Tips: Have a Walgreens RR/Catalina Coupon Question? Ask it Here

[irishlass]

Originally Posted by Iluvdeals1 I have two $10.00 RR's and was wondering if I could use them both at one time to pay for my merchandise?

You should be able to use them at one time, however, it does seem some stores will only let a person use one RR per transaction. I would get my stuff head to the front Register like you own the place. If they say no to using both in one transaction,
A..... break it into 2 transactions.
B..... Show them on the RR where it states something to the effect " number of items cannot exceed number of coupons. RR's are considered a coupon when tendered.
Hopefully you won't have any problems at your store.

[shops]

If I do the Skippy Deal and the Bayer Deal will I get both the RR's for each deal?
Was wondering if I have to go to more than one Walgreens to get the RR's for each seperate deal?
Thanks

[irishlass]

Originally Posted by shops If I do the Skippy Deal and the Bayer Deal will I get both the RR's for each deal? Was wondering if I have to go to more than one Walgreens to get the RR's for each seperate deal? Thanks

yes you will get both RR's for each deal. You should be able to go to just one store and get it.

[RaceMom]

I was reading a blog where the blogger used a $10RR to purchase some times totaling a little over $10, which included a gallon of milk. All my RR say not valid on Dairy. does anyone know if this is a regional thing or can I really use them towards milk?

thank you!

[kas]

Originally Posted by RaceMom I was reading a blog where the blogger used a $10RR to purchase some times totaling a little over $10, which included a gallon of milk. All my RR say not valid on Dairy. does anyone know if this is a regional thing or can I really use them towards milk? thank you!

It's a real gray area and best left unspoken. Locally, the (MO) grocery chains have always prohibit milk when you need to buy so much for a good deal on a turkey or ham. The same prohibition with the coupon for or doing a $10 off $50 promo. However, I occasionally use a catalina to help pay for a milk at one of these grocer and never had a problem.

[RaceMom]

Originally Posted by kas It's a real gray area and best left unspoken. Locally, the (MO) grocery chains have always prohibit milk when you need to buy so much for a good deal on a turkey or ham. The same prohibition with the coupon for or doing a $10 off $50 promo. However, I occasionally use a catalina to help pay for a milk at one of these grocer and never had a problem.

Thanks for the info - I just thought maybe the restriction of no dairy was just in certain areas, and that's why the other person was able to use hers towards milk

[TMAURAGAS]

I got2 of the colgate and it rang up $3.49 and didnt get my $2rr because I used coupons guess that will be a return. I have to many free in my stockpile to pay for it.

Oh bye the way oil llay body body was is on clearance $1.39 and with the $1.00 cpn makes it .39 cents woohoo!

[Mikki 316]

Originally Posted by TMAURAGAS I got2 of the colgate and it rang up $3.49 and didnt get my $2rr because I used coupons guess that will be a return. I have to many free in my stockpile to pay for it. Oh bye the way oil llay body body was is on clearance $1.39 and with the $1.00 cpn makes it .39 cents woohoo!

Coupons *shouldn't* affect the RR. Make sure you got the correct type of toothpaste, and the correct size- sometimes the size changes and the UPC also changes, so isn't in the system to count toward the RR.

[Mikki 316]

Originally Posted by RaceMom I was reading a blog where the blogger used a $10RR to purchase some times totaling a little over $10, which included a gallon of milk. All my RR say not valid on Dairy. does anyone know if this is a regional thing or can I really use them towards milk? thank you!

Some state laws prohibit coupons on dairy products. If your RR restricts dairy products, then your state is one of those. :sad:

[kas]

Originally Posted by Mikki 316 Some state laws prohibit coupons on dairy products. If your RR restricts dairy products, then your state is one of those. :sad:

Section 416-440 Rebates, discounts, allowances or gifts

This is what makes milk in MO higher than IA, IL and other states not under the thumb of the dairy industry. The original law has been around nearly fifty years; so MO consumers have faced a floor on milk prices for half a century. Changes to Chapter 416 and truth of what in what you milk are necessary, IMHO.