Okay so I'm trying to decide which of the two I should focus on this week but, between being in a skilled nursing facility for physical rehab, closing out my session of school and, worrying about things at home my brain is mush.

Any advice? I only get 3 hours a day to go out and I'm not even sure I can last that long. I'm trying to build up some RRs at WAGS along with some points for some possible better sales after Halloween and some ECB at CVS for the same reason. I desperately need to build on my SYWR at Kmart too but, that's gonna have to wait. So any suggestions on profitable scenarios would be welcomed.

Personally I am going to WAGS..... I hate the cashier at CVS and the cashier at WAGS is awesome so I normally just stick with WAGS anyway.

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I am lucky in that the cashiers AND managers at my WAGS and CVS are so intrigued by how much I save that one manager actually helped me on a trip so I could use an extra RR.

My wags is really friendly. I know several cashiers and assistant managers by their first name. The store is less than 2 miles from my house. On the other hand, the closest CVS is 15 miles away. Their staff is friendly, but not as friendly as the wags workers. I prefer another CVS, but it is 25 miles away. I only go there when I am traveling in that direction for other reasons.

I've been contemplating the same thing I have around the same time limit as you as well, maybe even less, however, I looked at it this way., I'm already further ahead as far as ECB vs. RR's, so I just thought I 'd stick with CVS this week just for that reason

Lisa

I prefer CVS. I shop both for whatever deals interest me.

I shop at cvs. The ecb seem to have later expiration dates than the rr's at wags. I was burned once when I lost them due to the short life span, that's when I focused on Cvs.

It really depends on what item(s) you're looking for. The RR deals at WAGS are somewhat slim pickins this week (most are points this week).

I'm not helpful with scenarios, as neither ad had much to make me go "Oh. My. GOD." this week, but overall I prefer CVS. The store coupons are better, the policy works in favor of coupons more, and the staff at my local stores are amazing (not dissing my Wags employees, they're nice, courteous, etc, just the CVS stores I normally shop each have at least one awesome cashier who tries to help me figure out why if things go wrong, and are more than patient if I have to dig through the bottom of my purse for change because I miscalculated or whatever.)

So, for me, better deals, better people, quite literally one block further from my house than Walgreens=CVS as my 'normal' drugstore.