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Dollar General does not accept competitor coupons, including those from other dollar stores or retailers. The store does accept manufacturer coupons, and you can typically stack one manufacturer coupon with one Dollar General digital coupon on the same item for additional savings. Dollar General's digital coupons are available through their mobile app and can be loaded directly to your account, then automatically applied at checkout when you provide your phone number or scan the app. Understanding this stacking strategy helps maximize savings since Dollar General regularly offers store coupons on items that also have manufacturer coupons available. 

Dollar General allows returns at any of their store locations regardless of where you made the original purchase, as long as you're within the 30-day return window for most items. Having your receipt ensures the smoothest return process, but returns without receipts are typically accepted for store credit at the current selling price. Some items like seasonal clearance, electronics, and certain health and beauty products may have more restrictive return policies. Bringing your ID for receipt-less returns helps the store process the transaction and track return activity across their system. 

Dollar General does not offer price adjustments if an item you purchased goes on sale after your purchase. Once you complete a transaction, the price you paid is final even if the item gets marked down the following week. If you're strategic about shopping at Dollar General, paying attention to their weekly ad cycle and penny shopping schedules can help you time purchases when items are already at their lowest prices. Some shoppers return items and repurchase them at sale prices within the 30-day return window, though this requires keeping receipts and making an extra trip to the store.