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Originally Posted by IMANISMOM This finally makes sense to me. The coupon limits I assumed were for all items but you mean I can use 3 coupons for 1 item? Sweeet!

i don't think that exactly what they meant. You can usually only use 1 coupon per item purchased. Like if you have a yogurt coupon, you can only use 1 yogurt coupon per yogurt purchased. HOWEVER if you have 5 yogurt coupons and you buy 4 yogurts you can only use 4 of your coupons-1 for ea item purchased. ALSO she meant that they will only double 3 like coupons...so only 3 of those would be doubled. the 4th one would be accepted at face value. i.e. if they were .50 off yoplait. 3 of them would be doubled to value 1.00 off and the 4th would be accepted as just .50 off. i hth!!

now this all changes when you talk about stacking coupons.. you can usually use 1 manufacture coupon and 1 store coupon per item. so if you had a kroger coupon for .50 off yoplait, and a MFR coupon for .50 off they should both dbl to 1.00 off making it a total of 2.00 off... of course you probably wont ever have a .50 off one yoplait. lol. if that totaly re-confused you please let me know, i can try to break it down a little different. i'm new too, but this is just what i've gathered thus far.