Never went couponing before and I didn’t know about TikTok video tutorials until I got home. Did I still do good or where should I improve

Just started getting into DG couponing. With their m-f 5 off 25 I did a deal I saw online. Today I went for making my own with things we needed at my home. It took like 5 days to figure out how all the coupons would work together and how I can get the most for less.

Well I’m proud to say I got $47 worth of items for $21! Maybe not the best deal around but to have these things we need at such a great price. I’m over the moon

I went today to try and coupon to donate to a women’s shelter. None of my clipped coupons attached and they told me they couldn’t manually enter in the coupons. They checked my app to make sure the phone number was associated with my account, which it was. Then they offered I purchase online to which I asked if i’d get the register rewards and they said they didn’t know. I googled later and found out you wouldn’t so glad I didn’t. Three people waiting in line behind me so I was THAT person. I think I will stick with CVS. I walked out very embarrassed. 🙈

Hi all. Just a little list of a few companies I emailed for them to mail out coupons and they did just that.

• Chicken of the sea Tuna.

• Chobani

• Arizona tea (had to send stamped envelope but it's worth it)

• Pepsi also now have the option to get coupons mailed to you and it's great.

Awaiting a response from quite a few but I can update with responses on who does and who doesn't.

How (not including baby bottle pop or whiteout) :

Transaction 1:

- 2 colgate total gum care mouthwash

- 2 colgate maxfresh knockout toothpaste

- 2 Toms toothpaste

Transaction 2

- 1 Gillette Venue Smooth razor

- 1 Gillette skinguard razor

- 1 Herbal essences pure plants leave in conditioner

Transaction 3:

- 2 Garnier Fructis Shampoo or conditioner

- 2 Loreal elvive Shampoo or conditioner

Transaction 4:

- 2 Irish Spring Body Wash

- 2 baby lips lip balm

Transaction 5:

- 2 Nature Valley Bars

- 1 Frosted Wheats cereal

I also used $8 in extrabucks on the first Transaction

What do you think of my haul at CVS? (Socks and hairpins/rubber bands/clip on top of the toilet paper)

I think it could’ve been cheaper…lol

I scanned a bunch of coupons and also inputted a ton of info into the vons app. Plus I got a flu shot and completed goals with the pharmacy/health side of the vons app. With the SAVE30 mobile order deal I got an extra $30 off :)). Split between three people that’s ~$14 a person plus we got a free Philadelphia cream cheese! Retailed $188 and I got it for $43 :D

I doubt I’ll be able to pull off a deal like this again because of all of the one time coupons I used but it was still very satisfying. My main scores were 13 pounds of meat, 18 eggs, butter, 12 bagels and 10 total pounds of potatoes :) (oh also 32 slices of provolone! proud of that one)

I plan to portion all of the perishables and freeze them. Don’t mind the fallen PBR on the floor. Celebration beer.

At work I had to go into someone's basement and it was stacked floor to ceiling with new stuff from dollar general and target. Tons of water, cleaning supplies, paper plates, just good consumables. The guy said his wife does the crazy coupon lady stuff and most of it is free or just pennies on the dollar. I checked out her app and FB and it all seems like scammy AI posts, courses and BS. Do any of you do this? Not getting expensive stuff just daily use stuff at a really good markdown consistently? Thanks

$31.30 total, $20 Walmart Cash back, $1 Ibotta cash back, and $10.30 final cost!

I compared the prices with HEB, where everything would have cost $34.62 after their available coupons. I think I got a fair deal!

65 items, $451.56 retail price, $152.67 paid. Total savings: $298.89. Price per item: $2.35. I live in California where food is the most expensive in the nation so this is huge for my girlfriend and I.

I’ve only started to get back into couponing at Walgreens for the free toothpaste. But couponing has definitely changed from a few years ago. Everything is pretty much digital and you can’t get the same stellar deals as before. I used to have hauls of the premium toothpaste, tissue, shampoo, laundry detergents, etc. back in the paper couponing era. My stockpile has since diminished, so I thought I’d try to rebuild it.

Nowadays, it takes so much time to research deals, then you can only do one deal at a time since you only get a limited amount of digital coupons, and then add in the time it takes to do multiple transactions or shopping trips because of this hurdle. And then having to use rebate apps, taking the time to upload receipts to Ibotta, Fetch, etc. instead of getting the item for free or heavily discounted up front. If the price of the item you’re couponing for doesn’t beat Costco or Sam’s Clubs price, is there even a point to couponing anymore? I work 50-60 hours a week, and don’t think I have the time or commitment for couponing anymore. 😞

I've been trying to get back into couponing :) it's been a while since I actually tried to stack coupons and find deals.

Original $31.97 but only payed $17.16!!! Saved 66%

Btw, this is from Albertsons stock up sale $10 off of $25 and buy 2 get 3 free deal

This would be a little cheaper if you still have a store with an old system, but I’m happy:)

I’m a 20 year old single parent to a 3 month old. I was on maternity leave but soon I’ll have to start working again. I make $16.50 and that’s not enough for just me and my baby so I’m looking to join the coupon life so I can save some money and I just want to start saving money in general. Any tips on how to? Any apps you recommend?

75% off clearance at pet supplies plus, also was able to use a 25% off coupon! Technically should be free lol but it worked out somehow and both discounts applied. I got lots of awesome dog and cat food that isn’t even close to expiring, it’s a huge win

Paid $7. Plus tax was just over $8. Saved $20.30!!