[kajasmin]

I have lots of the coupons for b1g1 free. How would that work when CVS has them on sale for b2g1 free? How many would I get for each coupon? I always get confused with those sort of deals!

[ayenbe]

Pick up 3 per coupon.

Reeses #1 - you pay for
Reeses #2 - coupon pays for
Reeses #3 - CVS sale pays for

[twinmommma]

Is there a bogo reeses sale coming up?

[kajasmin]

Originally Posted by twinmommma

Is there a bogo reeses sale coming up?

Yes b2g1 starting tomorrow.

[girlygirljess05]

It seems you could buy 6 and use 3 b1g1 coupons... never tried it though, but if it worked it would be 6 for the price of 1.

[WillUBMyKnight]

When combining B1G1 deals with B1G1 coupons, here's what I do...

How many items do I need to fulfill the coupon requirements?
In this case, 2.

How many items do I have to purchase to get the sale price?
In this case, 3.

Multiply the coupon requirement number by the sale requirement number.
In this case, 6.

So I need to buy 6 items.

Work out the sale first...

For every (2) items I buy, I get one free...
#1 Reese's
#2 Reese's
#3 Reese's - FREE (Sale)
#4 Reese's
#5 Reese's
#6 Reese's - FREE (Sale)

Next deduct the coupons...
#1 Reese's
#2 Reese's - FREE (Coupon)
#3 Reese's
#4 Reese's - FREE (Coupon)
#5 Reese's
#6 Reese's - FREE (Coupon)

Now let's combine the 2...
#1 Reese's
#2 Reese's - FREE (Coupon)
#3 Reese's - FREE (Sale)
#4 Reese's - FREE (Coupon)
#5 Reese's - FREE (Coupon)
#6 Reese's - FREE (Sale)

I moved the FREE (Coupon) from #6 to #5 as I am already getting #6 FREE by the sale.

Obviously you could do this in any multiple, but this is the easiest way to get to a starting point. The biggest thing is that you don't want to land up leaving a free item behind...by using my method above, you won't ever do that.