http://livingitupforless.com/store-policies/ingles-coupon-policy/
The problem the way I see it, with couponing is the diverse places to find the things and print them out, there are literally dozens of sites that offer printable coupons, how do you know which ones will be where?
Is there a simple way?
There are three sites that offer printable coupons:
1. coupons.com
2. Smartsource
3. Redplum
There are several sites that will sending you weekly updates with links to these sites. Couponmom is the one I use.
There are also sites you can join that share coupon deals such as: Howtoshopforfree.com
It costs $1.00/year to join. Members of this site will coach you how to save money. This site has forums, links and lists of printable and Sunday paper insert coupons.
There are also sites that specialize in certain drug stores where there are weekly deals that after coupon they are FREE.
www.iheartcvs.com for CVS Drugs
www.iheartwags.com for Walgreens
I believe she also maintains one for Riteaid.
Generally, the way to save money is to buy volume of the
items when they are on sale by combining them with a coupon to make them free or the price greatly reduced.
For example, I just bought 20 Celestial Seasonings $1 tea coupons from someone on EBAY. I will wait until they go on sale and then use them to reduce the price to approx. $1.00/box. This is not free. However, the regular price is $2.50/box and my wife drinks this stuff everyday.
Like PJ I also bought more Colgate toothpaste at CVS last week. After coupons, they were free.
You will not end up buying ribeye steaks for free. However, there are a lot of other grocery/drug store items you can get at a large discount to their regular price. The idea is to build up a stockpile so that you do not ever NEED to buy.