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Do you get frustrated seeing “printable (limit reached)” next to coupons on Southern Savers lists?
Sometimes as soon as a list is posted it will already have a few print limit reached coupons. This can be frustrating if you do not have the coupon, but is actually very helpful for many users. Many of you print coupons you will use and wait for a good sale. Generally when you print coupons they are good for 30 days after the date they printed. By the time a great sale does come up the coupon may have no more prints available, but hasn’t expired yet.
For this reason, I will include the coupon. This reminds those who have already printed the coupon that it exists and hasn’t expired yet. It allows them to know they can still use the coupon.
How do you manage to not miss out on printables?
The trick is to print coupons you will use when they become available so you’ll have them when you need them, even if the coupon is out of prints. I do not encourage printing every coupon, that is just a massive waste of paper and ink (which cost money). What I would recommend is following a few rules:
Print anything you know you’ll use as soon as you see it.
Print any vegetable coupon when you see it, they never last long.
Print any high value coupon when you see it, they also go very fast. Example: $1 off Reach Floss, it only costs $1, when the coupon makes it free… it goes quickly!
Everything else, leave it there. If you’ve never heard of a product, then odds are you can live without it and don’t need the coupon.
Do you have any other questions about printable coupons?
