a $6 toothpaste) look high, using CVS ExtraCare rewards and instant coupons stacked with weekly promos can cut prices on basic items by up to about half. The speaker credits learning the hack from a source called “ubk” and directs viewers to a link in the bio for more.

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Why is this Toothpaste. Six bucks. That's more expensive than the grocery store. That's the shelf price. CVS doesn't really do big markdowns. That's what most people think. But if you use extra care rewards, you get instant coupons, sometimes 40% off. Wait, you mean those long receipts are actually good for something? Exactly. You stack extra care coupons with weekly promos, and you can cut prices almost in half on basics. Wow. Where did you even learn that? I learned it from ubk. They share money. Hacks companies don't talk about. Tap the link in my bio to learn more.