Out of shampoo? Head over to coupons.com and print the .50 cents off 1 Suave Hair Product, then take it to Kroger! The coupon says 'redeem at Dollar General' at the bottom, but it is a manufacturer coupon - not a Dollar General coupon; therefore, you should be allowed to use it (I used mine at Kroger today). There are Suave Shampoos and Conditioners at Kroger priced at .99cents each. This coupon will make them FREE!
*I should note, I do not advocate arguing with the clerk. If my Kroger had not taken the coupon I would have simply told them I no longer want the product, and I would have tried the coupon elsewhere. No need to have your entire day ruined over a buck! ;)
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Would you mind telling me which Kroger you use? The cashier scanned mine tonight (Arlington), and I noticed none of them doubled. She noticed it, too, and then she went over to the front manager to ask him. The front manager made a big deal and called the store manager. They said I was not allowed to use it at all. :o( I just asked the cashier to void it out. Is there somewhere I could get a definite answer "yes" or "no" about the rule on the coupons that say "Redeem at..."? I try very hard to follow all of the rules, but I am starting to notice more and more of these manufacturer coupons having actual store names on them.
I tried to use this coupon at the Horn Lake Kroger. At first they did not want to take it. Then they decided they would, but it didn't double, so I told them to take the shampoo off.
I have noticed various coupons at Kroger are not doubling. If their policy is to double all coupons up to and including $.60, shouldn't they ALL double? The cashiers at more than one Kroger have told me that not all the coupons double, as if that is a satisfactory answer!
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