Asda is offering customers money off their shopping if they book a flu jab
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The supermarket said it wants to give back to shoppers who book their jab and provide them an opportunity to earn some money that can be put towards essential items.
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How do I get the reward?
The offer is valid until 23 October 2022, meaning Asda shoppers have less than a month to benefit from the discount.
To get the discount, customers must book a flu jab at an Asda pharmacy, which costs £9.98. They will then receive a cash reward through the new Asda Rewards loyalty scheme app.
Customers will be credited with £1 into their “cash pot” which can be used to get money off a future shop.
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Hide AdThrough the app, customers can earn vouchers to save money on future grocery bills and are credited with “Asda pounds” rather than points. Customers can also use the app to get cash back, as well as money off at the checkout.
How can I book a flu jab?
Customers can book a flu jab by visiting Asda’s in-store pharmacy team or use the booking service online.
Appointments are available seven days a week, with slots up for grabs throughout the day.
Asda Pharmacy will also offer free flu jabs to anyone who qualifies through the NHS from 15 October. However, you will not receive the Asda Rewards bonus with the free jab.
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Hide AdFaisal Tuddy, Superintendent Pharmacist at Asda, said: “It’s so important to get a flu jab, especially if you are vulnerable or if you’re visiting family members this winter.
“We want to give back to shoppers who book their jab, which is why we’re giving Asda Rewards users the opportunity to earn some money in their cash pot which they can then put towards their essentials.”
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