Southern Coupon Belle: Q&A: Using Multiple Coupons on one purchase

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Sunday, February 8, 2009

Q&A: Using Multiple Coupons on one purchase

Q: If I have three $.30 coupons for Pringles chips that state "$.30 off 3 cans", am I allowed to use all three on the one purchase? Or, can I only use multiple coupons on identical products that are BOGO?

A: Yes, you can use all 3 coupons on one purchase but you would be buying 9 cans. One coupon per 3 cans. The coupons would take .20 off per can. .30/3 would double (if you store doubles) and then it would be .60/3.

You can also use multiples on BOGO items. You can legally use 2 coupons on 2 items.
I've mentioned before but if CVS has a BOGOF and you had a BOGOF coupon then both of those items are FREE! This usually occurs with makeup.

Hope that helps! Feel free to ask any questions- it helps everyone reading!