Superstore may accept a current competitor flyer shown through Flipp as evidence, but Flipp itself does not make the offer eligible. The local competitor, exact product, price conditions, dates, and current Superstore policy still control.
Use Flipp to find the ad
Flipp collects digital retail flyers and deals. That makes it faster to search several local promotions, but the screen where you found the price is only the starting point.
Open the offer and check:
- Retailer and local flyer region
- Valid dates
- Exact product name and brand
- Package size, count, and variety
- Loyalty, coupon, quantity, or app conditions
Flipp states that retailer or brand information should be verified with the applicable retailer when details conflict or may have changed. For a price-match request, the current retailer offer and Superstore’s policy are the sources that matter.
What makes a Flipp screenshot useful?
| Screenshot | Visible details | Usefulness | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full flyer item | Retailer, item, price, size, valid dates | Reviewer can identify the offer | ✓ Strong |
| Flyer item plus postal code context | Local market and offer details | Supports regional relevance | ✓ Strong |
| Price cropped from the page | Only a dollar amount | Retailer and item cannot be verified | ✕ Weak |
| Saved image after expiry | Old offer with no current dates | No longer current | ✕ Weak |
| Search card with selected varieties | Incomplete product eligibility | Exact item is uncertain | ✕ Needs review |
Open the underlying offer when possible
A direct retailer flyer or product page can provide additional context that a compact Flipp card omits. Preserve both the Flipp view and the retailer page when the offer has complicated terms.
Do not assume that a price qualifies because it appears in the app. The same concerns apply to loyalty prices, online-only offers, marketplace listings, coupons, and regional promotions.
Flipp evidence can still fail
A clear screenshot does not solve a product mismatch. If the order contains a 500g cereal box and the flyer shows 650g, the products differ. If the flyer says “selected varieties,” confirm that the ordered variety appears in the eligible set.
The same rule applies when the competitor is Walmart, FreshCo, Food Basics, Metro, or No Frills. First confirm that the competitor is accepted locally, then verify the item and offer.
Keep the source current
Submit promptly and keep a readable copy of the ad. If support asks for more information, you should be able to show the same offer without reconstructing it from memory.
For a broader evidence checklist, read Are Digital Flyers Valid for Grocery Price Matching?. See the Canada-wide guide for the bigger picture.