Not sure if your brain works the same as mine but when I see a loyalty card I HAVE TO GET IT!
I have had the Boots Advantage Card for a while now and being a frequent shopper and a beauty freak, I managed to collect a good amount of points that translate in money that you are able to spend online or in-store.
Find more information about the Boots Price Advantage Card offers here
Recently, Boots brought back the Price Advantage offers that let Advantage cardholders claim special discounts on selected products.
For example, you will be able to get the No7 Laboratories Firming Booster Serum at £17.95, while for the rest of the public is going to cost £34.95.
The scheme was trialled last summer with 50% off on select items for Advantage card holders, and after a break, it's now back permanently.
In your account section, you will be able to see which products are discounted for loyalty scheme members by the pink sticker.
According to Boots, Price Advantage will apply to 150 items each month, allowing loyalty scheme members to get pounds off the regular price.
The deals are the same in all Boots stores and online, while stocks lasts.
What is Boots Advantage Card?
Boots Advantage Card is a loyalty card that Boots offers for free to all their customers to earn points and special discounts.
The Advantage cards is free and straightforward enough to sign up for and with it, members earn 4 rewards points for every £1 they spend in-store and online.
And you'll get an extra 200 points just for downloading the Boots app.
Plus, over-60s and parents get double points toward certain purchases.
Points can then be saved up and used in-store and online.
Also, Advantage card members also get a 10% student discount.
How can I claim Price Advantage deals?
Simply show your Boots Advantage card at the till or log in to your Advantage account online to access Price Advantage offers.
Just like Tesco Clubcard, customers get Clubcard Prices on select items, only Advantage card holders can access Price Advantage offers.
Price Advantage Offers & Benefits:
I personally enjoy this card as I shop pretty frequently on Boots and I always find myself able to get a small treat at the end of the month with the points I accumulated during that period of time, or, if I know that a big launch is on the horizon and products will be slightly expensive but I still want to try them, I hold on on my points for a while and then I treat myself with a bigger item, as you are able to choose the option of 'Pay with Advantage Points' at the till.
I feel like if you are a frequent Boots shopper you could benefit a lot from the scheme and why not just treat yourself once in a while with your points.
A Boots spokesperson said: "All Boots Advantage Card holders will be given access to the Price Advantage programme meaning they'll be able to get their hands on even bigger savings by being members of the loyalty scheme."
The company also teased hundreds of new half-price deals and more £2 essentials.
Here's some deals live at the moment for Advantage Members:
Helpful Links & Info:
Boots Advantage Card Home Page
Boots Advantage Cards T&Cs*
Article Source: thesun.co.uk/mon…rd/
I have had the Boots Advantage Card for a while now and being a frequent shopper and a beauty freak, I managed to collect a good amount of points that translate in money that you are able to spend online or in-store.
Find more information about the Boots Price Advantage Card offers here
Recently, Boots brought back the Price Advantage offers that let Advantage cardholders claim special discounts on selected products.
For example, you will be able to get the No7 Laboratories Firming Booster Serum at £17.95, while for the rest of the public is going to cost £34.95.
The scheme was trialled last summer with 50% off on select items for Advantage card holders, and after a break, it's now back permanently.
In your account section, you will be able to see which products are discounted for loyalty scheme members by the pink sticker.
According to Boots, Price Advantage will apply to 150 items each month, allowing loyalty scheme members to get pounds off the regular price.
The deals are the same in all Boots stores and online, while stocks lasts.
What is Boots Advantage Card?
Boots Advantage Card is a loyalty card that Boots offers for free to all their customers to earn points and special discounts.
The Advantage cards is free and straightforward enough to sign up for and with it, members earn 4 rewards points for every £1 they spend in-store and online.
And you'll get an extra 200 points just for downloading the Boots app.
Plus, over-60s and parents get double points toward certain purchases.
Points can then be saved up and used in-store and online.
Also, Advantage card members also get a 10% student discount.
How can I claim Price Advantage deals?
Simply show your Boots Advantage card at the till or log in to your Advantage account online to access Price Advantage offers.
Just like Tesco Clubcard, customers get Clubcard Prices on select items, only Advantage card holders can access Price Advantage offers.
Price Advantage Offers & Benefits:
I personally enjoy this card as I shop pretty frequently on Boots and I always find myself able to get a small treat at the end of the month with the points I accumulated during that period of time, or, if I know that a big launch is on the horizon and products will be slightly expensive but I still want to try them, I hold on on my points for a while and then I treat myself with a bigger item, as you are able to choose the option of 'Pay with Advantage Points' at the till.
I feel like if you are a frequent Boots shopper you could benefit a lot from the scheme and why not just treat yourself once in a while with your points.
A Boots spokesperson said: "All Boots Advantage Card holders will be given access to the Price Advantage programme meaning they'll be able to get their hands on even bigger savings by being members of the loyalty scheme."
The company also teased hundreds of new half-price deals and more £2 essentials.
Here's some deals live at the moment for Advantage Members:
Helpful Links & Info:
Boots Advantage Card Home Page
Boots Advantage Cards T&Cs*
Article Source: thesun.co.uk/mon…rd/
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