BJ's Warehouse Club coupon policies

[SandraDee]

Sorry to drag this up since it's a little older, but...I've read the policy...are they saying...
A. 3 pack multipack of toothpaste - use one BJ's coupon and 3 mfr coupons
or
B. 3 pack multipack of toothpaste - use one BJ's coupon and 1 mft coupon
??


Something tells me it's gonna only let me use one of each even on multipacks.

When I started couponing last year, the answer to your question was "B", but the policy changed sometime in the past year. I believe the correct answer is "A" now, although I have not personally verified it at the store. I buy very few of those multipack items at BJ's now because I've found if you match up coupons and sales, most things are cheaper elsewhere. I pretty much only buy dairy, bread, some meat, and my printer cartridges there now. The ironic thing is that I started couponing after I bought CouponMom's book at BJ's. Now I buy very little there.

[Mrs.O]

Got it, thanks!!!

[Antoinette]

I have used both BJ coupons and manufacturer coupons. There was not problem and I did this about six months ago

[Marie5656]

I know I was the OP here, but I have not had need to try stacking coupons at BJs lately. Usually have only used BJs store coupons...or their instant rebates. For same reason as others have given here, I have found I am doing better with store sales matched with coupons.
Just went to Tops and got a 20 roll pkg of Scott bath tissue for $12.95 on sale plus a $1.00 off coupon. Normally at BJ's or Sams, a 30 roll pks is almost $20. So I figured I saved a but. Plus..there are just two of us. We can only go through SO much TP..and with limited storage space now that I am expanding my stockpiles, the differences if just 10 less rolls will make a difference. Anyway, I still have about 10-12 rolls left from my LAST TP buy, which was long before I started couponing here. So I am kinda set.