4/29 Sunday Newspaper Coupon Insert Preview

By Collin | Owner

Apr 28, 2012 @ 6:57 PM MDT

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So, once again, it’s Saturday and time for another Sunday coupon insert preview! Below you will find a long list of coupons that reader, Carol, will be receiving in her Washington Post newspaper tomorrow, 4/29/2012. I would suggest checking the list below and also heading on over to Sunday Coupon Preview to get an idea of what coupons you may receive. Please keep in mind that NOT all areas will get the same coupons or coupon values.

There will be a total of 4 coupon inserts in the 4/29/2012 Sunday newspaper. Wow! You should receive one Red Plum coupon insert, one SmartSource coupon insert, one P&G coupon insert, and one PepsiCo coupon insert. Also, make sure to check your Parade Magazine or USA Today (depending on where you live) for coupons as well.

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(To see the long list of coupons, click the link below “Read More / Post Your onlinements”.)

* I have highlighted my favorite coupons in red!

ETS = excludes trial sizes
(x) before coupon = multiple of same coupon
DND = coupon states Do Not Double
LIMIT1 = Limit 1 per transaction
LIMIT4 = Limit of 4 like coupons in same shopping trip
LIMIT4T = Limit of 4 coupons of any kind for the same product in the same transaction
National List = List provided by Sunday Coupon Preview

SmartSource Coupon Insert

Blink Tears or Blink Geltears lubricating eye drops Save $1/1 (6/4/12)
Campbell’s Select harvest can or bowl varieties Save $0.50/3 (6/30/12) – National value $1/3
Claritin 4oz or 10ct Save $2/1 (5/27/12)
Claritin 24ct+ Save $5/1 (5/27/12)
Claritin-D 15ct + (5/27/12)
Colgate Toothpaste 4oz+ Save $1/2 (5/19/12) – National value $0.35/1
Colgate Powered Toothbrush Save $2/1 (5/19/12)
Colgate adult or kids manual toothbrushes (excluding Colgate Plus and Colgate Extra Clean) Save $1/2 (5/19/12) – National value $0.35/1
onlineplete Multi-Purpose solution 12oz + Save $1/1 (6/4/12)
onlineplete Blink N Clean Lens Drops or Blink Contacts Lubricant Eye Drops Save $1/1 (6/4/12)
Daisy Cottage Cheese Save $0.45/1 (7/31/12)
DiGiorno Pizza Dipping Strips Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Digiorno Small Pizzas 6.4-10oz Save $1/2 (5/31/12)
Endust cleaning products Save $1.50/2 (6/15/12)
Enzymatic Therapy Probiotic Pearls product (Acidophpilus Pearls, Pearls 1C, Pearls
Immune, Pearls Kids, Pearls YB, Pearls Elite, Probiotic Pearls) Save $2/1 (7/31/12)
Icy Hot Arthritis Lotion Save $2/1 (5/30/12)
Icy Hot, Aspercream, CapsazinTM, Sportscream, or Flex All Save $1/1 (6/30/12)
Land O Lakes Half Stick Butter Products 1lb Save $1/1 (6/30/12) – National value $0.75/1
Lean Cuisine Save $1/4 (7/31/12)
MiraLax 10 or 14 dose Save $1/1 (6/2/12)
MiraLax 30 dose Save $3/1 (6/2/12)
Nature’s Way Alive! Multi-vitamin product Save $2/1 (7/31/12)
Nestle Coffee-Mate Powdered creamers (excludes Nestle Coffee-Mate Natural Bliss) Save $1.00/2 (7/22/12)
Nestle Coffee-Mate Liquid Creamers (excludes Nestle Coffee-Mate Natural Bliss) Save $1/2 (7/22/12)
Nestle Frozen Snacks (Bars, Sandwiches, Nestle Drumstick or Nestle Push-Up) packages 4ct+ Save $1/2 (7/8/12)
Nestle Pure Life Purified Water .5L multipacks 24pk+ Save $1/2 (6/10/12)
Nestle Pure Life Purified Water 8oz multipacks 24pk+ Save $1.25/2 (6/10/12)
Pace Save $0.40/2 (7/15/12)
Palmolive Ultra Dish Liquid Save $1/2 (5/19/12) – National value $0.25/1
Palmolive Ultra Fresh Sponge Only 20oz+ Save $1/1 (5/19/12) – National value $0.75/1
Planters Peanut Butter DND Save $1/2 (5/27/12)
Prego Sauces Save $1/2 (6/30/12) – National value $0.75/2
Purina Beneful Dog Food bag Save $2/1 (5/27/12)
Purina Beneful Prepared Meals Dog Food B6G2 FREE Save up to $4.60 (5/27/12)
Purina Beneful Baked Delights Dog Snack any size Save $1/2 (7/29/12)
Purina Busy Chew Treat Save $1/1 (7/29/12)
Purina Friskies Cat Treats or Whisker Lickins cat treats Save $0.75/2 (7/29/12)
Purina Friskies Cans Save $1/24 or 12ct Save $1/2 or 24ct Save $1/1 (7/31/12)
Purina Friskies Plus or Indoor Wet Food Save $0.50/6 (7/31/12)
Purina Friskies Dry Cat Food bags Save $1/3 (7/31/12)
Purina Moist & Meaty Dog Food 72oz+ Save $1.50/1 (6/11/12)
Purina T-Bonz Dog Snacks 5.5oz+ or Purina Tiny T-Bonz Dog Snacks 5.5oz+ Save $1/1 (7/29/12)
Purina Tidy Cats Cat Litter 7lb+ Save $1/1 (7/29/12)
RevitaLens OcuTec Multipurpose Disenfecting Solution any size Save $2/1 (6/4/12)
ROC Anti-Aging product ETS LIMIT4T Save $3/1 (6/30/12)
Skinny Cow Singles Chocolate Candy B1G1 Free Save up to $0.99 (7/31/12)
Skinny Cow Chocolate Candy multi-pack 4.65oz-6oz Save $1/1 (7/31/12)
Snapware food or home storage product Save $2/1 (7/31/12)
Sorrento String or Stick Cheese 10oz+ Save $1/1 (7/31/12)
Speed Stick LIMIT4 B1G1Free Save up to $3.99 (5/19/12)
V-8 100% Vegetable Juice 46oz Save $0.50/2 (6/10/12) – National value $1/2
V-8 100% Vegetable Juice 6pk 5.5 or 11.5oz cans Save $0.40/1 (6/10/12) – National value $0.75/1
Who-Nu Cookies Save $0.55/1 (6/24/12)
Woolite 50oz+ Save $1/1 (6/10/12)

In addition to the National List SmartSource Insert, included in the Washington Post SmartSource insert are the coupons below:

Barilla Microwaveable Meals Save $1/1 (6/24/12)
Barilla Microwaveable Meals Save $1.50/2 (7/8/12)
Boost Nutritional Drink or Drink mix multipack or canister Save $1.50/1 (6/24/12)
(2) Boston Market individual meal (restaurant or online order) Save $1/1 (5/27/12)
Boston Market purchase (restaurant or online order) Save $2/$10 (5/27/12)
Boston Market purchase (restaurant or online order) Save $4/$20 (5/27/12)
California Pizza Kitchen product Save $1.50/2 (5/31/12)
Carnation Breakfast Essentials product Save $1/1 (6/24/12)
Chuck E. Cheese’s 1 Large Pizza 1 topping, 2 Pepsi-Cola soft drinks, 30 tokens $19.99 (8/4/12)
Chuck E. Cheese’s 1 Large Pizza 1 topping, 4 Pepsi-Cola soft drinks, 75 tokens $29.99 (8/4/12)
Chuck E. Cheese’s 1 Large Pizza 1 topping, 1 All You Can Eat Salad Bar, 4 Pepsi-Cola soft drinks, 100 tokens $39.99 (8/4/12)
Chuck E. Cheese’s 1 Large Pizza 1 topping, 3 Pepsi-Cola soft drinks, 50 tokens $24.99 (8/4/12)
Chuck E. Cheese’s 1 Large Pizza 1 topping, 4 Pepsi-Cola soft drinks, 100 tokens $34.99 (8/4/12)
Chuck E. Cheese’s 2 Large Pizzas 1 topping, 4 Pepsi-Cola soft drinks, 110 tokens $49.99 (8/4/12)
Claussen Pickles jars Save $1/2 (6/24/12)
Hug Fruit Barrels 20ct+ Save $1/2 (6/30/12)
John Freida Precision Foam Colour product Save $2/1 (6/9/12)
Johnsonville Pork & Chicken Sausage! package Save $1/1 (7/15/12)
Johnsonville Chicken Sausage! package Save $1/1 (7/15/12)
Purina Busy Chew Treat Save $1/1 (7/29/12)
Red Lobster lunch entrees Save $3/2 (6/10/12)
Red Lobster dinner entrees Save $4//2 (6/10/12)
Resolve Easy Clean Carpet Cleaner Save $1/1 (6/10/12)
Resolve Carpet Cleaner Save $0.75/1 (6/10/12)
Revlon Face product Save $2/1 (6/3/12)
Scotch Heavy Duty Shipping Packaging Tape roll or Scotch Moving & Storage packaging
tape roll Save $0.50/1 (6/30/12)
Turtle Wax Platinum Tire or Wheel Product Save $1/1 (6/30/12)
Tyson breaded chicken strips bags save $1.50/2 (7/28/12)

The coupons below are listed in the National List SmartSource Insert, but are not included in The Washington Post SmartSource Insert:

Egglands Best Cage Free or Organic Dozen Eggs Save $0.50/1 (9/30/12)
Egglands Best Hard Cooked & Peeled eggs Save $0.35/1 (9/30/12)
Egglands Best eggs Save $0.35/1 (9/30/12)
Nestle Singles bars 1.5-2.1 oz Save $0.60/3 (5/31/12)
Tena product Save $1/1

Red Plum Coupon Insert

Ahh bra Save $2/1 (7/30/12)
Aleve product 20ct+ (excluding Aleve-D) Save $1/1 (7/31/12)
Bayer Aspirin product 20ct+ Save $1/1 (6/30/12)
Bayer Aspirin products 20ct+ Save $2.50/2 (6/30/12)
i-cool For Menopause or +D for Menopause + Bone Building Save $2/1 (6/30/12)
Land O’Frost Premium, Delishaved or Bistro Favorites Save $1/2 OR Wrap Kit or Sub
Sandwich Kit Save $1/1 (7/8/12)
L’Oreal Colour Riche lip or Paris lip product Save $1/1 (6/24/12)
L’Oreal Paris skin care item ETS Save $1/1 (6/24/12)
L’Oreal RevitaLift product Save $2/1 (6/24/12)
Morton sea salt product (excludes 4.4oz fine sea salt) Save $0.35/1 (7/31/12)
Morton Season-All seasoned salt 5oz+ Save $0.55/1 (7/31/12)
Nicoderm CQ 14ct+, Gum 100ct+, Lozenge 72ct+ or Mini Lozenge 81ct Save $10/1 (6/10/12)
Nivea hand or body lotion 1.7-13.5oz LIMIT4 Save $2/1 (5/27/12)
Nivea Sun-Kissed product 6.7-8.4oz LIMIT4 Save $2/1 (5/27/12)
Nivea Q10 Skin Firming product 2.5-13.5oz LIMIT4 Save $3/1 (5/27/12)
Nivea for Men body lotion 13.5oz LIMIT4 Save $2/1 (5/27/12)
OneTouch UltraMini meter Limit 1 per person Save $10/1 (7/29/12) – National value $10/2
OneTouch Ultra Blue test strips 25ct Limit 1 per person Save $4/1 (7/29/12)
P.F. Chang’s Home Menu Spring Rolls or Dumplings LIMIT2I Save $1/1 (5/27/12)
Pedigree dry food for dogs 3.5lb+ Save $1/1 (6/10/12)
Pedigree treats for dogs (Denastix 5.5oz+, Marrobone 8oz+, Jumbone 6.34oz+, Breathbuster any size, Goodbites any size) Save $1/2 (6/10/12)
Pedigree canned food for dogs 13.2 or 22oz B4G1 FREE Save up to $1.25 (6/10/12)
Rimmel London eye, nail or face product Save $1/1 (6/15/12)
Rimmel London mascara Save $1/1 (6/15/12)
Snuggle liquid fabric softener or dryer sheets Save $0.50/1 (6/10/12)
Surf laundry detergent Save $1/1 (6/10/12)
Tabasco Save $0.50/1 (6/10/12) – National value $0.60/1
Wildwood/Emerald Valley Kitchen salsa or hummus products Save $0.50/1 (6/30/12)

In addition to the National List Red Plum Insert, included in the Washington Post Red Plum Insert are the coupons below:

Brawny Paper Towels 2-Giant Roll+ Save $1/1 (6/17/12)
Furmano’s Tomatoes cans Save $1/4 (5/31/12)
Garnier Fructis Shampoos, Conditioners or Treatments ETS Save $1.50/2 (6/9/12)
Kellogg’s Special K Cereals 11.4oz+ Save $1/3 (6/10/12)
Kellogg’s Special K Crackers and/or Cracker Chips 4oz+ Save $1/2 (6/24/12)
Kellogg’s Special K Protein Meal Bars, Special K Protein Snack Bars, Special K Protein
Shakes and/or Special K20 Protein Water Mixes 4ct+ Save $1.50/2 (6/10/12)
Listerine Fluoride Defense Anticavity Mouthwash 1L LIMIT4T Save $1/1 (7/31/12)
Listerine Antiseptic Mouthwash 1L+ or Listerine ZERO Antiseptic 1L+ LIMIT4T Save $1/1 (7/31/12)
Listerine Total Care Anticavity Mouthwash 1L+ or Listerine Total Care Zero Anticavity
Mouthwash 1L+ or Listerine Total Care Plus Whitening Anticavity Mouthwash 32 fl oz or
Listerine Restoring Anticavity Mouthwash 1L LIMIT4T Save $1/1 (7/31/12)
Listerine Whitening Rinse Product 16 fl oz+ LIMIT4T Save $1/1 (7/31/12)
Listerine Smart Rinse Anticavity Fluoride Rinse 500mL or any Reach Kids Toothbrush LIMIT4T Save $1/1 (7/31/12)
Pringles Super Stack Cans 180g+ ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/4 (5/31/12)
Pringles Snack Stacks ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Quaker Real Medleys cup Save $0.50/1 (5/20/12)
Scotties facial tissues boxes save $1/5 or multipacks save $1/2 (5/26/12)
Starkist Autentico Tuna EZ-Open cans Save $0.75/2 (6/10/12)
Temptations Treats for Cats Save $0.50/1 (6/10/12)
Welch’s Refrigerated Fruit Juice Cocktail 64oz Save $0.75/1 (6/30/12)
Brunswick Tuna Salad, Chicken Salad or Potted Meat 3.5oz Save $0.25/1 (4/29/12 – 5/6/12) (Family Dollar)
Coca-Cola 2L $1 with coupon (4/29/12 – 5/6/12) (Family Dollar)
John Morrell Franks 12oz Save $0.50/1 (4/29/12 – 5/6/12) (Family Dollar)
Niagra Water bottles 24ct 16.9oz Save $1/1 (4/29/12 – 5/6/12) (Family Dollar)
Pillsbury Funfetti Cake Mix 18.9oz AND Frosting 15.6oz Save $0.50/1 (4/29/12 – 5/6/12) (Family Dollar)
Splenda Sweetener 50ct Save $0.50/1 (4/29/12 – 5/6/12) (Family Dollar)

The coupons below are listed in the National List Red Plum Insert , but are not included in the
Washington Post Red Plum Insert:

Alka-Seltzer product excludes Plus cold products Save $1/1 (6/30/12)
Denorex anti-dandruff shampoo Save $2/1 (12/31/12)
Kerasal Nail Fungal Nail renewal treatment Save $2/1 (6/30/12)
Montery Gourmet Foods product Save $1/1 (6/30/12)
Prell shampoo Save $1/1 (12/31/12)
SimplyOne multivitamin 30ct or 90ct Save $2/1 (7/29/12)
Zyrtec product ETS Save $4/1 (5/31/12)
Zyrtec 24ct+ product Save $7/1 (5/6/12)

P&G Coupon Insert

NOTE: All coupons expire on 5/31/12 and all coupons state Limit of 4 Like Coupons in the same shopping trip.

Always Pads, Clean or Feminine Cleansing Cloth ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/2 (5/31/12) – National value $0.50/1
Always Pantiliners 30ct+ LIMIT4 Save $1/2 (5/31/12) – National value $0.50/1
Always Infinity 12ct+ including Radiant Infinity LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Bounty towels 6ct+ or napkins ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/2 (5/31/12) – National value $0.25/1
Charmin product ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/2 (5/31/12) – National value $0.25/1
Clairol hair color box ETS LIMIT4 Save $2/1 (5/31/12)
Clairol Natural Instincts hair color boxes ETS LIMIT4 Save $5/2 (5/31/12)
Covergirl product ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Crest Rinse 458mL+ ETS LIMIT4 Save $0.20/1 (5/31/12) – National value $0.25/1
Crest toothpaste 4oz+ or liquid gel ETS LIMIT4 Save $0.20/1 (5/31/12) – National value $0.25/1
Downy Unstopables or Gain Fireworks ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12) – National value $0.50/1
Duracell CopperTop, Ultra Power, Ultra Photo Lithium or specialty batteries ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12) – National value $0.50/1
Duracell rechargeable batteries, charger or 6pk+ hearing aid batteries ETS LIMIT4 Save $1.50/1 (5/31/12)
Febreze Fabric Refresher spray ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/2 (5/31/12) – National value $0.50/1
Febreze Noticeables refill ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/2 (5/31/12) ) – National value $0.50/1
Febreze Set & Refresh LIMIT4 ETS Save $1/2 (5/31/12) – National value $0.50/1
Febreze candle ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Febreze car air freshener ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Febreze warmer LIMIT4 FREE Save up to $3.29 WYB Febreze Noticeables refill (5/31/12)
Fixodent cleanser ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12) – National value $0.75/1
Fixodent adhesive 1.05oz+ ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Gillette body washes ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/2 (5/31/12)
Gillette deodorants ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/2 (5/31/12)
Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor ETS LIMIT4 Save $3/1 WYB Gillette Fusion ProGlide cartridge 4ct+ (5/31/12)
Gillette Series shave prep ETS LIMIT4 FREE Save up to $2.99 WYB Gillete Mach3 cartridge 4ct+ (5/31/12)
Iams dry dog or cat food ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Metamucil Fiber Singles, Capsules or Wafers ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Metamucil product ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Olay facial moisturizers, facial cleansers or smooth finish facial hair removal duo ETS LIMIT4 Save $3/2 (5/31/12)
Oral-B Glide floss 35M+ or Oral-B floss picks 30ct+ ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12) –National value $0.50/1
Oral-B Pro-Health Clinical Pro-Flex toothbrush ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12) –National value $0.50/1
Oral-B replacement brush heads 3ct+ ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Pampers bags ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/2 or box of diapers or pants ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Pantene product ETS LIMIT4 B1G1 FREE Save up to $4.99 (5/31/12)
Prilosec OTC product LIMIT4 Save $2/1 (5/31/12)
Puffs singles Save $1/6 or 3pk Save $1/2 or 6pk Save $1/1 ETS LIMIT4 (5/31/12) –National value $0.25
Scope mouthwash 710mL+ ETS LIMIT4 Save $0.20/1 (5/31/12) – National value $0.25/1
Secret ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Tampax 18ct+ LIMIT4 Save $1/2 (5/31/12) – National value $0.50/1
Tampax Pearl, Pearl onlinepak or Radiant 16ct+ LIMIT4 Save $1/1 (5/31/12)
Tide to go ETS LIMIT4 Save $1/2 (5/31/12) – National value $0.35/1
Tide Stain Release 15-34ct duo pac or 36-68oz liquid ETS (excludes Tide PODS) LIMIT4 Save $1.50/1 (5/31/12)
Tide, Downy, Bounce or Tide Stain Release (excludes PODS) LIMIT4 Save $0.20/1 (5/31/12) –National value $0.25/1
Tide, Downy, Bounce or Tide Stain Release (excludes PODS) LIMIT4 Save $1/2 (5/31/12) –National value $0.50/2
Tide, Downy, Bounce or Tide Stain Release ETS (excludes PODS) LIMIT4 Save $1/3 (5/31/12)
Venus & Olay ProSkin, Embrace, Breeze or Bikini razor AND 1 Venus refill ETS (excludes disposables) LIMIT4 Save $3 (5/31/12)
Venus/Daisy disposable razor ETS LIMIT4 Save $2/1 (5/31/12)
MAIL IN REBATE Crest 3D White 2 Hour Express 4ct, Professional Effects 20ct or
Intensive Professional Effects 7ct Whitestrips ETS Save $5 (4/29/12-6/16/12) Visit 3DWHITE.online to Redeem
MAIL IN REBATE Form Oral-B Pulsonic or Professional Care rechargeable toothbrush ETS Save $10 (4/29/12-6/16/12)

PepsiCo Moments to Save Coupon Insert

* All coupons expire 5/19/12.

Starbucks refreshers beverage can 12 fl oz FREE Save up to $2.39 (5/19/12)
Pepsi NEXT 2 liter Bottles Save $1/2 (5/19/12)
Tostitos Tortilla Chips bags Save $1/2 (5/19/12)
Sun Chips Multigrain Snacks bags 7oz+ Save $1/2 (5/19/12)
Lays Potato Chips bags 10oz+ Save $1/2 (5/19/12)
Quaker Oats Chewy Granola Bars boxes 5ct+ Save $1/2 (5/19/12)
Starbucks Via Ready Brew packages (excluding 3pk) DND Only redeemable where you buy groceries Save $2/2 (5/19/12)

In addition to the National List Pepsico Moments to Save Insert, included in the Washington Post Pepsico Insert are the coupons below:

Baked! Snacks 8oz+ Save $1/2 (5/19/12)
Cheetos Cheese Flavored Snacks bags 8oz+ Save $1/2 (5/19/12)
Frito-Lay variety pack 20ct+ Save $1/1 (5/19/12)
Lipton Iced Tea 12pks 16.9oz PET bottles or Lipton PureLeaf 6pks 18.5oz PET or 16oz
Glass bottles Save $1/2 (5/19/12)
Pepsi 18pk, 20pk or 24pk 12oz cans Save $2/2 (5/19/12)
Pepsi Mini-Cans 7.5oz 8pks Save $2/2 (5/19/12)
Starbucks Frappuccino coffee drink or Doubleshot espresso drink 4pks Save $2/2 (5/19/12)
MLB.online purchase $10/$50+ promo code PEPSICOTEN (5/19/12)

The coupons below are listed in the National List Pepsico Moments to Save Insert, but are not included in The Washington Post Pepsico Insert:

Lays Potato Chips any Save $1/1 (5/19/12)

Join The Discussion

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xvhx April 28, 2012 at 7:27 pm MST

i live in california and i am new to couponing and i have a couple of questions: what are some ways of getting free coupon inserts? also, what happens to the sunday paper that doesnt sell in stores?and can i buy the sunday paper on monday for a cheaper price? id appreciate any helful tips , thanks!

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Amye April 28, 2012 at 7:36 pm MST

Some people go dumpster diving to get inserts (this is not legal everywhere) you can also order them online at a discounted rate. Ask your neighbors if they will save yours. I stop at mcdonalds after my Sunday morning couponing and take the inserts from the papers people have left. I don’t take the whole insert but clip the ones I’ll use!

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laurie April 28, 2012 at 8:10 pm MST

my daughter goes to the recycling trailer and gets several sometimes….

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tina April 28, 2012 at 9:55 pm MST

the papers get picked up on monday mornings (usually early) so the stores get credit for them so they are still full price on monday if you find any left

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Sarah April 29, 2012 at 12:43 am MST

My suggestion is to keep your eyes and ears open. I have been couponing for about 3 years now. I live in a smaller town and I got permission from a retirement onlinemunity to go through their recycle bins. I have been doing that for about a year now, and the other night when I went to go through the bins I met a lady who was substituting at the front desk. She asked me what I was looking for in the recycle bins and when I told her that I was looking for coupon inserts she asked me if I wanted a bunch of extras. I told her “Sure!!” and she then told me that her son stocks all of the newspaper boxes in town and he always has a ton of extra papers. All they have to turn in to the newspaper onlinepany is a small section on the front of the paper and then they throw all the rest of the paper in the recycle bin!!! She told me that she hates seeing all of those coupons going to waste so she gives them to one lady already and she is going to start giving some to me as well!!! I feel so blessed that she came into my life to help not just me out, but also all of my friends that coupon because I sure don’t need 100 coupon inserts!!! 😉

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leah April 29, 2012 at 1:49 am MST

Wow youre lucky. If u get so many inserts from her and dont need them then would it be possible to mail me a few. Will send u the shipping costs

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Tracey April 29, 2012 at 3:41 pm MST

I meet a lady that distributes the paper and on Mon. mornings I meet her at my local FL and I get about 20 inserts from her each week.

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Amye April 28, 2012 at 7:30 pm MST

My early edition Oregonian also came with a target P&G insert. It has:
All expire 6/9/12 and all are target store coupons.
$1 off 13 ct or larger pampers
$0.50 off 9pack or larger charming bath tissue
$0.25 off febreze spray
$0.25 off dawn
$0.50 off 8 pack or larger duracell batteries
$1 off 10.5 lb bag or larger of iams dry dog food
$1/2 tide, downy or bounce
$0.50 off 6 pack or larger bounty
$1/2 swifter refills
$1/2 cover girl
$1/2 tampax or always
$1 off play pro-x or regenerist
$1 off family planning includes clear blue and accu-clear
$1/2 hair care (Aussie, pantene, head and shoulders, herbal essence) ets
$1 off 28-42 ct align
$2 clairol hair color
$0.50 off prilosec 14 ct
$0.50 3-8 pack puffs facial tissue
$0.50 off Vicksburg cold and flu or cough
$0.25 crest or oral-b pro health
$0.75/2 metamucil

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Michelle April 28, 2012 at 8:02 pm MST

i am looking to subscribe to the savannah ga newspaper, but their site says “sundays only for a month are $11.27” This is more than i would pay just buying it at the gas station every week – problem with that is sometimes not all the coupons are in the papers. I am going to call this week in hopes the customer service gives me a better deal, but if they don’t it just seems too high to me. Anyone in this area find a better deal somehow? or is this the best it gets?

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laurie April 28, 2012 at 8:11 pm MST

I am in michigan–my local Dollar Tree sells the Sunday paper for $1

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Kathy April 28, 2012 at 8:21 pm MST

We’re in IL and can get the Sunday paper at Menard’s on Saturday afternoon for $1.

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AnnaM. April 28, 2012 at 8:22 pm MST

It’s not only that there are more coupons when you subscribe, I sometimes get free samples in the bag with the delivered newspaper. They are not included with the papers you buy other places. Doesn’t happen often, I know, but it does happen.

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Maria April 28, 2012 at 9:29 pm MST

I just left the Savannah area and had a subscription with the Savannah newspaper for weekends only included fri, sat and Sunday paper for $50 a year. I didnt think it was a bad deal, especially since you don’t have to worry about people stealing the insert from your paper and is delivered to your house 😀

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Annette April 29, 2012 at 9:27 am MST

I live in Michigan and my Walmart sells Sunday papers for .75… if you went to the store across the street, the same paper is $2.00

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Michelle April 29, 2012 at 2:26 pm MST

hey ya’ll, thanks for the info. I really meant that I thought a subscription was supposed to be cheaper than retail.. the paper sells for $2 here on sundays.. why pay $11 a month to have it delivered, when i could get it for $8 a month at the gas station?? (meaning there are 4 sundays in a month, usually).. seems silly that the subscription is higher.. i was just wondering if others hometown papers are higher if they get the subscription instead of buying retail..

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Ashley57 April 30, 2012 at 6:31 am MST

Yes, normally it is more expensive to have it delivered. Think doing carry out for a pizza vs. delivery. There is a delivery fee.

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AnnaM. April 28, 2012 at 8:20 pm MST

I get an extra insert in the Wednesday paper. Plus, a couple of stores I use (onlinemissary) have coupon baskets near the door where people drop off extra coupons for anyone to use, and often I find there are many extra inserts in there.

But, lately, I’m finding I use the printables with the deals listed here on the site more often than the newspaper coupons. The printables are often higher value or have you buy fewer to use it. Got about $30 in groceries today for $14 from Target using only printed coupons–from their site and the matches listed here–but I got them through Swagbucks so I’m earning points toward Amazon gift cards too. 🙂 A lot of the coupons.online coupons are also on Swagbucks and give you points if you print them through there.

Good luck! Don’t try to do too much at once or you can get burned out. I know I did.

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Leslie April 29, 2012 at 4:15 am MST

onlinepletely agree. I use about 95% internet printables to do my coupon shopping. The values are higher and the amount you have to purchase is lower. I get two papers every Sunday, but honestly I don’t use very many coupons out of them. Just enough to ‘break even’ sometimes.

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Kari April 28, 2012 at 8:37 pm MST

I know this is off subject but I wanted to thank you for the betrolli noodle coupon this week. I live in Florida and none of our stores double coupons. I went today to Winn Dixie and got over 260.00 dollars worth of groceries for 115.00. The noodles are on sale ten for ten and the coupon was for 1.00 off each box making them free. I also got forty cans of cat food for 10.00. They were 20 for 10.00 and you gave us a heads up for buy one get one free coupons. I’m slowly stockpiling for the summer and I help my mom and my step daughter who just move out of her moms and started her first real job last Saturday. She graduates in may with honors and I couldn’t ask for a better step daughter. Thank you so much for all your hard work to help us save and to be able to help others.

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jackie April 28, 2012 at 10:24 pm MST

dont forget the sunkist and seven up sodas are BOGO @ WD, if you used the 1 dollar off 2 bottles q you get some really cheap sodas !

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Kari April 28, 2012 at 8:41 pm MST

Oh by the way my husband thinks I’m crazy with all this food but he doesn’t mind eating it lol

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Lisa April 28, 2012 at 8:45 pm MST

The inserts have been so disappointing lately I haven’t bought a paper since February. I rather get a bundle off ebay then buying a paper at full price with coupons I don’t want or need. Plus Ralph has stopped doubling coupons in SoCal so you barely onlinee out with any savings when you factor in the cost of the paper. Sorry for my rant ladies

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Paula April 28, 2012 at 10:02 pm MST

Lisa I agree I’m here in SD and my Ralph’s stop doubling last month. I just shop at the onlinemissary oh and there is a blogger here in SD that clears all the shelves by Sunday at noon so I have slowly stopped after a years of couponing

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Emily April 28, 2012 at 9:08 pm MST

P&G has gotten so greedy…. .20 off tide??

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Quia April 29, 2012 at 7:10 am MST

That is crazy what about $0.25cents off Crest Rinse, Scope and $0.25cents off Crest!!

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Allison April 29, 2012 at 7:51 am MST

I totally agree! The P&G insert used to be my favorite. Not anymore!

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Laura April 29, 2012 at 2:02 pm MST

I just said the same thing to my husband. I showed him 25 cents off charmin and bounty paper towels. Those products are SO expensive that 25 cents is almost a slap in the face.

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Michelle April 29, 2012 at 2:28 pm MST

i agree Laura!.. even if my store has a sale AND doubles, it is usually cheaper to buy other brands than anything P&G offers.. I

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ashley April 28, 2012 at 9:55 pm MST

sadly i’ve also been really disappointed in the coupons lately, especially my FAV p&g 🙁 i loved getting my 8 papers the first sunday of the month and organizing my coupons, getting my GREAT deals and showing off to my hubby… lately they just haven’t been adding up to much savings… before i could get p&g products cheaper than store brand feels like since about december that’s changed. heres to a better next mth 🙂

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Alicia Phoebe Oviatt April 28, 2012 at 10:59 pm MST

c.v.s.

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Leslie April 29, 2012 at 4:17 am MST

Not everyone has a CVS. For those of us who don’t, the decrease in coupon value is a bigger concern.

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cdawnt April 29, 2012 at 7:22 am MST

how doea CVS make P&G coupons betfef? We have a CVS under construction and I can’t wait to start shopping there but Im not familiar w/their q system.

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ashley h April 29, 2012 at 7:19 am MST

i feel the same way! the coupons have been way lower in value and i the deals are just not there! i started couponing 2 yrs ago and not only was my kitchen well stocked, but i also had a small stockpile in my laundry room and was able to give extra items to my SIL. now, i don’t have anything extra to give away, my stockpile is rapidly diminishing, and my kitchen supply is just not what it used to be. i really wonder if it has anything to do with that extreme couponing show??

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Michelle April 29, 2012 at 2:40 pm MST

I hear you Ashley.. When I started about a year ago, I was getting a few freebies each month from CVS using the great coupons like bogo along with their ecb’s, and even from walmart, kroger, and publix. But now it’s very rare I get anything free (even with coupons AND a sale) and I haven’t been excited about a cvs deal in months!

I have never been a super stockpiler, maybe a few free or super low priced items a week, but after a while, the small stockpile starts diminishing and I have to pay full price for things I was getting free a few months ago!

I thought the show’s influence would start dwindling down, but I think it’s getting worse (in my opinion).

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Melanie Reed April 28, 2012 at 10:51 pm MST

I do a circuit of dumpster divingin my town on Fridays before the recycling dumpsters are emptied. I get anywhere from 2-30 inserts depending on who has been dumping what. Has made for some great adventures!

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Sally April 28, 2012 at 11:47 pm MST

FYI, You can get $20 from Nutella, if your family bought Nutella between Jan. 1, 2008, to Feb. 3, 2012 (Aug. 1, 2009, to Jan. 23, 2012. for those in California).

https://www.csmonitor.online/Business/new-economy/2012/0427/Nutella-settles-lawsuit.-You-can-get-20

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redhairedchick April 29, 2012 at 7:32 am MST

Here in PA the P&G, SmartSource, and PepsiCo all onlinee in the paper. The Red Plum and grocery ads onlinee as stacks of mail which, to my great fortune, are piled below the mailboxes in my apartment building. Folks who see it as junk mail aren’t bothered with it, and folks like me – who see it as a treasure trove- are able to get a goodly supply of coupons without having to rifle through garbage. 🙂

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Kimberly April 29, 2012 at 12:13 pm MST

Im in north mississippi amd only got the pg insert in my paper today. Are the other coupons regional?

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Viv April 29, 2012 at 1:41 pm MST

SE LOuisiana received all 4 Inserts if anyone was wondering

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Griscelda April 29, 2012 at 4:06 pm MST

Anyone here from west Covina, ca?? What are the best grocery stores to shop at using coupons? Vons, Stater Brothers, Albertons? I can’t remember what others are around.

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Tracy April 29, 2012 at 4:18 pm MST

I bought 2 papaers today because I wanted 2 of the $2 off Colgate power toothbrushes. One newspaper had extra inserts so I got 3 extra Redplums and 2 extra PepsiCos!!! Score!! Then I went to Riteaid and used the colgate coupons (along with a $1 Colgate toothpaste I already had) and made $3 off the buy $20 Colgate products get a $10 +UP!! (I already had $1 toward it from something earlier in the promotion) Plus I scored 4 single serving size oreao cookies free there too. It’s been a great day 🙂

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Diane S. April 29, 2012 at 5:28 pm MST

I live in Ohio and I received all four inserts and also a Target coupon insert. I wasn’t expecting that one. Its the first time I ever received one. Did anyone else receive this insert?

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4our2cents April 29, 2012 at 8:16 pm MST

Lucky you Diane. I am in Ohio too and hardly ever get those coveted Target inserts.

And to top it off listen this oddity. I was searching for the Colgate Qs in my SS. I did not find them. So I asked on our FB wall if anyone else got them. Yep. So apparently I got some sort of “regional” insert for SS- even though I am only a few miles away from those who got a full insert with those Colgate Qs. I guess no Free Colgate at CVS for me this week. ;(

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Amber Williamson May 3, 2012 at 8:49 am MST

How do you get the coupon previews and get the ad information ahead of time? I am researching couponing for a school paper and have had no luck finding this information! Any help would be appreciated.

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