My friend, Carmen, recently asked me how stacking coupons works. I thought I would write up the answer in a blog post in case anyone else had the same question.
You can only use one manufacturer coupon per item. But most stores will let you stack a manufacturer's coupon with a store coupon.
The trifecta is stacking a store sale with a store coupon and a manufacturers coupon. Here's an example from my recent trip to Target.
Garnier Cleansing Towels
Regular price $4.74
Sale price $4.24
I bought 2 and used the following coupons:
(2) $2/1 Target web coupon (store coupon)
(1) $2/1 manufacturers coupon
(1) $1/1 manufacturers coupon
Final price = $1.48
Some stores will allow you to use a BOGO manufacturer's coupon on a BOGO store sale in order to get both items for free. I did this on a recent trip to Rite-Aid.
Special K Cereal
Regular price $4.99
Sale price BOGO
+ BOGO manufacturer's coupon
Final price = $0 for 2 boxes
Frugal Living NW recently did a post on coupon stacking that has a great list of where to find store coupons.
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