As the cost of living crisis worsens, many of us are trying to find ways to keep our food bills down.
With the price of what feels like everything going up, any way to save money is welcomed. And now Asda is offering customers money off their shopping if they book a flu jab at any of its in-store pharmacies.
The scheme comes after the supermarket launched a rewards app earlier this year. Rather than points, shoppers instead rack up "pounds", and customers can use the app to get cash back, as well as money off at the checkout.
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Anyone who books a private flu jab at an Asda pharmacy will receive a cash reward for doing so through Asda Rewards. Customers who book the vaccination, priced at £9.98, before October 23 will be credited £1 into their "cash pot".
The retailer is also offering free jabs to those who are eligible through the NHS, including those over the age of 50*, frontline or social care workers, pregnant individuals, or those with certain health conditions.
For further information on conditions that qualify individuals for a free jab, please visit the NHS website. Individuals are able to book one flu jab per year.
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