To print click on Source Name or Description.
At least two readers, GDS and Cheryl, asked how to print coupons from our Coupon Database, a huge source of grocery, drugstore, and magazine coupons built right into BargainBabe.com. (Find it under the Coupon tab.) GDS wrote:
I love the concept but how do you use it. How do you get access to the coupon? There aren’t any links to some of the coupons. I was looking at the CoffeeMate Powder Creamer. Any help would be great!
To print a coupon, click on the link under Source Name or Description for the coupon you want. It should be underlined. The link will take you to the coupon source or retailer’s website. You may need to install a coupon printer, but once it’s installed you won’t ever have to do this step again.
If there is no underline under Source Name or Description, it means there is no direct printing available. But you can use the Source Date and Source Name to find the coupon in your newspaper insert, store flyer, or magazine.
Even if you already receive coupon inserts in the mail or with your Sunday newspaper, like EllieD, you can use our Coupon Database to print multiples of coupons.
Got more questions about the Coupon Database? Have you ever used it?
Welcome to Bargain Babe! I’m Mara, and I’m so glad you’re here. I am an obsessive bargain hunter and penny pincher, and I am determined to live a full life without EVER paying full price.
I walked through to get a feel for the process. I typed in “frozen pizza” in the search field. Among the selections that came up was Kroger’s Private Selection Frozen Pizza, any variety. I clicked on its link (to the far right) and got to Kroger’s digital coupons, which was fine. Then I typed in “frozen pizza” in its “Narrow By” field and was taken to frozen foods. Nowhere was this pizza to be found. I realize that’s a Kroger slip-up, but it did waste my time.