How do double coupons work?

I understand that if you have a 50 cent coupon doubled to $ 1, but you have to have two of the same coupon or if you ask the cashier, it tolls for thee?

not sure if its different where you are, but here in Texas, my Krogers .50 and doubles to triples to .39, and even though his state policy that doubling or tripling of coupons are applied to the first of its kind and the rest identical coupon will be taken at face value, the system continues to operate in their old policy where double / triple up to three identical beings, the fourth will at face value. – Anyhow back to your question, you only need one, not two. & & & Say you have 3 coupons for the bar soap line usually have on sale for 1.00, each coupon is worth .50, if you buy 3 and use 3 coupons, makes it's FREE. but if you buy 4, the end result will be paying .50. 1.00 +1.00 +1.00 +1.00 = 4.00 coupon LESS .50 (D) + .50 (D) + .50 (D) + .50 = 3.50, =. ,4.00-3 .50 50, but if you have coupons with bar codes different for the same items, materials, you can save even more, as the line again, this time buying 6 and 3 of a kind and 3 other coupons in a single operation .. the 6 coupons will be double / triple. &&&&&& Another thing, so I have experience: vouchers that starts with a "5" regardless of the limitation to make or not to double, which will double if your offer in the shop of the agreement and "5" coupons even if the states for a Store specific functions normally in others because the system takes it as the manufacturer's coupon, which had a BJs coupon once worked at Walmart, which begins with coupons "9" is not double / triple, and "9" and "4" starters are usually stored coupons.

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