Here is a coupon you will probably want to grab while you can.
Get a Starburst coupon for Buy One Pack, Get One Free at CVS stores.
Starting October 23rd, CVS has Starburst Candy priced at $2 for 4.
Use (2) Starburst Coupons (takes off .50 per pack)
Pay $1 and get $1 in ECB back (limit 1)
So you get 4 packs for free with coupons.
The week of the 23rd, we will also see a Pumpkin Carving kit free after ECB as well as CVS Brand Candy Corn.
See the CVS deals for this week here.
Darla says
I must be doing something wrong I watch the video but then when I click on coupon it does nothing.
Darla says
Nevermind, for some reason my pop-up blocker was blocking the pop-up.
Jennifer says
One the coupon it states “limit one coupon per purchase.” Will they allow 2 coupons per transaction if you are ‘buying’ 4?
Charlene says
Jennifer one per purchase is different than one per transaction.
Kelly says
My coupon says “stick” with a max value of $1.19, but the 2/$4 makes me think bag size. Do they really match? Maybe I printed the wrong one? I’m confused.
Charlene says
Kelly it is a single serve Starbucks candy not an entire bag. The price is actually $2 for 4– not $4 for 2.
Kelly says
OK thank you. I knew I was reading something something wrong and just couldn’t figure it out.
Cindy says
I don’t even see an option to print a coupon, even after watching the video?
Charlene says
Is your pop up blocker off?
Christina says
Coupons are out
Amy says
I can’t find the coupon (and yes, my pop-up blocker is off). Is it gone or am I just missing it?
Irene says
Coupons are out??? How can that be if the sales started today???
Just wrong.
Charlene says
Irene- with really hot coupons it is always best to print them when they come out because the coupon may not be available once the sale starts. I actually posted this coupon twice, giving several days notice and alerting people to the upcoming sale. The manufacturers don’t release coupons just in time for a really good sale. They usually release them when the prices are inflated and it is our job to match them with a sale.