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Use a manufacturer coupon and a CVS coupon on the same item
Verified on the store's site · Checked Nov 2, 2026
CVS accepts both a manufacturer coupon and a CVS coupon on the same item, and most coupons work on sale-priced items. ExtraBucks Rewards can go toward almost anything not already discounted to $0.
How to use it
- Present your ExtraCare card at checkout
- Use a manufacturer coupon and a CVS coupon together on the same item
- Use coupons on sale items when the coupon's terms are met
- Apply ExtraBucks Rewards to the rest of the purchase
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Who qualifies
- An ExtraCare card is required for CVS coupons and ExtraBucks Rewards
- Most coupons can be used on sale-priced items if the coupon's qualifications are met
- No set coupon limit unless indicated
What's left out
- Expired, copied, scanned or altered coupons
- Percent-off coupons generally can't be used on sale-priced items
- A coupon can't be worth more than the item it is applied to
- Excludes alcohol, gift cards, lottery tickets, milk, money orders, stamps, prepaid cards, prescriptions, taxes and fees
- Coupons and ExtraBucks Rewards can't be exchanged for cash or gift cards
Source
From cvs.com (opens in a new tab)You can use both a manufacturer coupon and a CVS coupon on the same item. Most coupons can be used on sale-priced items, provided the coupon qualifications are met. No, CVS does not accept expired coupons.