Here are the best deals at Kroger for the Mid-South region this week. It’s week #2 of the P&G Buy 4, Save $4 Event. If you haven’t loaded your P&G e-coupons yet, you should still be able to get the $4 e-coupon credit. In addition, they are running a 50% Off Sale on many items. Final prices will vary by store.
Are you in a different region? Here are Kroger match-ups for the different regions. Not sure what region you’re in? Click here & enter your zip code for your local weekly ad.
- Atlanta/Southeast Region
- Central Region
- Cincinnati Region
- Columbus Region
- Delta Region
- Mid-Atlantic Region
- Southwest Region
P&G Buy 4, Save $4 Event
*Purchase 4 Participating P&G Items and Save $4 at Checkout (prices below reflect discount)
NOTE: You can typically do 3 deals in 1 transaction. If you have more deals, you will need to do more transactions.
Half Off Sale
*No prices listed in ad – final prices will vary by store.
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Thanks so much for making a note of the stock up prices…that is definitely a big help!
Thank you for your feedback. I’m glad it is helpful for you.
My local kroger will only take 3 printed coupons per person per day now. Unfortunately I found this out after all of my groceries had been bagged and put in a cart and there was a long line behind me. They couldn’t find their coupon policy when I requested a copy. I’ve emailed the coroporate office hoping they can get them to change their policy back to the one on the kroger website. I let them know that if the strict coupon policy continues I will no longer purchase my weekly groceries there because I only shop at kroger to take advantage of the double coupons. As a stay at home mom shopping for a family of 5 I have to shop where prices are the lowest. I think (hope) that if more people would contact the corporate office we could make a change in these stores that are becoming so anti-coupon these days.
Shelley – that stinks. I’ll take a look into it and see what corporate says. I haven’t seen that locally, so maybe it is slowly being rolled out. Let me know if you find anything else out about it.
Shelley – I forgot to ask which region are you located in?
White House, TN. I’ll let ya know if/when I hear back from corporate.
I’ve had a Kroger here in north texas put a limit on how many coupons I could use ( not just printed ones)
My local Kroger (Clarksville, TN) has the same 3 coupon policy. I’ve complained too.
I live in the Greater Cincinnati area and all of the Kroger stores that I shop have a limit of 2 printed coupons per customer policy. I used to strictly shop at Krogers for the double coupons and the fuel points program, but I’m starting to re-think my own policy.
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