Am I understanding correctly? You can you more than one coupon for the same item as long as it has a different denomination? I get confused with multiple combination deals…

Help please!

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You can't use two manufacture coupons together for one product , You can use two coupons if one is a store coupon and one is a manufacture coupon. For instance you can use a coupon that says target store on it with one that says manufacture on it.

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That's what I thought but I know that when I was at Walgreens I used a coupon for gum that was BOGO and then I used another one that was .50 off of two and then another one for $1 off of one. Should that not have happened that way?

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Did you only get two? In that case, if they were all manufacturers coupons (or all store coupons) then you shouldn't have been able to use them all. If you purchased five, then it worked right - you can use multiple coupons for the same product, but only if you purchase multiple items (in most cases you can use 5 of the same coupon if you are buying 5 of the item).

If it is the Walgreen's deal that I remember from a couple of weeks ago then you had a manufacture coupon, a Walgreen's weekly flyer coupon and a Walgreen's EasySaver coupon. For some reason Walgreen's lets you use their weekly sales flyer coupons and their monthly EasySaver coupons together on the same item. I just found this out on that deal too! - so did my cashier

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