Blinkie: manufacturer coupons dispensed by little machines clipped onto store shelves. They are usable at any store. My kids love to go on “blinkie hunts” through the store while I’m in a different grocery section.
BOGO: Buy One, Get One Free; sometimes listed as B1G1
CAT – short for “Catalina,” a skinny paper coupon that prints out from a separate machine when you check out at the register
ECB – Extra Care Bucks – CVS “money” printed on receipts to be used like cash in store
FAR – Free After Rebate
IP – Internet Printable Coupon
IVC – Instant Value Coupon, redeemable at Walgreens, which comes out in a little booklet each month; these can be stacked with manufacturer’s coupons.
MIR - Mail-in Rebate
MM – moneymaker
OOP – Out of Pocket, meaning actual cash paid
OYNO – On your next order
P & G – Procter and Gamble coupon insert that comes out monthly
Peelie – Peelable coupon on package
RP – RedPlum coupon insert
RR – Register Rewards – Walgreens’ coupon printed at checkout to be used on future store purchase
SS – SmartSource coupon insert
WYB – when you buy
YMMV – your mileage may vary, meaning that this deal may or may not work at your store, depending on the cashier or other circumstances
