Help with Walgreens coupons please

[theloo]

Does anyone know if you can use the coupons in their rebate book (instant value coupons) together with a regular manufacturer's coupon? Or does it depend on the store? There are some that I want to use, but don't want to waste my time if I can only use one coupon or the other, but not both. THANKS!


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[sblme28]

I ALWAYS use the ones in the book with the manufacturer's ones. I've done this at a few different Walgreens in both Boston and CT. You shouldn't have any problems (providing there are no meanies working at your walgreens)...

[flxnasasin]

i was actually going to ask the same thing. i always see posts here with people doing that... do you know if you can use store coupons, say meijer/walgreens/riteaid, with manufacturers coupons? i have a coupon for everything i purchase but i feel like now im not doing it right, i could be saving even more!! someone e mail me or post and let me know what stores actually do that so i can figure out my savings before i go shopping! thank you so much!!
i always thought they wouldnt honor 2 coupons for one product becasue the way i do things, everything would be free!!


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[marygreene]

You can use a manufacturer coupon and a store coupon everywhere. When they say limit of one coupon, they mean of each type. You can't use two of the same kind. I hope I was clear in putting this in words.

[flxnasasin]

wow. ic ant beleive i have been couponing this long and have never figured that out. i am kicking myself for how much more i couldve saved but now that i know, look out!! thanks for the tip!

[kilmuir]

Here's a caveat for Walgreens - if you use a Walgreens coupon, from either their rebate book or weekly circular, and a mfg. coupon together, they will get persnickity if the two coupons exceed the value of the item you're purchasing. In other words, if you're buying a $1.98 item with two $1.00 off coupons, they may reject them. If you throw in an item for a few pennies more, like a 25 cent candy bar or something, that'll usually work.

The cashiers at RiteAid never seem to care whether or not the coupon has expired, if it isn't exactly the same product, etc. Unfortunately, Walgreens is the least lenient of all. They have more "coupon nazis" than any other store I've encountered.

If you're doing the rebate items, using mfg. coupons helps to defray the cost of the tax, too.


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[NaomiMarie]

You sure can use manufacturer's coupons in conjunction with 'store' coupons. I worked for Walgreens for 10 years before leaving to be a SAHM


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[Lori664]

Most places like walgreens, eckerd, ect do take both store and manufacturer coupons, but some places do not. Publix grocery store comes out with store coupons, but the coupon states that they can not be used in conjuction with any other coupon.


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