CVS has at least three pages of free after ecb deals appearing in this ad – that’s the good news.  Bad news is the limits are all 1 per card, which eliminates 99.9% of the coupons (which now all seem to require purchasing two).  Here’s the list; it will be up to you to see just what you want/need and how you can group these to spend as little OOP as possible. My suggestion would be to run the low-tax items together and then use those ecbs to pay for the high-tax items. If any of you know of a coupon, please comment.

Right Guard Total Defense 5 $2.99 get $2 ecbs.  Print this $1 IP found under Personal Care in zip code 30303.   (link goes to $3/3, so unclip & change zip)
ThermaCare 1 ctL-XL patch $3.49
pur Absorb liquid iron supplement $16.99
Kraft macaroni and cheese (reg one) 99¢
Betty Crocker Scooby Doo fruit snacks $2
South Beach diet meal or snack bar 5 ct $4.99
Starbucks Refreshers $1.50
Starbucks Double Shot $1.99
Powerade $1
Easy Feet (as seen on TV) $4.99
3M Command hook sample pack 99¢
Play-Doh soft pack (8 oz) $1
Hot Wheels die caset car $1
Bayer Contour EZ $10
Philips universal remote $6.99
Youtheory collagen $9.49
Advil 10 ct $2.99
Advil children’s 1 oz $2.37 $1 coupon in 9/30 rp & 10/28 rp
Somnapure 4 ct $1.99
Kleenex slim pack facial tissue or Sparkle one roll $1
Cepacol Sensations 4 ct $1
Street King energy shot 2 pk $3.99
Nasal Ease allergy reliever $9.99
Carmex lip balm $1. 30¢ coupon in 10/21 S
Glade oil warmer 1 ct $1.25
Air Wick oil warmer $99¢.  Both these warmer items are just that – no sense in paying high tax for this stuff.
Charmin Basic single roll 99¢. 25¢ coupon in 9/28 P&G and 10/14 P&G
Coke products 1.25L 99¢
Nips or Haviland thin mints 88¢

CVS also has many, many BOGO, BOG50% and B2GO deals, way too many to list – the complete ad is 24 pages!