B1G1 or BOGO: Buy One get One free
Blinkie: Coupons available in red Smartsource machines that have a red blinking light on them.
BTFE: Box Tops for Education
Catalina: Coupon that prints from a Catalina machine at the checkout register.
DND: Do Not Double
ECB: Extra Care Buck (earned at CVS)
GM-refers to a General Mills coupon insert.
HBA: Health & Beauty Aids
IP: Internet Printable Coupon
IVC: Instant value coupons, seen in Walgreens rebate booklet
MFR: manufacturer
MIR: Mail in Rebate
MRP: manufacturer’s retail price
OOP: Out Of Pocket
Peelie: Coupon found attached to a product, you have to peel it off.
P&G: Proctor and Gamble coupon book that comes once a month in your Sunday paper
RP: Red Plum (Sunday Insert)
RR: Register Reward from Walgreens, use as a $ off coupon on your next purchase
SS: Smart Source Sunday insert
Stacking: Using 2 coupons together, for example using a store coupon and a manufacturer’s coupon
Tear Pad: A pad of forms/coupons found hanging from a store shelf or display
Triple Coupon: a coupon that a grocery store triples in value
UPC: Universal Product Code, barcode on the product
WYB: When you buy
Wags: Short saying for Walgreens
WSL-While Supplies Last
WM-Short for Walmart
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