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    CaLoonie
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    I feel like a dumass but I just cant wrap my head around it...

    When you are stacking coupons how does a B1G1 stacked with another B1G1 work?

    Thanks for the help I appreciate it!
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    Smart Canuck
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    It usually doesn't stack....unless you happen to find the very rare cashier who will do it for you.

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    Hmmmmm I'm thinking
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    This one depends on how the store rings up the product... usually you cannot use a coupon on an item you arent paying for... however if your store rings it up as 50/50 you can use a stacking coupon of $$ off each item... ummm when you see the ads for buy 1 get the second for 1 cent... you are paying for that item, you can now use a coupon for both items. otherwise its just the b1g1 and then the $ coupon for the 1 item your actually buying. Any store that offers buy 1 get 1 lets you use a coupon on the one your buying... IF the price is reduced like 2 for $3 and it rings up as 1.50 for each item... use your coupons for both items. If its 2/$3 or $2.25 each... you can still buy the 2 get it for $3 and use 1 coupon PER item because youre paying for both items. Check your receipts of any b1g1 offers your store has and see how its rung up... are they taking off the whole amount for the 1 item or are they reducing the price of both items... If its reduced on both to equal the price of the 1 then you can use a coupon for each item... The London Drugs stacking policy is the same... you can use your glade b1g1 and then use your $1 off the purchase of any glade product bringing the cost of each item down even more. so long as the UPS are different.

    I hope that helps!

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