For those of you who are NOT familiar with printing coupons or have questions about the safety of printing coupons, here is a brief post to help clear up a few things. For this post, I used Coupons.com as my example. I print coupons from their site quite often but other sites like RedPlum and SmartSource work like this as well.
Every month on coupons.com releases new coupons for you to print(It's like printing money). Maybe you never understood how to print coupons so let me explain.
- Just go to coupons.com (click here) select the coupons you want (think of items you buy already) and then click the print button on the coupons.com site.
- You may be prompted to install a toolbar don’t worry there are no virus’s or malware with their toolbar it is 100% clean and just enables your printer to print coupons that can be scanned at your local grocery store.
- Select the check box on the coupons you like and click “print” when you’re ready to print them on your printer.
Keep in mind some of these coupons go fast so if you see a coupon you want to print then print it now as it may be gone tomorrow.
Here are just a few of the great coupons that are currently available.
$1.00 off any one Hormel Always Tender product.
$0.75 off on one (1) HORMEL Fully Cooked Bacon
Plus here are new coupons just released today:
$1.00 off any ONE (1) AVEENO Product
GET $10 Rebate when you buy qualified J&J product
I hope this helps walks you through the coupon printing process. If not, leave a comment and I’ll be happy to help.


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