Special Offer: Sting-Kill Disposable Swabs for just .29

Special Offer: Sting-Kill Disposable Swabs for just .29

CVS is offering a great deal for those looking to earn ExtraBucks rewards quickly and easily. By signing up for a CVS account, you can earn back in ExtraBucks rewards when you purchase a box of Sting-Kill disposable swabs. These swabs provide instant pain and itch relief and come in a pack of five for .29. With the ExtraBucks rewards, the final price comes down to just .29.

For more easy deals that require no coupons, check out our selection of deals on The Krazy Coupon Lady website. Keep in mind that store sales and promotions may vary by region, so be sure to check your local ad before heading to CVS to confirm that this deal is available in your area.

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