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Kroger Coupon Policy

     Please remember that these are the Kroger coupon policies for North Georgia, namely Cherokee County. Please check with your local Kroger so that you may be sure of their store policies.
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  1. In order to get the sales prices, you must have a Kroger Plus card. There are several awesome benefits to this:
    a.       They will mail you coupons for items you purchase most often, as well as great coupons on produce, meat, and even off your purchase (and these can be used at Publix, fyi). A heads up: most of these are actually Manufacturer coupons with a Kroger logo, so you CANNOT stack these with other manufacturer coupons.
    b.      They also have coupons that can be loaded right onto your card, called eCoupons! They do not double, they don’t need to be clipped, carried, or remembered- they come off automatically! These no longer work with paper coupons for the same item. 
  2. You do not have to buy 2 items to get a BOGO price, nor do you have to buy 10 items in their 10/$10 sales. The items will be half price (BOGO) or $1 (10/$10), and you can use coupons on each item as long as the wording on the coupon allows you to. If you are shopping a Mega Sale, you DO have to buy the specific number of items to get the sale price (usually 10 participating items). 
  3. Kroger does NOT accept competitor coupons.
  4. Kroger does take coupons printed online, but some stores differ as to how many they will take.
  5. Kroger doubles coupons under 50 cents (except for store coupons and coupons loaded onto your Plus Card).
 Sites for eCoupons:
www.cellfire.com
www.shortcuts.com
www.kroger.com

 You must have accounts at each site with your card number available. Always check to see if there are any new ones available before you head to Kroger. You can only use each coupon ONCE- you can’t use a Chex Mix coupon on all of the bags of Chex Mix you buy- it will only come off of one item. They do expire.