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This is a traditional rebate program where you buy qualifying products and then send it or go to riteaid.
You will then receive a check for the rebate in the mail. Stacking coupons - when you can use mroe than one coupon on the same item.
Featured on Oprah. Interactive coupon database of Sunday coupons, printable coupons, store coupons, Sunday Coupon Previews that appear in your local. Here are some of the most-used terms and abbreviations used by seasoned couponers on blogs, in forums and elsewhere: $1/1, etc.
Many stores will let you use a manufacturer's coupon and a store coupon on the same product. Super Doubles - when a store doubles the value of a coupon, often above and beyond the amount they normally double every day of the week. On normal double days, they only double coupons worth.
YMMV - your mileage may vary what happens at one store may not happen at the next or what happens at the same store may vary depending on the cashier or manager on duty. They can be coupled with paper manufacturer's coupons for greater savings. For more information on the grocery store and drug store reward programs, click the links in the box at the top of the page.
Please sign in with your WRAL. You also will need a Facebook account to comment. The Walgreens monthly coupon book is available in stores where teh weekly ads are kept. It is free and comes out at the beginning of each month. Sometimes it is available a few days before the month starts and the valid dates are on each book.
Stephanie May 7, at 4: Lynn April 21, at 2: Add to my favorites. June 30, at 8: Your Mileage May Vary in other words, you may or may not be successful with a particular deal at your store Did I miss any abbreviations or terms?
You can couple them with manufacturer's coupons for even greater savings. Something happened when the new document was saved to the blog because a bunch of the new terms I added are not on the list fillers, BTFE. I am adding them now. The list will be updated soon. Thanks for catching that Jessica!
ECB's were on the original abbreviations list but I must have accidentally deleted it when working on the update. Here are some of the most-used terms and abbreviations used by seasoned couponers on blogs, in forums and elsewhere:.
After coupon AR:: After rebate Blinkie:: Coupon dispensed from a box attached to a store shelf. Coupons which print at the register after your purchase is made. These can usually be used like cash on your next purchase. Coupon CRT:: Cash register tape — often referring to coupons at the bottom of your receipt. Do Not Double Double Coupon:: A coupon which can be doubled in value ECB:: Edited to Add ETS:: Free After Rebate Filler:: An item or items you buy in order to get your total up to a certain amount in order to use a percentage off coupon FS:: Free shipping GC:: Good Deal Alert GM:: General Mills HTH:: Hope That Helps In-Ad:: Coupons that come in the weekly store ad, most likely found by the entrance of that particular store.
Manufacturer MQ:: No expiration date OOP:: Out of Pocket OOS:: Prices Starting At Q:: Coupon Regional:: A coupon or deal available in only a specific area RP:: Smart Source coupon insert found in the Sunday newspaper Stacking:: A pad of rebate forms or coupons attached to a store shelf TMF:: Try Me Free Triple Coupon:: A coupon which can be tripled in value UPC:: Universal Product Code a. A coupon hanging on the package of a product WYB:: When You Buy V:: Your Mileage May Vary in other words, you may or may not be successful with a particular deal at your store.
This is your actual receipt and coupons can be at the bottom or sometimes printed on the backside. This is a drug store that may not be available in all regions. These are the reward dollars given based upon total purchases over a period or for items purchased.
Given only at CVS and redeemable there as well. This is found on many coupons and just means that you can not use it to purchase trial and often travel sized products. This is pretty self explanatory.
When you purchase the item and get your rebate back, your total cost will be zero, or free.