All of the abbreviations can be confusing!  Here are a few common ones you’ll see!

 

AC-After coupon

AR-After rebate

Blinkie-Coupon provided from a container attached to a store shelf

BOGO-Buy One Get One Free

​ BTFE-Box Tops for Education

B&M-An actual store “brick & mortar” not online

CAT-Catalina Coupons which print at the register,(comes with receipt).

Cartwheel-A Target Program that gives % off certain items.

CC-Competitors Coupon

CPN-Coupon

CRT-Cash register tape/coupons at the bottom of your receipt.

DND-Do Not Double

Double Coupon-A coupon which can be doubled in value

​ ECB-Extra Care Bucks CVS

ETS-Excludes Trial Size

FAR-Free After Rebate

Filler-A product you buy to get your total up to the required amount.

​ FS-Free shipping

GC-Gift card

GM-General Mills

HTH-Hope That Helps

In-Ad Coupons-come in the weekly store ad

IVC-Instant Value Coupon Walgreens

​ IPQ, IP-Internet Printable coupon

Matchups-matching coupons, e-coupons, catalinas with sales

MFG, MFR-Manufacturer

MM-Money Maker

MQ-Manufacturer’s Coupon

MIR-Mail-In Rebate

NLA-No longer available

​ OOP-Out of Pocket

OOS-Out of Stock

OYNO-On Your Next Order

POP-Proof of Purchase

PP-Purchase price

​Printable-Printable coupon

P&G-Proctor & Gamble coupon insert

Peelie-Coupon attached to an item that can be peeled off

Q-coupon

Regional-A coupon or deal available in only a specific area

RP-Red Plum coupon insert

​RR-Register Rewards Walgreens

SS-Smart Source coupon insert

Stacking-Using a manufacturer’s coupon in addition to a store coupon

UPC-bar code

​UPR-Up Rewards, Rite Aid WSL-While Supplies Last

WYB-When You Buy

V-Valassis coupon insert

WSL-While supplies last

​YMMV-Your Mileage May Vary