Sorry it's kind of late. Just got home and making lasagna for Cait's last game tomorrow night. Anyways, here are a few helpful hints that will save you some research time:)
* There is no Meijer in the southern Michigan area that doubles coupons. However, if you go to Goshen or Mishawaka, they both double TWO like coupons per order. After that, you get the face value only (unless it's a limit on the coupon itself (some coupons say "limit of four like coupons per order").
*You can stack coupons at Meijer. Go to meijermealbox.com and there are coupons there. In addition, you can use mperks. It's mobile coupons that you put on your cell phone. Then, when you get to the checkout, you punch your cell phone number in the keypad where you swipe your card and the coupons that you "clipped" to your phone are automatically deducted. However, you can only use ONE mperk coupon per item (you can use a mfr coupon with it too). For example, say I bought 5 boxes of pasta and there was an mperk coupon for $.50 off. If I clipped that coupon to my phone, it would only work for ONE box of pasta. However, I could still use manufacturer coupons from the paper or internet with those.
*Walgreens has a coupon book, plus coupons in their flyer. You can use those coupons, along with a manufacturer coupon to get some great deals.
*CVS has a CVS card that you all should get. EVERY day you go to CVS, you need to scan your card at the red box (signs will be up). You will get new coupons each time you scan it when you walk in the door. You can only do this once a day, but I get phenomenal coupons. And I can use those coupons, with a manufacturer coupon.
*Target also has store coupons on their website that you can print off and use with a manufacturer coupon.
Hope this helps just a little bit. It took me forever to get some of this figured out. Have a blessed evening!
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