jbnishida80 said:rxethan said:Here in NorCal, you need the cashier to ring-up the B1G1 coupon first, then the $3cpn.
OK, so I couldn't help myself and I just bought 8 more mega packs for $28. It works out to under $.05 a diaper!...It does work best if they scan the BOGO coupon first and then the $3

Save some for me in Sacramento!

Can someone comment on the quality of Luvs? I've used mostly Pampers with my daughter, and never tried Luvs. Are they leak proof, size fits right, etc?
Thanks

Got 4 packs size 4 (52/package for $14.82=7.1 cents/diaper-- one transaction- look for a male teenage checkout aisle and you'll be golden...thanks OP!

munasmom said:Can someone comment on the quality of Luvs? I've used mostly Pampers with my daughter, and never tried Luvs. Are they leak proof, size fits right, etc?
Thanks

Luvs & Pampers are owned by the same company - if you like Pampers you will probably like Luvs too. And if you don't, they have a 100% leak gaurantee so you could always get your money back.

tashayar said:Target isn't that close to my sister but she might drag the baby out to pick up some diapers ahead of time if she could find out some prices.

Baby uses size 3 and she usually picks them up at one of the warehouse stores with coupons.

Do you know the largest size that Target carries in Size 3 and approximate prices? Thanks!

I picked up some size 3's tonight. The Mega pack (which is what the BOGO is for) has 60 diapers, and at my Target they had just lowered the price from $11 to $10.

So, you can get 120 diapers for $20 - $10 - $3 = $7 + tax, which is smokin' hot.

Thanks OP! Between this and the WorstBuy CoreDuo $449 laptop, it's been the best FatWallet day ever.

munasmom said:Can someone comment on the quality of Luvs? I've used mostly Pampers with my daughter, and never tried Luvs. Are they leak proof, size fits right, etc?
Thanks

No wonder the Luvs shelves were a little bare at Target this afternoon!

Luvs are scented like Pampers (some people like that, others hate it) but the Luvs don't have the stretchy tabs. I've also found that in general, the extra premium diapers (Huggies Supreme and Pampers Swaddlers/Cruisers) are slightly bigger than the average diaper, so if you're switching from one of those, I think you might notice a difference.

imatwinkie said:No wonder the Luvs shelves were a little bare at Target this afternoon!

Luvs are scented like Pampers (some people like that, others hate it) but the Luvs don't have the stretchy tabs. I've also found that in general, the extra premium diapers (Huggies Supreme and Pampers Swaddlers/Cruisers) are slightly bigger than the average diaper, so if you're switching from one of those, I think you might notice a difference.

Actually, they tested ones with the stretchy tabs a couple months ago. The packages weren't marked, but I managed to get a few. They're fabulous. When I got a package without them, I wrote and complained and they sent me a $10 coupon. I just recently got another e-mail from them stating their new 'bear hug stretch' diapers are 'Coming Soon' to Target. (Woohoo!) I think the BOGOF coupon is intended to clear out the older diapers.

I'm holding off until I see the stretchy ones. I'm hoping they are on the shelves before the coupon expires. Then I can use the $10 coupon they sent me and get both packs for free. heehee!

jbnishida80 said:thanks for the info! hopefully the coupon lasts that long and they don't pull it or put restrictions on it.

If you look at the URL for the pdf file ... it's in the BearHugStretch folder on the Luvs site and the picture on the coupon (zoom in) is a package of the new ones ... so I doubt they'll disallow its use on them.

Darwinsfrg said:Has anyone had problems with Target accepting printed coupons? I had this problem at Toys R Us once, it said the same thing Target's coupon says "Void if copied", they considered printing the coupon at home, copied.
This is a web coupon - there's no other way to obtain it than to print it. But it scans in their computer and none of the cashier's I've had questioned it at all.

I will say that there has been some discussion about which coupon to use first and having tried it both ways, I can say that it makes no difference. Regardless of the way they are entered, the second coupon (whichever of the two they scan second) will always say "No valid items" or something like that. The cashier then punches a key to say ignore the error and everything is groovy from there.

Had a minor problem in Clifton NJ store. Called over the manager and it was all taken care of!