I would like to ask the experts if this is legitimate coupon usage:

If you have a BOGO Q and a FREE Q for the same item, can you use both Qs to get 2 items for free??

I have never done it but I'd say why not?but this could be YMMV. you know... some cashiers just can't stand ppl getting good deals.

I would say yes you can as the one you are buying you are paying for with one coupon (freebie) and then the other coupon you will get the free one. THough it is always YMMV at any store as they make up their own rules at times.

I would say no. The requirements for the BOGO, need you to buy 2 to fulfill the terms, the Free coupon requires you to buy 1, so you would need to buy 3 items total to fulfill the needed terms to use both coupons. I hope that makes sense.

I've done this with vitamins before and it has worked. It actually surprised me because the coupons and buy one get one sales happen so often but when I did it, both coupons went through. I say give it a try and if it doesn't work, you still know you're getting a great price on one (with both the coupon and sale combined).

I would think it would work, because if you had a B1G1 deal going at your local store that has nothing to do with your b1g1 coupon.

I have done this at my grocer with no problems. As a matter of fact, since my grocer takes expired coupons, I've done this a few times and no problems.

I had a buy two get one free coupon and two frees and it ended up I got all three for free so it can work. Again, YMMV.