Dear everyone,

I am new to couponing, but I had a question about BYGO, 2for1, etc and coupons. An example would be this scenario: "Homeland has a sale 2 for $5 bodywash, and I have a coupon for that body wash that is $1 off, $2 double coupon." My question is, can I still use that coupon on that item? and if I can, can I use 2 of those coupons, one for each bodywash? Another example is Walgreens has a sale on toothpaste, 2/$5 - $3 RR = 2/$2, however I have a $1 coupon for this toothpaste. Can I use this coupon from my Sunday paper in addition to RR bucks if I have them? and could I use 2 coupons (if I have them) since I am buying 2 tubes of toothpaste?

Sorry if this is an elementary question, I am just not very familiar with couponing.

Thank you for all your help

Yes you can. For the Homeland scenario the 1st one would double, the 2nd would be at face value so it would be $5 - $2 (1st coupon doubled) and then -$1 (2nd coupon at face value) so you would get 2/$2 or $1 ea.

For the Walgreens scenario you would end up with 2/$5 - $3 RR = 2/$2 - $1 for your coupons = 2/$1...if you have 2 of these coupons you could get 2 for FREE

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