[huchlee]

Today I bought a lysol spray, and the cashier found a $1 peelie on it and was going to use it. Since I had my $2 MQ, I stopped her, because I had past experience in my A&P that they only accept one of them, but not both.
I just read that in some supermarkets peelie + MQ can be combined.
How about CVS? Does any one had experience about this?

Thanks a lot!!

[brook6]

peelie is usually MQ, so can't use both...if it were a store Q should be OK, but have never seen one

[Patalliro]

Some supermarkets let you use both if the peelie says 'instant savings' but they have to override if it beeps. The peelies are MQs so it's up to the store. Most MQs say 'one coupon per purchase' meaning only one Q per item...I hope that helps!

[mrsfloyd]

Like brook said, normally peelies ARE manufacturer's coupons, and when they are, they cannot be combined w/ another manufacturer's coupon. When you're in the store and not sure, check the peelie itself:

-Check to see if it says 'manufacturer's coupon' or 'store coupon' - that's the obvious LOL
-Check the first number of the barcode - if the first number is a 5 or 9, it's a manufacturer's coupon.
-Check to see if the peelie has a mailing address for the store to send it in. Manufacturer's coupons have a mailing address so the store can send it in for redemption. Store coupons do not have a mailing address, b/c the store knows what to do w/ their own coupons.

[MysteryShoppersUnite]

...nope.