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    Tear Pad Coupons in Canada

    Have you ever tried to find tear pad coupons at your local grocery or drug store and walked out empty handed?

    If so, you’re not alone.

    Unfortunately, coupon tear pads are hard to find these days (I’m totally blaming Extreme Couponing for that!). When you do find some, they’re likely for products you really have no interest in purchasing. All of the “good” coupons are often completely gone within the first week that they are put out (sometimes they are gone faster than that).

    There are a few reasons why you may not able to find tear pad coupons:

    1. You are looking at the wrong stores (check out the list below for the best stores to find coupon tear pads).
    2. You are not looking for coupons often enough.
    3. Other people are rudely taking way more coupons than they need (either for themselves, to trade or to sell on eBay).

    If you want to find more tear pad coupons, you have to be diligent about how often and where you are looking for them. Since couponing has become so popular lately, everyone and their mother is out looking for coupons. And since tear pads are (or, were) some of the easiest to find, that’s what they look for first.

    It’s very rare that I can walk into a grocery store and find a bunch of tear pad coupons. If I’m lucky, I might find 2 or 3 new ones, but that’s about it. Rewind about a year ago and tear pad coupons were everywhere. It was not uncommon for me to find 10-12 new tear pad coupons at one store.

    How to find tear pad coupons:

    There are two ways that you can find tear pad coupons. You can search for them yourself or you can trade coupons with others who may have been able to find them before you could.

    If you want to try to find coupon tear pads yourself, I recommend searching for them at the following types of stores:

    • Health food stores
    • Stores with higher prices.
    • Specialty stores (Asian and Indian markets, for example)

    Avoid stores that don’t fit with the list above, as they get more foot traffic (which means you won’t have as much luck finding coupons there).

    Following is a list of stores that I would suggest checking for coupon tear pads.

    Grocery Stores:

    • Sobeys
    • Metro
    • Highland Farms
    • Foodland

    Health Food Stores:

    • Whole Foods

    Specialty Stores:

    • Rabba

    Drug Stores:

    • Shoppers Drug Mart
    • Rexall/PharmaPlus

    I recommend looking for tear pad coupons at least once per week, if you can manage that, because you never know when there will be new ones in store (personally I have had the best luck at the beginning of the month).

    Don’t forget about couponing etiquette when you do manage to find tear pad coupons. Only take what you will use, and leave some behind for other shoppers. Please do not take entire tear pads full of coupons!

    Which stores do you often find tear pad coupons?

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    Where to Find Tear Pad Coupons in Canada

    1. Donna says:

      It’s actually illegal to sell a coupon so they found a way around it and they sell their “time” to collect coupons. It’s still crazy and completely the reason why all the tear pads disappear so quick.

    2. hugocs says:

      I was in Walmart yesterday and they had a tear pad coupon in the make up area for 3.00 off aveeno products.. I grabbed 5 and bought 5 products.. My daughter uses Aveeno all the time. :)

    3. Dawn says:

      Longos also have tear pad coupons on occasion. The most coupons I have ever taken at one time was 10, but it was a product that I purchased almost every week and I used them for my own household. If you watch programs like Extreme Couponing you will see that some people have taken whole coupon tear pads for themselves. To me, that is greedy and wasteful! I don’t see how there is any possible way that someone could use a whole tear-pad worth of coupons for normal household consumption of a product before the coupon expiry date. Even if they were stockpiling, I think that some of the coupons would be left unused, a savings that could have benefitted someone else.
      And, Nacho, yes I have seen coupons available on E-Bay.

    4. candace says:

      I never see any in shoppers or sobeys and I shop alot lol they must beat me to em. LOL
      And yes, they do sell them on ebay. If you go onto ebay and type in coupon you would be surprised the kind of money they make from them. I saw one person bidding $10+ for 10 1.00 off coupons for crest pro-health rinse. crazyness…lol

    5. michele miller says:

      It makes me so angry when people take all the tear pad or steal all the inserts from papers. Any way now that that is out of my system I find all my tear pads at Shoppers or Metro. Wish there were more. sooooooooo sad

    6. Nacho says:

      but really, it’s stupid to sell them. You’re going to make $0.04 on a $0.75 coupon? It will cost you more to mail it to the buyer.

    7. Megan says:

      The people that sell coupons on ebay or take stacks of tearpads are probably like the lady that comes to my townhouse complex and steals all the coupon booklets from every single newspaper on delivery day!! :(

    8. Lindsey says:

      Real Canadian Superstore and Lablaws tend to have a whole wall of tear pads as soon as you enter the store (in the GTA) . This is such a time saver – you just scan the board and grab the ones you need.

      These coupons however can only be used at President Choice stores (including No Frills).

      I hope this is helpful for some of you!

      PS – I love this website

    9. Leslie says:

      Yeah, I can’t believe people actually sell coupons on E-Bay, either. If no one bought the coupons from them, they would have to stop selling them, wouldn’t they? Then they would leave us some on the shelves! :>)

    10. Trudi says:

      Nancy it was in Fort Saskatchewan, AB

    11. Kerricakes says:

      I find that Sobey’s and Shoppers are the best. On the weekend Walmart surprised me by having 3 new ones! Dove Style +care, Garnier Fructis and Tide book(that had tide, Downy unstoppables and Bounty).
      I went to zehrs and was so sad to find the booklets of pedigree still on the shelf with all the coupons ripped out of the back of the booklet!!! I find people are crazy rude about taking the amount of coupons and leaving the “scraps” without coupons behind.
      There are coupon on ebay. I personally find it good as I can buy multiples of coupons that no one will trade me. That is just my opinion though.

    12. nancy says:

      Hi Trudi, which Shopppers Drug Mart did u go?

    13. Sam says:

      I have also seen some at Loblaws and ValuMart. I work at a ValuMart and (at my location) there is a stand at the front of the store with all the tear pads available throughout the store aswell as where the items are too!

      P.S. I believe Loblaws and ValuMart are ‘joined’ with Sobeys and other stores. They carry similar products and similar sales (although ValuMart is smaller and does not have as much). I wouldn’t be surprised to see others that are associated with them to have the tear pads (and similar promotions), like SuperStore.

    14. Trudi says:

      I was in Shoppers yesterday and I found tear pads for:
      Noxema products
      zantex
      tylenol
      lever 2000
      hydrasense
      benylin
      this is the most I have ever found at once

    15. Nacho says:

      People really sell coupons on ebay?

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