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I had the pleasure of meeting the CVS PR team at the Reviewer’s Retreat this summer. They gave each attendee a generous bag of CVS-branded products and while I was appreciative, I was wary. Would these products be good? Would they compare to the name-brand (more expensive) ones? I found the answers to be “Yes!”.
I was pleasantly surprised at the CVS products, especially the oh-so-delicious chocolate covered almonds. (Truth: I actually hid them from my husband.). When the good people at CVS heard that I hadn’t tried their Total Home cleaning products, they shipped a big box to me right away. They didn’t ask me to write about them and I wasn’t compensated, I just wanted to share.
The biggest thing I learned about CVS-brand Total Home products is that they are less expensive but offer the same quality. I can’t say this about all store-brands but CVS has really impressed me. And I love the money-saving aspect. My favorite products are the dryer sheets and the disinfecting wipes. I don’t clean as much as a stay-at-home mom probably should but these are two products I use nearly everyday. And now I know I don’t have to wait for a sale or clip coupons. I can just get the Total Home brand right down the street at CVS! Want to save even more? Sign up for the ExtraCare Rewards Program. I’ve been a member for almost a decade and have saved tons of money.
Do you use store brands? How do they compare to you?
Store brands are great. Other than the occasional food (Ritz crackers for example–the store brand does not compare) I almost always find the store brand to be as high quality as the national brand. fire damage Atlanta GA