To make it easier, remember that there are only two types of coupons - manufacturer coupons and store coupons. There are several different ways the two types of coupons are distributed. Manufacturers produce and distribute the products that go into the stores. To promote certain products, manufacturers sometimes distribute coupons. All manufacturer coupons display the words "Manufacturer Coupon" across the top. The terms of use on manufacturer coupons typically specify that only one manufacturer coupon can be used for one purchased item.
Many stores will allow shoppers to stack redeem one store coupon and one manufacturer coupon on the purchase of one item. But how can shoppers tell that their coupon is a store coupon? Store coupons are exclusive to the issuing store unless a store accepts competitors' coupons.
The name of the store that distributed the coupon or the words "Store Coupon" are usually displayed on the top-front of the coupon. And store coupons sometimes have terms that allow shoppers to buy more than one item with the coupon. The limits example: limit 3 can be found printed on the coupons.
Here is when things get a little challenging, even for seasoned couponers. Sometimes a manufacturer's coupon will display a specific store name or logo. Mostly this is a form of advertising and it is done as a way to encourage shoppers that want to use the coupon to go to the advertised store. Note: Some, but not all stores, accept a manufacturer coupon with another store's name displayed.
Here is an example of this type of coupon. To stack coupons efficiently and to avoid spending unnecessary time in the store, it is always a good idea, while still at home, to make a shopping list and then match the items with coupons. You will want to check your coupon binder for coupons that you have already collected.
The goal is to find a store coupon and a manufacturer coupon for the items on your list. Dollar General does allow the stacking of a single Manufacturer Coupon and a single Dollar General Coupon per single item in a transaction. Stacking of 2 or more Manufacturer Coupons per item is not allowed. Check out coupons for Dollar General here.
This rule applies to paper, internet, Family Dollar mobile and digital coupons. Duplicate coupons in one transaction are accepted as long as there is an item purchased for each coupon. Check out coupons from Family Dollar here! The stacking of 2 or more Dollar General Coupons in a transaction is allowed unless otherwise noted on the coupon or associated promotional art.
Rite Aid allows you to stack two or all three of the following:. They are also emailed to customers. Target allows you to stack two or all three of the following:.
Walgreens allows you to stack one of each of the following:. Have you ever stacked coupons? Let us know about it in a comment below or over on our Facebook page. This article was originally published on MoneyTalksNews.
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Sundial Growers Inc. Does the fact that it says it is only redeemable at that store make it a store coupon? Please help. Got a question… I just found this website and I need to know… I have actually had a few times where the cashier will use one of my coupons but not the other using one store and one man.
Is there a specific order in which to use the coupons? What if you have a coupon, ummmm, ok Tide and Downy. Does that apply to both items or can you use a.
Does that even make sense to you? Is this something that Walgreens implies when interpreting the terms, or something manufacturers imply? That is, does this apply universally at any store, or only those that explicitly allow combination of store-issued and manufacturer-issues offers, even if the latter states that it may not be combined? I was not at Publix, but a different grocery store. Finally the manager made a photocopy of it but he did accept it.
I want to know for future use if I was correct to insist they accept it? Can you use two more manufacturer coupons, one for the lip item and another for the cosmetic item? Thank you!!! Can I stack store coupons, manafucturer coupon and catalinas from the store? Bacause the catalinas says manufacturer coupon, so is it consider a manufacturer coupon or catalinas? I found a coupon in my local grocery store ad… The coupon does not say anywhere that it is a manufacture coupon.
Is this a stores coupon?? Ok this may be crazy but there is so many site that a Manu coupon starts with a 5 or a 9 is that correct? I have also seen Manu coupon that say manu but indeed not a manu coupon? Need some help on how to tell the difference.
It should be pretty clear on the coupon. Can they be stacked? Is this something that can be done or is this considered stacking man.
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