Coupon Lingo
Ever wanted to coupon but don't know the lingo? Check out these most used couponing words!
Blinkies= Coupons found in the store near the product that come from a red blinking box.
BOGO or B1G1= Buy One Get One Free.
CAT or Catalina= Coupon that prints at the register after purchase.
CRT= A coupon that prints on the cash register tape.
Double Coupon= A coupon that a store will double in value.
DND= Do not double.
ECB= CVS Extra Care Bucks earned for your purchases.
Filler= An item purchased to reach a minimum total in order to get the deal.
Free Item Coupon= A coupon that allows you to get the product completely free.
F2BF= Fun 2B Frugal!
GM= General Mills.
IVC= Walgreens instant value coupon.
IP= Internet printable coupon.
MFG= Manufacturer’s coupon.
MIR= Mail in rebate.
NED= No expiration date.
OOP= Out of pocket, which refers to the actually money you had to pay after sales and coupons.
OYNO= On your next order.
P&G= Proctor & Gamble
Peelie= A coupon that you can peel off the product package.
PSA= Prices starting at.
Q= Coupon.
RP= Red Plum.
RR= Register rewards at Walgreens.
SS= Smart source.
Stacking= Using a store coupon with a manufacturer’s coupon on the same item.
Tearpad= A pad of coupons found hanging from the store’s shelf or display. (Like a sticky note)
Triple Coupon= A coupon that a grocery store triples in value.
WYB= When you buy.
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