Jewel Osco’s FAQ’s & Discussion Thread

[amerline]

I don't think all locations do. Most in the Chicago area do. Ask the manager at your local Jewel to be sure.

[lovetocoupon]

My store does not, I am not in the Chicago area though. I wish they did!

[LilMs'Mom]

Originally Posted by lovetocoupon My store does not, I am not in the Chicago area though. I wish they did!

Bummer! Where are you at, if you don't mind sharing?

[lovetocoupon]

I live near Dixon, IL and they do not take expireds.

[ritaillinois]

Does Jewel have a limit on the number of like coupons that can be used..say, 5 cake mixes using 5 coupons?

[Clars]

Originally Posted by lovetocoupon I live near Dixon, IL and they do not take expireds.

Come shop at the DeKalb store, I use expireds there all the time.

[maree_strawberry]

Ooooooooooh, I like this thread!!!! Lots of GREAT Info!!!!

[Jenn870]

I have 2 jewel osco stores within 20 mins of me. If I shop store 1 and buy my limit of products and have swiped my card... Can I then turn and drive to store 2 and receive the limit also? I drive past both daily and have never tried and would probably be mortified to hear you can't buy this for sale/swiped card prices because your limit has been reached. Kwim? Hope this isnt too confusing
Jenn

[saveinapenny18]

You can use as many coupons as you have products for as long as the sales ad or tags does'nt have a limit stated.

For example: AquaFresh Toothpaste was on sale for $1.00 and I had 30 .75 coupons. I bought 30 toothpastes and used the 30 coupons and they never said anything.

This is a great way to stock pile items :)

[Clars]

Originally Posted by Jenn870 I have 2 jewel osco stores within 20 mins of me. If I shop store 1 and buy my limit of products and have swiped my card... Can I then turn and drive to store 2 and receive the limit also? I drive past both daily and have never tried and would probably be mortified to hear you can't buy this for sale/swiped card prices because your limit has been reached. Kwim? Hope this isnt too confusing Jenn

If you are talking about sale prices, unless there is a specific limit stated, you can buy as many as you want. If you are talking about your avenu savings where it says 6 per household, I have found that it is more of a transaction limit. Example: A month ago, I had Rice A Roni .75/1 in my avenu and it said limit 6 per household. I had 0.50/2 coupons and it was on sale 10/$10.
1.00-0.75 avenu - 0.25 manufacturer's = 0.01/box (that was for tax)

I bought 24 boxes. I went to the uscan and did 4 separate orders in a row and got the avenu discount for each order of 6. So, 0.24 for 24 boxes.

So, the avenu limits are not really set in stone. You could go to 2 stores or do 2 transactions at one store.

HTH