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Transfer Prescription to CVS and get a $30 gift card

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Here is a new $30 Gift Card with transfer prescription to CVS. Also, other pharmacies such as Target, Tom Thumb, Kroger, etc will match this coupon. Hence more free money. There is also a $5 off $15 included. Here is the scan.

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  2. Tight Fisted Miser says

    I just transferred a prescription to CVS last month but for only $25. I had a $20 gift card though that I had gotten for free from a local grand opening special so the $25 was all profit.

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