CVS Moneymaker Scenario Using $5 off $30 Coupon

The CVS deals have seemed so much better lately since we've had these printable coupons! Here's what I did with the current $5 off $30 coupon:

1 Glade Sense & Spray - $6
1 Glade Lasting Impressions - $6
2 Ghirardelli chocolates - $6
2 Lindt truffles - $6
4 Trident gums - $4
1 Duracell batteries - $2.99
Total = $30.99

Minus $5 off $30 coupon
Minus $3 CVS Sense & Spray coupon
Minus $3 CVS Lasting Impressions coupon
Minus $4 Sense & Spray coupon from 10/18 Smartsource
Minus $3 Lasting Impressions coupon from 11/1 Smartsource
Minus two $1 Ghirardelli coupons here(IE) or here(Firefox)
Minus two $1 Lindt coupons (Go here and look at the right side of the page under the picture of the turkey. Keep refreshing the page until you see an ad for Lindt chocolate that says "rollover for $1 coupon" (Thanks to Common Sense with Money for the heads up on the Lindt and Ghirardelli coupons!)
Minus $1/2 Trident printable coupon
Minus 2 BOGO Trident coupons from 10/18 Smartsource
Minus $.75 Duracell coupon from 11/1 P&G
New Total - $5.24

Get back $4 for Glade, $5 for buying $15 worth of candy, and $1 for Duracell.

I also used the coupon for "Get $4 ECBs when you spend $20" from the "Season to Save" booklet.

Total moneymaker of $8.76!