Here’s a new print now, save later for you: Print this new $1.00/1 Soft Scrub. Starting 1/6/13 at CVS, Soft Scrub will be on sale for $2.00. There is also a $1.00 back on SavingStar when you buy any one SoftScrub — I’d load that now as well, since sometimes they run out.
(Note that the SavingStar FAQ, however, says that you shouldn’t use SavingStar together with manufacturer coupons.)
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This is what I found in my SavingStar mobile FAQ “Using in-store coupons in combination with SavingStar eCoupons is not a problem”
They’ve clarified on their FB page that they mean “store coupons” by that. Here’s the relevant section in their FAQ:
Do SavingStar eCoupons stack with in-store discounts or manufacturer’s coupons?
SavingStar eCoupons will work whether or not you combine them with other services’ coupons, but they are not intended to be used this way. Generally, manufacturers state that it is against their policies for shoppers to redeem more than one manufacturer’s coupon for the same purchase. Using in-store coupons in combination with SavingStar eCoupons is not a problem.
In the future, we may implement mechanisms to limit the combination of SavingStar eCoupons with other manufacturer coupons.
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Then they went on, on Facebook, to explain that “one or many trips” offers differ and you can use coupons with those. I’m not sure how that makes any sense, but passing on the info for you to do with what you will.