Walgreens Can you use multiple RR's in one transaction?

[crazy_confused_beautiful]

:sad: Selfish reply....

I am VERY new to Walgreens, and VERY new to Coupons in general. I've read FAQ's and also read through iheartwags.com

I want to make sure I get this.

I tried to check out today with 10 Gilette Fusion Shaving Gels, all with the $1.00 off coupon from Sunday's paper. 1 Gillette Fusion Razor w/$4 coupon from Sunday's paper. 1 Shick Quattro w/ $3 coupon from last Sunday's paper. So I had the same # of coupons as items. IF I wanted to use, let's say, $22.00 worth of RR's on this..I would need to buy x amout of filler items that exceed the # of items? So if I have 12 items, and 12 coupons, then want to use 4 seperate RR's (my store does allow more than 1) then I would have needed to buy 4 filler items, no matter the cost, and it would have went through??

[cbgo]

:sad: Selfish reply....

I am VERY new to Walgreens, and VERY new to Coupons in general. I've read FAQ's and also read through iheartwags.com

I want to make sure I get this.

I tried to check out today with 10 Gilette Fusion Shaving Gels, all with the $1.00 off coupon from Sunday's paper. 1 Gillette Fusion Razor w/$4 coupon from Sunday's paper. 1 Shick Quattro w/ $3 coupon from last Sunday's paper. So I had the same # of coupons as items. IF I wanted to use, let's say, $22.00 worth of RR's on this..I would need to buy x amout of filler items that exceed the # of items? So if I have 12 items, and 12 coupons, then want to use 4 seperate RR's (my store does allow more than 1) then I would have needed to buy 4 filler items, no matter the cost, and it would have went through??

Yep. You have to have at least as many items as manu. coupons and RRs combined.(RRs are, in fact a form of manu. coupon.) So, as long as your total coupon amount is the same or more than your total before tax, you should be able to use them as long as your store allows the use of more than one. In your example, if you have 16 items, you can use 12 "regular" coupons + 4 RRs to total 16 coupons. It does not matter whether the "filler" is $.08 or $8, it is just the item count that matters.

HTH

[urbanqueen]

Seems the store I frequent has their registers set up not to take more than one RR per transaction. This is the second time this has happened to me.

Today I had 2 Almay items & 2 campbells soup.
Used 1 RR ~ OK
Next RR wouldn't scan, wouldn't beep, it didn't do anything. Manager reluctantly came and put it thru as a -$3.00 "coupon".

Is this something new to regulate how many rr's are used?

[urbanqueen]

Can anyone answer my above question?

[kcuts]

Seems the store I frequent has their registers set up not to take more than one RR per transaction. This is the second time this has happened to me.

Today I had 2 Almay items & 2 campbells soup.
Used 1 RR ~ OK
Next RR wouldn't scan, wouldn't beep, it didn't do anything. Manager reluctantly came and put it thru as a -$3.00 "coupon".

Is this something new to regulate how many rr's are used?

I used several in one transaction the first part of last week and I had no problems with them at all. I had both mq and RR's.

[bmnplz]

Seems the store I frequent has their registers set up not to take more than one RR per transaction. This is the second time this has happened to me.

Today I had 2 Almay items & 2 campbells soup.
Used 1 RR ~ OK
Next RR wouldn't scan, wouldn't beep, it didn't do anything. Manager reluctantly came and put it thru as a -$3.00 "coupon".

Is this something new to regulate how many rr's are used?

Probably just a bad print job on the second RR. Cashier should have put it through typing the UPC instead of fudging it.
There is no limit to the number of RRs that can be used on a transaction, so long as the total MFG coupon count doesn't exceed the items sold nor does the MFG savings exceed the retail price of the qualifying items purchased.