-To get the best deals buy things that are already on sale, then use 1 manufactuer coupon and 1 store coupon for each item you buy. So, say you buy 6 packs of Huggies at Target. You can use 6 Huggies Manufacturer Coupon (You can tell this because it says "Manufacturer" on the top) And 6 Target coupons for huggies.
- At CVS and Walgreens you must have the same amount of items as you have coupons (and the Store rewards are also considered coupons). For example, if you are buying 4 things but have 8 coupons, you will need to get 4 more things to add to your order. Even if its just .35 cent carmel or .10 cent pencil or maybe some other thing you need like milk and eggs. Whatever it is, it doesn't matter the price, you just need the same amount of items as coupons or the register will reject your coupons.
- At Walgreens when there's a sale on something and you get register rewards, but it says limit 1 register rewards per transaction and you want 5 of that item and 5 rewards - just make 5 transactions!
- When printing coupons, especially from coupons.com, you can hit the go back button and print three of each coupon for each computer you have at home.
- Getting a binder and playing card holders really does help. Especially when you're a Momma with a lot on your mind and kids to take care of in a store. The trading card holders are $4.88 at target.
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