How BOGO works at Kroger
Kroger lists Buy 1, Get 1 Free items on Kroger.com with an expiration date, and you add them while signed in to your Kroger account. Its weekly digital deals refresh every Wednesday. Kroger also runs other multi-buy events (such as 'Buy 3, Save $2 Each') that are not BOGO offers.
Rules to know
- Weekly digital deals refresh every Wednesday.
- BOGO items show an expiration date on the product listing.
- You must sign in to a Kroger account to add deals.
- Digital coupons can be used up to 5 times per transaction (per the weekly digital deals page).
Tips to save more
- Search 'BOGO' on Kroger.com after choosing your store to see current BOGO items.
- Don't confuse 'Buy 3, Save $2 Each' events with BOGO - compare the real per-unit price.
- Check the expiration date on each BOGO listing before you shop.
Check a Kroger BOGO before you buy
Enter the shelf price from the weekly ad or app and see the real per-item cost.
You pay
$9.99
for 2 items · regular $19.98
- You save
- $9.99
- Off overall
- 50%
- Per item
- $5.00
Strong deal: 50% off if the regular price is genuine.
Kroger BOGO FAQ
How does BOGO work at Kroger?
Kroger lists Buy 1, Get 1 Free items on Kroger.com with an expiration date, and you add them while signed in to your Kroger account. Its weekly digital deals refresh every Wednesday. Kroger also runs other multi-buy events (such as 'Buy 3, Save $2 Each') that are not BOGO offers.
How often does Kroger have BOGO deals?
Weekly; digital deals refresh every Wednesday.
Where can I see this week's Kroger BOGO deals?
On Kroger's official page (kroger.com) and in Kroger account / digital coupons. Offers change often and can differ by location, so check there before you shop.
What kinds of BOGO offers does Kroger run?
Buy One Get One Free (BOGO). Exact items and terms vary by promotion.
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Publix describes BOGOs as weekly buy-one-get-one-free offers listed in its weekly ad and on its BOGO deals page. Whether you can buy a single BOGO item at half price depends on the state: Publix says in some states one item rings up at half price, while in others you must buy both to get one free. Multi-item offers such as buy-two-get-two or buy-two-get-three require buying the full listed quantity.
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Harris Teeter (a Kroger company) marks Buy One Get One Free items on its website with an offer badge and an expiration date. You sign in to add the items, and its e-VIC digital coupons are managed in the same account.
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Safeway (Albertsons Companies) has a dedicated Buy One Get One Free deals page. You add items in multiples of 2 and the item of equal or lesser value is free, with the discount shown on your final receipt for delivery or pickup. Some Safeway regions have also run 'Buy 2, Get 3 Free' offers on select items.
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