I have a question. Many times I will find a coupon for something I’d really like to try but then I can never find it in a store until after the coupon expires. Do the manufacturers do that on purpose? Or if I do find it, the coupon doesn’t really make it worthwhile (verses buying a generic version). Ex: SO Delicious started making Almond milk. My son is lactose intolerant so can only have Almond or Soy milk. They put out a coupon for $.55 off one half-gallon. They also make Coconut milk (and you can use the coupon for either), but my son can’t have Coconut milk. I can only find the Almond milk at Wal-Mart. It is $.50-60 more expensive than the GV brand Soy Milk, so the coupon doesn’t really save me any money b/c it isn’t doubled at Wal-Mart.
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I have a question. Many times I will find a coupon for something I’d really like to try but then I can never find it in a store until after the coupon expires. Do the manufacturers do that on purpose? Or if I do find it, the coupon doesn’t really make it worthwhile (verses buying a generic version). Ex: SO Delicious started making Almond milk. My son is lactose intolerant so can only have Almond or Soy milk. They put out a coupon for $.55 off one half-gallon. They also make Coconut milk (and you can use the coupon for either), but my son can’t have Coconut milk. I can only find the Almond milk at Wal-Mart. It is $.50-60 more expensive than the GV brand Soy Milk, so the coupon doesn’t really save me any money b/c it isn’t doubled at Wal-Mart.
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