How BOGO works at CVS Pharmacy
CVS runs Buy 1 Get 1 Free, Buy 1 Get 1 50% Off and 'Buy 1 Get 1 for $1' deals in its weekly ad and online deals pages. Most weekly-ad pricing requires a free ExtraCare card, and many deals also earn ExtraBucks Rewards. Catalytics data reported in 2025 that about a quarter of CVS's promotions were BOGOs.
Rules to know
- Weekly ad deals generally require a free ExtraCare membership.
- BOGO formats include free, 50% off and 'for $1' on the second item.
- ExtraBucks offers often have a per-week limit.
- Coupon stacking rules depend on the item; check at checkout or in the CVS coupon policy.
Tips to save more
- Combine a BOGO with an ExtraBucks deal on the same item where allowed.
- Send ExtraCare coupons to your card in the app before shopping.
- Compare BOGO prices against store-brand items, which are often cheaper per unit.
Check a CVS Pharmacy BOGO before you buy
Enter the shelf price from the weekly ad or app and see the real per-item cost.
You pay
$9.99
for 2 items · regular $19.98
- You save
- $9.99
- Off overall
- 50%
- Per item
- $5.00
Strong deal: 50% off if the regular price is genuine.
CVS Pharmacy BOGO FAQ
How does BOGO work at CVS Pharmacy?
CVS runs Buy 1 Get 1 Free, Buy 1 Get 1 50% Off and 'Buy 1 Get 1 for $1' deals in its weekly ad and online deals pages. Most weekly-ad pricing requires a free ExtraCare card, and many deals also earn ExtraBucks Rewards. Catalytics data reported in 2025 that about a quarter of CVS's promotions were BOGOs.
How often does CVS Pharmacy have BOGO deals?
Weekly ad.
Where can I see this week's CVS Pharmacy BOGO deals?
On CVS Pharmacy's official page (cvs.com) and in ExtraCare. Offers change often and can differ by location, so check there before you shop.
What kinds of BOGO offers does CVS Pharmacy run?
Buy One Get One Free (BOGO), Buy One Get One 50% Off, Other Buy X Get Y Offers. Exact items and terms vary by promotion.
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