Ok, so I keep reading the awsome hauls on people and the Nivea cream... Is it possible that my CVS had a different deal? or should I just go and see if I get the ECB's....

Here is what my ad sais... Limit 1 per household.....it does't say 6 like I read somewhere..... what does that mean!!!

It's is a monthly deal with a limit if 6. It includes Jergens, Curel, Nivea, Aveeno, and Eucerin. It excludes trial/travel sizes.

If your talking about the Nivea Cream tins, then that was a glitch on Sunday. The monthly deals excludes trial/travel as I mentioned above but for some reason the small Nivea cream tins were coded with the deal, but corporate stopped it late Sunday night.

i can vouch for the fact that the small tins were stopped by corporate on sunday night so they no longer print ecbs, i got two sunday and it worked fine went back monday and it was a dead deal so they just let me return them

"In this house full price is the F word"

Ohh!!! I shoul've ran out to get it when I read it.... thanks and I actually went to CVS on Sunday did not read it until late that night.

I don't know whether you're new to couponing or just new to WUC, but don't feel badly because this "monthly deal" was VERY confusing. We found out by looking at the bottom of our receipts that there was much more included in the monthly Curel deal (Buy 2/Get a $6EB), than just Curel. Adding to the confusion was that the event codes for some of the weekly deals (that were actually a part of the monthly deal) were different. ALL Aveeno was included one week which meant that the EBs should have printed on the 1.0 oz. travel size, but they didn't print. Although it got "confusing" it made for an awesome opportunity to increase body lotion stockpiles for low or no OOP as log as you followed it from one week to the next and got the appropriate rain checks, etc.

As red said, the Nivea Tins were a "glitch". In other words, a product that was never intended to produce EBs did and, in this case, turned out to be a HUGE MM. The rule on WUC seems to be that all "glitches" like this are fair game. If you go to your CVS and they have the product, you can "cash in" even though we all know that CVS obviously did not intend for it to be part of the EB offer. Unfortunately, they can shut these "glitches" down at any time and that is exactly what they did, so that by Monday morning, it had been "fixed".