Walgreens Did I mess this up?

[Jensmien]

Picked up 2 Glade sprays at $1.59 each.

I used two coupons: 1 that said B1G1 and another that said $1/2.

So my total OOP on that was $.59 plus tax.

Was it wrong to combine the coupons?

[EshuBarakeno]

If they were both MQ's, then yes, you were wrong. I'm surprised they went through. With a BOGO you're only supposed to use $/1 coupons, not $/2 coupons.

[mnbarmy]

I think it was wrong also. You had coupons for "3" items and only had "2" items.

[Shannon T]

I disagree. She only used 2 coupons and had 2 items.... So 1 Q per item.

[mamawhit322]

If they had been on sale for B1G1, and she used the $/2, then she'd have been okay. But since she used a coupon for B1G1 and the $/2, then it was wrong. The B1G1 is for one of the glades, and the $/2 was for two.

Sorry OP.

[Jensmien]

Okay.

Well, any suggestions?

Do I need to try to fix it, or do I simply "repent and sin no more?"

[lilglobetrotter]

I think it would be a good idea to contact the store and explain your mistake otherwise your cashier might get in trouble because the store is not going to get reimbursed for both coupons.

[lilglobetrotter]

I disagree. She only used 2 coupons and had 2 items.... So 1 Q per item.

No, the $1/2 Q would attach to both items. If you use the reasoning that it is okay to use one coupon per item, then it is like saying that you could use a $/2 Q with 1 item, which is surely a big no-no.