Below is a list of the most frequently asked questions to help you use the coupon database to its fullest potential.
- How do I get copies of the coupons in the database?
- Do you have a list of categories you use to organize the coupons?
How do I get copies of the coupons in the database?
The source column lists the source for every coupon included in the database. Sources that start with SS, RP or P&G are found in weekly newspaper inserts. (Read more about the abbreviations used.) It’s important to remember that there can be regional differences, and you may not receive the same coupons or values listed.
Many of the coupons listed are internet printable coupons. To print these coupons, click on the link and follow the printing instructions on the site. Most of these sites using tracking cookies to limit the number of copies you’re able to print from each computer.
Finally, some coupons come from magazines or other mailers, as noted in the source field.
Do you have a list of categories you use to organize the coupons?
Here is our current list of categories:
- Baby/Children
- Baking/Spices
- Beauty Products/Cosmetics
- Beverages
- Breads/Rolls/Baked Goods
- Breakfast Foods
- Canned Goods
- Condiments/Dressings/Sauces/Dips
- Dairy
- Deli Meats/Cheeses
- Energy/Diet Foods
- Ethnic Foods
- Feminine Products
- Frozen Foods
- Health Foods
- Household
- Laundry
- Meal Kits
- Meats
- Miscellaneous
- Pantry
- Pasta/Rice
- Paper/Plastic
- Pet Care
- Pharmacy
- Produce
- Refrigerated
- Snacks/Desserts/Crackers/Candy
- Toiletries