Ever wounder what all those abbreviations mean (B1G1,EB,NED,IP,RR,MQ) when searching a good deal.
Here’s the lingo on what all this means.
BIG1, BOGO, BIG1F = Buy One Get One Free
PG = Procter & Gamble Sun. insert coupons
SS = Smart Source Sun. insert coupons
V = Valassis former name of Red Plum
RP = Red Plum Sun. insert coupons
DND5 = Coupon States do not double, but the bar-code begins with 5 most registers will still double the coupon.
NED = No expiration date
Cat or Catalina = coupon given at register at time of purchase
OYNO = On Your Next Order
Far = Free after rebate
Peelie = Coupon on package that can be pealed off
IP = Internet printable coupons
MFR = Manufacturer
MQ = Manufactures Coupon
MIR = Mail in rebate
OOP = Out of pocket
Blinkies = Coupon dispenser near the product in the store, they are usually little red boxes
Tear Pad = a pad of coupons, recipes, or rebates found hanging on a store shelf or display
FLIP = Food Lion Internet coupons
WYB = When you buy
CRT = Cash register tape coupon
WSL = While supplies last
IVC = Instant value coupon found in Walgreens easy saver catalog and in store on tear pad
SASE = Self addressed stamped envelope
SCR = Single check rebate Rite Aid
Reginal = Coupon value only distributed to certain areas
Scuts = Shortcuts
Q = Coupon
GM = General Mills
K = Kellogs
Cfire = cellfire
TC or TWC or TQ = Target web coupon
Wags = Walgreens
SC = Store coupon
PM = Price match
EXP = Expired or Expiration Date
Stacking Coupons = Using both a store Q and a MFR on a single item (you can maximize your savings this way)
UPC = Universal Product Code the bare-code on your product that gets scanned
RR = Register Rewards , these are Catalinas that print out at CVS or Walgreen for example after you purchase
EBC or EB = Extra care bucks CVS More Info
ESR = Easy saver reb
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