Coupon Lingo.

Are you having a hard time trying to figure out exactly what RP, SS, DND, and many more mean? Let me help you. Here is a list of common words and abbreviations you see on a regular basis in the couponing world. Remember, this list is only a guide and there are many out there that I may not cover.

Common Phrases:

YMMV - Your mileage may vary. Meaning that everyone may have a different response with the coupon.

WSL - While Supplies Last

DND5 - Do Not Double, however, since it starts with a 5 the computer may double it anyway. 

WYB - When you buy...

OOP - Out of Pocket

Regional - May pertain to a specific region or area.

NED - No Expiration Date

Types of Coupons

RP - Redplum either comes by mail or in your Sunday newspaper

SS - Smartsource is a Sunday newspaper insert

P&G/PG - Proctor & Gamble Sunday inserts 

Peelie - A coupon that will come on or inside the product

Blinkie - A coupon dispenser that is near the product. Usually has a small red blinking light

eCoupon - Coupons you can load onto your loyalty card (Kroger)

BOGO, B1G1, B1G1F - Buy One, Get One Free

Tear Pad - A hanging stack of coupons usually next to item that you can tear off and save for a later date.

IP - Internet Printable coupon

MQ, MFQ - Manufactuer Coupon

Q - Coupon

Catalina - Coupon dispensed at register at time of purchase, on a seperate sheet of paper (Kroger, Walgreens)

0.50/1 - Fifty cents/one item

0.50/2 - Fifty cents/two items

MIR - Mail in Rebate

FAR - Free After Rebate

UP+ - These are rewards you get when buying certain items at Rite Aid. Must have a loyalty card

RR - Rewards from Walgreens. No card needed.

ECB - Extra Care Bucks. CVS rewards. Must have a card.

Look around the web to see if there is anything that I missed. You may end up finding one that I did not know about. Happy Shopping!