There is a new $1/1 Mitchum Coupon available. (use zip 19606 if needed) Use this coupon to pick up free Mitchum at Walgreen’s this week.
Here is your deal
Buy (2) Mitchum or Lady Mitchum Antiperspirant/Deodorant – $3.00
Use (2) $1/1 Mitchum Product Coupon
Pay $4.00
Get $4.00 RR wyb 2
Free after coupons and RR
There are new Kellogg’s Coupons available to print:
Save $1.00/2 Kellogg’s Special K Coupon
Save $3.00/5 Kellogg’s Special K Coupon
Save $2.00/3 Kellogg’s Special K Coupon
Save $1.00/2 Kellogg’s Cereal Coupon
Don’t forget about the Kellogg’s Milk Catalina at Giant.
There is a new $10.00/1 Alice in Wonderland Coupon for Blu Ray available to print from Disney.
If you plan on purchasing this DVD, Amazon currently has a $10.00 credit when you buy Alice in Wonderland (Three-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo + Digital Copy)
In addition to the $10.00 Credit, you will also get a $4.00 credit for Video On Demand.
There is a new $1.00/2 Campbell’s Chunky Soup printable coupon here. This is great to combine with a catalina or sale.
For more coupons, don’t forget to check out the Coupon Database.
Save $1.00/2 Stove Top Stuffing Mix Products (90210)
Save $1.00/2 Horizon Organic Eggs
Save $3.00/1 Elnett Hairspray
Save $1.00/2 Libby’s Fruit
You can print them all here.
Another weird word! Last week we talked about what a catalina is.
So I use the term YMMV often in my posts. What does that mean:
It could mean Your Mileage May Vary, Your Market May Vary or Your Managers Mood Varies
So in general, a YMMV means you cannot count on the deal being at your store. I would say ALL CLEARANCE deals are YMMV.
Any questions about YMMV?
What does it mean when you say use $1.00/1 04-05 RP ?
This means in that in the 04/05 edition of Red Plum Coupon Insert there is a coupon for $1.00/1 of that product. Other abbreviations for coupon sources are:
SS= Smart Source insert found in newspapers
PG= Proctor & Gamble insert found in newspapers
IP- Internet Printable – a coupon that is printed on the internet via different sources
Bricks- A company who provides many of the internet printables
UL – Unilever Insert found in Newspapers
Why doesn’t the value of my coupon match what you have here?
Regional papers have different values for different coupons, so your coupon maybe for more or less. If you are a Philadelphia area reader, I use the values found in the Philadelphia Inquirer. Other local papers may be more or less than this value.
Why don’t I have the coupon you have listed as a match?
Just like regional amounts are different, so are the actual coupons that may come in your newspaper inserts. If you are in smaller markets, you may not get some of the better coupons.
How do I know how many newspapers to buy and can you tell me each week?
That is a really tough question! Each of us has our own individual taste, so sometimes there are coupons that may appeal to me and not so much to you. I suggest you visit for the coupon preview each week and make a decision based on that. However, remember you may not get all the coupons each week. I buy a copy of the newspaper and check it out first. I never use the coupon previews as a definite list, I use it as what I could be getting. Once I look through the paper, I make a decision on what to purchase.
If you are just getting started couponing, here is a quick cheat sheet on coupon lingo.
BOGO – Short for Buy One Get One Free
WYB – When You Buy (Typically associated with dollars off when you buy an item)
OOP – Out of Pocket otherwise known as the money you will spend out of your pocket
OYNO – On Your Next Order – Usually refers to a coupon that can be used the next time you shop.
CAT – Catalina – This is a coupon that will print out at the register when you check out.
ECB – Extra Care Bucks – A “coupon” for dollars off a future purchase at CVS.
RR – Register Rewards – Walgreens version of a catalina.
SCR -Single Check Rebate – The check that Rite Aid sends for it’s rebate program.
YMMV – Your mileage may vary – Means you may or not be able to do the deal depending on your stores policy
IP -Internet printable coupon
Bricks – Company that provides internet printable coupon
MIR – Mail in Rebate
SS – Smart Source coupon insert from your newspaper
RP – Red Plum coupon insert from your newspaper
V- Vlassis coupon insert (also known as RP)
PG – Proctor & Gamble coupon insert from your newspaper
UL – Unilever coupon insert from your newspaper
Are there any others that you aren’t sure what they mean? Ask in the comments and I will update this post.
