You remember the snack on Shortcuts ^[1] and the P&G Esaver ^[2] coupons? Well, here’s another manufacturer’s e-coupon program exactly the same – it’s through Unilever.

Just load Unilever Making Life Better e-coupons onto your Kroger Card (other cards are available, but all within the Kroger chain) and redeem them at the grocery store in addition to your hard copy printed manufacturer coupons. All you need to do is register your card ^[3]. You can also see all the FAQ’s on the program ^[4].

The kicker is you can ONLY have 25 total e-coupons from P&G Esaver ^[2] and Unilever ^[3] on your card at once. So, take a look at each site and keep track of how many e-coupons are loaded. Each site gives you the option to print the list that you have selected for your card so maybe doing that will help as you’re planning.

• The Shortcuts ^[1] coupons are a separate balance and can maintain 20 total e-coupons at any given time.
• The P&G Esaver ^[2] and Unilever ^[3] e-coupons can maintain a 25 cumulative e-coupons at any given time.
• Essentially, you can have 20+25=45 e-coupons on your card at once.
• All e-coupons can take anywhere from 24-48 hours to show as “redeemed” on your account.

In the event there are multiple e-coupons you want to take advantage of but your card is full – you will have to wait until the e-coupons are showing as redeemed and then load others to make a separate trip later in the week. But before you rush back out, consider the gas it will cost to go there again, your time, etc – saving that extra $? may not be worth it (unless you’re already going anyway).

Ultimately, you will have to be selective as to what you’re choosing to be on your card – I would be disappointed to load a coupon that I really didn’t need only to find that my card was full when there was a coupon I really did need.

From my experience so far, it looks like Shortcuts ^[1] is the only one that rotates their coupons more frequently – P&G Esaver ^[2] has their coupons listed for a longer time period, and it looks like Unilever is similar to that too (just from looking at their current expiration dates).

So, here is another great way to maximize your grocery savings!!