Boots has a secret reward scheme that will give you more than double the points
We had no idea!
Boots is popular for everything from beauty products to medicine to prescription glasses – but a secret reward scheme could actually get you even more discounts!
Boots is popular for everything from beauty products to medicine to prescription glasses – but a secret reward scheme could actually get you even more discounts!
The high-street pharmacy offers the Boots Advantage Card to all customers, which will give you 4 points for every £1 spent in store.
But it turns out there's another scheme that will actually give you even more points. The catch? You need to be over 60.
The Over 60s Rewards is available to any older shoppers who already have the Boots Advantage Card, and will give you 10 points for every £1 you spend on Boots branded products – which is more than double!
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Boots’ own brands include Natural Collection, No7, Soltan, and Tea Tree Witch Hazel.
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As well as the extra points, the Over 60s Rewards also gives shoppers other perks like 25% savings on your first pair of glasses or prescription sunglasses, exclusive in-store events, and 150 bonus points when they get their first hearing check at Boots Hearingcare.Not bad!
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The news of the secret reward scheme comes after the retailer announced it is launching a dedicated sexual pleasure and wellbeing category online.
Commenting about the move, Helen Normoyle, Marketing Director for Boots UK and Ireland, said, “Our research shows that 80 per cent of people believe that your sexual wellbeing can increase self-confidence, and nearly 60 per cent of us believe it can improve general happiness.
“But we still don’t feel comfortable talking about female sexual pleasure and intimate health. So, we are using our own communications channels – to help normalise sexual wellbeing as a topic, as well giving customers an accessible way to find out more.”
Mariana is the managing editor of woman&home. She has previously worked for lifestyle titles including GoodtoKnow covering all aspects of women’s lifestyle - from the Royal Family, beauty and fashion to wellness and travel. She was nominated for AOP Digital Journalist of the Year in 2020, and for New Digital Talent of the Year at the 2016 PPA Digital Awards. She’s mildly obsessed with TV (reality TV shows included) and spends far too much time planning her next trip away.
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