Organic Coupons

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Recyclebank. Recyclebank allows you to take short quizzes and pledges (under 2 minutes) and cash those points in for coupons for green and organic products. These are coupons you won’t find anywhere else and are usually of a really high value (think $2/1 Kashi product!) Click here to join and start accumulating points.

Through the Mail. Check out How I got FREE products and coupons through the mail!

Online Printable Coupon Sites.  Coupons can be printed from Coupons.com, Red Plum, and Cool Savings. These are updated continuously. There are a few organic printable grocery coupons each month, be sure to check often and to print them right away as print quantities are limited. Mambo Sprouts has all organic printable coupons.

3 Very Important Items to Remember:

1. Print what you want when you see it because print limits vary and they will often disappear at the end of the month.

2. Your at home print limit is usually 2 coupons per computer. Use your back button to print the 2^nd one.

3. Not all stores will accept printable coupons. Check first to avoid disappointment.

Online E-Coupon Sites. (see post here for more info) E-coupon sites include Shortcuts, Cellfire, P&GeSaver, & Savings Star. These are paperless coupons you load onto your store loyalty card. The savings come off when your card is swiped.  Or, in the case of Savings Star, you get the savings in gift cards.

Target Printable Coupons. Did you know you can print coupons from Target? You can even stack a Target coupon with a manufacturers coupon! I post Target deals and stacking opportunities every week – which can make for some SWEET savings! Make sure you Subscribe to The Greenbacks Gal to start saving on organic and green products at Target!

Sunday Papers. There are three main circulars that come in the Sunday paper: Red Plum, Smart Source, and Procter and Gamble. What circular is in the paper varies from week to week.  There are occasional organic coupons in the Sunday paper, enough that I recommend getting a subscription. Get the subscription for the largest paper you can.

Manufacturer Websites. Have a product you love? Look on the manufacturer website for coupons. Usually these are listed under “Coupons”, “Special Offers”, or “Promotions”. These coupons switch out as the manufacturer is trying to promote different products. However, once you print one, you may not be able to go back and print more. Also, the coupon is usually only good for a limited time – usually 30 days. So sometimes it pays off to wait for a sale before checking the website for a coupon. No coupons offered? Try writing an email and letting them know how much you love their products. Be sure to include your physical address because they just might decide to mail a coupon to you!

Vitacost. Don’t have very many organic options where you live? Vitacost has a rewards program that gives you $10 in rewards to spend on their site. That’s a “free” $10 to spend on gluten-free items, vegan items, or organic items. Look for their fantastic sale prices and save right off the bat!

Grocers/Big Box Websites. Grocers such as Safeway and Big Boxes such as Target will put coupons on their website. These coupons may be printables, e-savers, or even text messages. The best part of using these coupons? Most companies allow you to stack a store coupon with a manufacturer coupon. This is where you save the most. However, you will want to check each store’s coupon policy to ensure they allow stacking.

In The Store. Check EVERYWHERE. If you are looking for organic grocery coupons, most often they will be right next to the product. Customer service, the deli, and the pharmacy are good places to start looking for special savings books. Often times, stores such as Walgreens have their monthly store coupons right inside their doors. Throughout the store there are also Blinkies, Peelies and Tearpads. Grocer’s shelves may have blinkie coupon machines located next to a product – called a blinkie because it is meant to get your attention. Peelies are coupons that are stuck to the products themselves. Tearpads are coupon pads also located next to a product. What you need to know about the “rules” to Blinkies, Peelies and Tearpads: If you want a blinkie or tearpad coupon, go ahead and take one. You do not need to use them that day or in that store. But don’t be a hog and take them all. Share the coupon love and it will come back to you. Peelies are different. They are meant to be spent on that product that day. Please do not pull them all off and save them. Again, coupon karma comes into play.

Coupon Clipping Sites. There are many, many coupon clipping sites from which you can buy coupons. Usually, the cost is somewhere around a dollar or two for a quantity of a certain coupon. You can even find coupons on Ebay. If it is a product you really love, always use, or never goes on sale, this is worth doing. I’d recommend finding a coupon clipping service close to your geographical area that will mail to you the same day. This helps to get your coupons quickly.

Coupon Trains and Trading Clubs. Find a coupon buddy and trade.

Magazines. There is only one really great coupon magazine – All You. It is only sold in WalMart or by subscription. It also has a great website and will post exclusive coupons there. Regular subscriptions don’t offer a lot of coupons, but they do offer a sprinkling. If you like a magazine, and can get it for free or super cheap, subscribe. Just don’t do it for the coupons.

Product Packaging. Check that box! Coupons are often times located outside or even inside the box!

Once you start collecting coupons, you’ll need a way to organize them. Check out How I Organize Coupons.

If you are looking for organic grocery coupons, you can find them! You just need to look! Also, look for my coupons on The Money Saving Mom Natural and Organic Coupon and Deals round-up!