As you start learning to coupon, you may notice that couponers have a language of their own. You may be wondering what the heck we are talking about when we use abbreviations on coupon sites. Well, here is a list of different abbreviations and what they mean:
Sunday inserts:
RP– Red Plum
SS– Smart Source
PG– Procter and Gamble
GM– General Mills
Drug Stores:
ECB– Extra Care Buck ( CVS money)
RR– Register Reward ( Walgreen money)
+UP– Plus Up Reward ( Rite Aid money)
VV– Video Value coupon ( Rite Aid coupon you get for watching videos online)
Coupon Jargon:
B1G1– Buy one get one
B2G1– Buy two get one
DND– Do not double
EX– expires
MIR– Mail in rebate
OOP– out of pocket ( price you pay with your own money)
MAN.- Manufacturer coupon
If you have anymore to add, leave a comment below. HTH (hope that helps 🙂 )
Kristen @ Joyfullythriving says
I’d add YMMV – Your Mileage May Vary. It took me a long time to learn what this meant. It’s important to remember, as not every store has the same deals nationwide. Thanks for stopping by my site to enter my Purex giveaway!
hewella1 says
Thanks Kristen, I’ll add it to the list.
Lynnie says
Whoa!!! A whole lingo for couponing! Sadly, I am the lady at the grocery who always always forgets to use the coupons. 🙁 It’s so shameful!