Couponing 101-Other ways to find coupons

	SmartSource Coupon Machines: SmartSource Coupon Machines, often referred to as “blinkies” due to a blinking light designed to attract your attention while walking down the aisles, generally provide a coupon directly in front of the product. The machines typically have a slot on top for consumers to replace them if they are not interested – those that others didn’t want also are available to you, too.
	Freezer Extra: These are found in the freezer section of the grocery store or on the refrigerator doors at the convenience stores. This dispenser distributes coupons for a product which is found within the freezer or refrigerator on which it is attached.
	SmartSource TakeOne Box: These dispensers are usually located prominently on the shelf at eye level. In addition to coupons, these dispensers may also hold recipes, rebates, sweepstakes forms and other promotional offers for the products nearby.
	SmartSource Showcase Extra: SmartSource Showcase Extra is a dispenser that attaches securely to an at-shelf bracket and usually has with a riser card that sticks out to grab your attention and to highlight new product features. The dispenser portion usually provides coupons or some other product incentive.
	Catalinas: Catalina Category Marketing (CCM) rewards purchases of promoted products with “catalinas”, also known as “check-out coupons”. These offer incentives good on your next shopping trip to that retailer. There is usually a 2-week window on $ off On Your Next Shopping Order coupons, and up to three months on coupon savings for specific products.
	Tearpads: These are pads which are stocked on the shelf or display where you simply tear the coupon of a pad of coupons.
	Winetags and Collars: These are coupons that hang around the neck of wine, olive oil, juice, or any other bottle or jar.
	Brochures and Loose Coupons: Brochures frequently include coupons, rebates, or other savings information. Coupons may also be found “loose”, where a stack of individual coupons are placed on a counter or shelf.
	Peelies: These are the coupons that are attached directly to the product. Generally they indicate “use me now”. These coupons are frequently unnoticed at the time of purchase, but can be removed and redeemed at any time before the expiration date.
	Try Me Free or Rebate Forms: These forms are a great way to try a new product and/or make money on a deal! Buy an item on sale, use the coupon, and send away for the rebate.