You may be used to buying the biggest size for the most savings. But with coupons, the opposite is usually true. That's because it's all about percentages - using a $1 off coupon on an item that's $1.50 will give you 75% off, whereas $1 off an item that's $2 is only 50%. Buy the product with the lowest retail or sale price (even trial sizes, if they're not prohibited on the coupon) and you'll see the biggest savings.
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