[Ltaylor882]

I have bogo fuze coupons and $1/2 coupons. Could I buy 4, use 2 bogo's and a $1/2 since I am technically buying 2 still after the bogo q's?

[msattforsavings]

No Sorry. You can use the 2 BOGOs, or use the $1/2, but you can not use them all in the same transaction on only 4 bottles. I believe at other stores you may be able to, but not at Meijer.

[Ltaylor882]

Originally Posted by msattforsavings

No Sorry. You can use the 2 BOGOs, or use the $1/2, but you can not use them all in the same transaction on only 4 bottles. I believe at other stores you may be able to, but not at Meijer.

Would it work if i got 6 bottles? I have several coupons: the bogo fuze, $1/2 fuze bogo gold peak and buy 4 fuze or goldpeak get a dasani free. I'm trying to figure out the best way to use the coupons because I'd love to stock up on fuze and gold peak without having to pay for many of them. Any ideas?

[w00pidyd00]

Originally Posted by Ltaylor882

I have bogo fuze coupons and $1/2 coupons. Could I buy 4, use 2 bogo's and a $1/2 since I am technically buying 2 still after the bogo q's?

I was always taught you could stack coupons like this. It's so confusing.

[Ltaylor882]

Originally Posted by w00pidyd00

I was always taught you could stack coupons like this. It's so confusing.

Tell me about it . Usually what I buy is pretty straightforward but with all 3 of the coupons it's confusing because I know there is a way to combine them...I just can't figure it out!

[bcarrigan]

If you buy 3 this is how you could do it.

1 - $1/2 fuse coupons
1- Buy one get one free.

the $1/2 will go on first 2 bottles that you buy. The 3rd bottle is the buy one get one free. So if they Fuse is $1.00 each. This would be the breakdown

3 bottles = $3.00
1$1/2 = - $1.00
Subtotal = $2.00
1B1G1 = - $1.00
Total = $1.00 for 3 bottles or .33 each.

hope this helps

[Ltaylor882]

Thank you so much! That does really help me out :-)

[w00pidyd00]

I think it would be better to buy 4 and use 2 bogo coupons and 1 $1/2. That way I think it would be .25 each instead of .33 each. I think. Anyway, I'm pretty sure that's okay..that's how I was taught anyway. I usually hand over the $1/2 q first and then the bogo coupons.

[Ltaylor882]

Originally Posted by w00pidyd00

I think it would be better to buy 4 and use 2 bogo coupons and 1 $1/2. That way I think it would be .25 each instead of .33 each. I think. Anyway, I'm pretty sure that's okay..that's how I was taught anyway. I usually hand over the $1/2 q first and then the bogo coupons.

That's what I was planning on doing but was told that wouldn't work. I thought it would because I'm still paying for 2 which makes the $1/2 coupon okay to use. I plan on trying it tonight so I'll see how it goes.

[bcarrigan]

That should work also - I did the other scenario because they said that they were having issues with the 4. The breakdown would look like this

4 bottles = $4.00
$1/2 (2 bottles used) = $3.00
1 B1G1 (for 1 bottle above) = $2.00
1B1G1 (for the other one bought) = $1.00

Total $1.00 for 4 bottles or .25 each

[msattforsavings]

At other stores like Walgreens, I believe these stacking scenarios would work. That is how I have been taught to work with the Walgreens policy anyway. However, the Meijer systems are programmed to not allow more than one MQ to attach to an item. A B1G1F would attach to 2 items; therefore, no other MQ should be used on the 2 that are used for the B1G1F. Any stacking this way at Meijer would require a Cashier to make some sort of decision for how to handle the coupons given. Sorry.

[Ltaylor882]

This is so confusing :-( thanks for all the help anyway.

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