July 14, 2013
July 13, 2013
Clean and Clear Morning Burst body wash at $0.09 after coupon!
Clean & Clear Morning Burst Charge are on liquidation at select Jean Coutu stores. With the Printable coupon for $2.50 (Healthy Essentials), it comes to 9¢!!!
Thanks to Jennifer Larocque for this incredible find!
This liquidation has been spotted at the Mont-Saint-Hilaire and Beloeil branches. Please post if you have spotted it else where!
Thanks to Jennifer Larocque for this incredible find!
This liquidation has been spotted at the Mont-Saint-Hilaire and Beloeil branches. Please post if you have spotted it else where!
July 12, 2013
$3.50 coupon on Kraft Swiss au Gratin shredded cheese!
By subscribing to the program from Kraft Canada, you will accumulate points that you can trade for coupons on Kraft products. Currently, there is a coupon for $3.50 on Kraft Swiss au Gratin shredded cheese!
To get this coupon, you require 500 points (you will be given 2500 points for signing up)!
To get this coupon, you require 500 points (you will be given 2500 points for signing up)!
3$ off Calypso Theme Waterpark!
3$ off Calypso Theme Waterpark (Ontario, but not too far)!
Valid from August 12 to September 2, 2013.
Valid from August 12 to September 2, 2013.
Free makeup kit on your birthday at Sephora!
When you enroll in the Sephora points program, you are eligible for a free gift every year for your birthday! You may even go get your gift 2 weeks before or after your birthday!
Presently, the gift is a mini mascara and an champagne highlighter!
July 11, 2013
15 free prints on photes 4x6 at Walmart!
Walmart is offering 15 free prints on photes 4x6!
You just have to use the code 15FREEPRINTS on Walmart's website to get your free prints!
Offer valid until August 31, 2013.
3 free Royal Canin cans!
Get 3 cans free of any Royal Canin Instinctive Feline Health nutrition formula!
You must first register to Pet First program to be eligible for this coupon.
You must first register to Pet First program to be eligible for this coupon.
July 10, 2013
Terminology Guide
Here is a little helper for those of you who are new to the world of couponing :)
B1G1 : Buy 1 Get 1 Free.
B2G1 : Buy 2 Get 1 Free.
B2G3$ : Buy 2 and get a 3$ discount.
Coupon Zone : Coupons that are found at Maxi, Loblaws and Provigo (at the entrance) and are valid at any of these stores.
Unbeatable : At Maxi and Walmart, you can bring a flyer of another store and they will match the price..
TearPad : Coupons found in store, commonly in the isles next to the product.
UtiliSource : Coupon booklets found in publisacs and in newspapers (refer to the Calendar for dates).
RedPlum : Coupon booklets found in publisacs and in newspapers (refer to the Calendar for dates).
B1G1 : Buy 1 Get 1 Free.
B2G1 : Buy 2 Get 1 Free.
B2G3$ : Buy 2 and get a 3$ discount.
Coupon Zone : Coupons that are found at Maxi, Loblaws and Provigo (at the entrance) and are valid at any of these stores.
Unbeatable : At Maxi and Walmart, you can bring a flyer of another store and they will match the price..
TearPad : Coupons found in store, commonly in the isles next to the product.
UtiliSource : Coupon booklets found in publisacs and in newspapers (refer to the Calendar for dates).
RedPlum : Coupon booklets found in publisacs and in newspapers (refer to the Calendar for dates).
May 17, 2013
Where to find coupons?
We have been asked by many where exactly we find these coupons. To simplify the task for you, here is a short guide where you can find the majority (but not limited to) some of the best coupons out there!
● TearPad (In-store coupons commonly found in the store. Maxi and Loblaws usually have a stand at the entrance with a variety of different coupons. Other stores will have them in the aisles of the store next to the products in question). Keep an eye out for them, but be certain to leave some for others!
● Local newspapers (Some will contain booklets such as UtiliSource. These are usually found in the Saturday editions).
● There are many sites online that have coupons. Although there are many, here are the most ones we most commonly refer to: Save, GoCoupons, Websaver ou P&G (Brandsaver). After you select your coupons, some will either mail them to you and/or the coupons will be printable. We have never had any issues with printed coupons, but some stores do not accept them for fear that they may be fraudulent (yes, there are even fraudulent coupons…).
● Facebook is a very good source of coupons. If you do not have an account, Facebook could be very practical to get ‘hidden’ coupons and gratuities, sometimes multiple times a week! These coupons are released on a weekly basis and sometimes by limited quantities. These coupons are usually of higher value (or for free products!) than you would find on the sites mentioned above. Subscribe to our newsletter and/or follow us on Facebook to receive notices once these coupons are available!
Most importantly, do not be in a hurry to use your coupons. Patience is required to assure you use your coupons when the price of the product is at its lowest. A good trick is to organize your coupons which can be very useful when you have many! We have a plain binder with collection card holder sheets (9 per sheet) which are categorized (by food, cleaning products, personal care products. etc).
Another trick is to have an Excel spreadsheet with a list of items with their regular price and the lowest price you have seen. Most of the time, specials return and this will help you determine when the best time to use your coupons is!
● TearPad (In-store coupons commonly found in the store. Maxi and Loblaws usually have a stand at the entrance with a variety of different coupons. Other stores will have them in the aisles of the store next to the products in question). Keep an eye out for them, but be certain to leave some for others!
● Local newspapers (Some will contain booklets such as UtiliSource. These are usually found in the Saturday editions).
● There are many sites online that have coupons. Although there are many, here are the most ones we most commonly refer to: Save, GoCoupons, Websaver ou P&G (Brandsaver). After you select your coupons, some will either mail them to you and/or the coupons will be printable. We have never had any issues with printed coupons, but some stores do not accept them for fear that they may be fraudulent (yes, there are even fraudulent coupons…).
● Facebook is a very good source of coupons. If you do not have an account, Facebook could be very practical to get ‘hidden’ coupons and gratuities, sometimes multiple times a week! These coupons are released on a weekly basis and sometimes by limited quantities. These coupons are usually of higher value (or for free products!) than you would find on the sites mentioned above. Subscribe to our newsletter and/or follow us on Facebook to receive notices once these coupons are available!
Most importantly, do not be in a hurry to use your coupons. Patience is required to assure you use your coupons when the price of the product is at its lowest. A good trick is to organize your coupons which can be very useful when you have many! We have a plain binder with collection card holder sheets (9 per sheet) which are categorized (by food, cleaning products, personal care products. etc).
Another trick is to have an Excel spreadsheet with a list of items with their regular price and the lowest price you have seen. Most of the time, specials return and this will help you determine when the best time to use your coupons is!
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