Coupon Lingo
http://www.grocerycouponnetwork.com
P&G= Proctor and Gamble
SS= Smart Source
RP= Red Plum
*For example: $2/1 One A Day Vitamin Product, exp. 12/31/11 (RP 12/04/11). This coupon is in the Red Plum insert from 12/4/11
Abbreviations used in scenarios:
BOGO, B1G1, B2G1, etc. = indicates Buy One, Get One Free, if it's different than that, should specify.
*For Exampe: B1G1 1/2 off would be Buy One, Get One Half off
ECBs= Extra Care Bucks from CVS
EP= Everyday Price
Exp.= Expires
GC= Gift Card
MIR= Mail in Rebate
NLA= No Longer Available
OYNO (my fave!)= On Your Next Order
OOP=Out of pocket (often used in a RR or ECB scenario)
RR= Register Rewards from Walgreens
Stacking= Using a manufacturer's and store coupon together
WYB= When You Buy
*For example: Save $3 wyb 2