How To Maximise Your Boots Advantage Card Points

You'll soon be racking up the points!
How To Maximise Your Boots Advantage Card Points

Boots (or Boots the Chemist to us oldies), have a loyalty card called the Boots Advantage Card. Accrue points every time you shop with Boots, and spend the points online, or in store.

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Earn 500 Advantage Card Points When You Recycle Empty Packaging

It's about time Boots were part of a recycle scheme like this... for every five empty products you recycle you get 500 points for your Advantage Card. Man, I'm gonna be Advantage Card rich!

Just download the Scan2Recyle app, scan and take a picture of your empty products and drop them off at the designated point in one of the 50 participating stores.

Here are the stores that are taking part in the Boots recycle scheme:

  • Birmingham The Bull Ring Shopping Centre
  • Cannock Church Street
  • Staines Two Rivers Retail Park
  • Leicester Beaumont Leys
  • Witney High Street
  • Bristol Broadmead
  • Yate North Walk
  • Cheltenham High Street
  • Cardiff Queen Street
  • Oxford Cornmarket Street
  • Torquay Union Street
  • Plymouth Drakes Circus
  • Bristol Henleaze
  • London Bloomsbury
  • London 361 Oxford Street
  • London Chelsea 148 Kings Road
  • London Gloucester Road
  • Barnet High Street
  • London Brixton Road
  • Watford The Harlequin
  • Bromley The Glades Shopping Centre
  • London Wimbledon Centre Court Shopping Centre
  • London Balham High Road
  • Romford The Liberty
  • Brighton North Street Gillingham
  • Hempstead Valley Shopping Centre
  • Jersey St Helier Queen Street
  • London Piccadilly Circus
  • Dartford Bluewater
  • London 193 Oxford Street
  • Birmingham High Street
  • Dagenham Heathway The Mall
  • Salisbury Silver Street
  • Jersey St Helier King Street
  • Eastleigh Chandlers Ford
  • London Olympic Park
  • Stratford City
  • Bracknell The Lexicon Shopping Centre
  • Didcot The Orchard Centre
  • Rushden Lakes Shopping Park
  • Portsmouth Ocean Park Burfields Road
  • Birmingham Fort Dunlop
  • Chester Broughton Shopping Park
  • London Kew
  • Leicester Fosse Park Shopping Centre
  • Bournemouth Castle Point Shopping Park
  • Borehamwood Retail Park
  • Shepton Mallet Townsend Shopping Park
  • Tottenham Hale Retail Park
  • Nottingham Giltbrook Retail Park
  • Llandudno Retail Park

This is currently a trial in these stores, so hopefully it'll be rolled out nationwide if successful.

You'll be able to recycle most makeup items like lipsticks and mascara wands, as well as shampoo bottles, but you won’t be able to recycle the likes of aerosol cans, perfume bottles, nail polish bottles, hair dyes, brow and eyelash tints, razors, used PPE, food packaging including crisps, medicine, vitamins/supplements blister packs and foils; any electrical items and any medical devices.

The items don't even need to be sold by Boots themselves!

Note that you can only get a maximum of 500 points per day so you're better to split them into separate visits for maximum profit on the points.

500 points rewards are issued via a barcode, sent to your email address. You then have to take it to the in-store No7 till point, together with your Advantage Card. You must redeem that barcode on the day you get it or you won't receive your 500 points.

Further details can be found here*.

How do I change my address on my Boots Advantage Card?

You can change your address by logging into your Boots Advantage Card Account* online, or by ringing contact the Advantage Card Team on 0345 124 4545.

It is so important that Boots have the right address linked to your Advantage Card. Firstly, if you lose it then a replacement will be sent out; and secondly, they send out vouchers that enable you to earn extra points on your card.

What do I do if my Boots Advantage Card gets lost?

If your Boots Advantage Card is lost, stolen or damaged then report it by logging in to your Boots Advantage Card Account, and visit ‘order a new card’ to fill out the form.

You'll be sent out a NEW Boots Advantage Card, and your old points balance will be transferred onto it.

How do I collect Boots Advantage Card Points?

For each £1 you spend, Boots shoppers receive 4 points on your Boots Advantage Card. Hand over your card when purchasing items in store, at the checkout, or add your card to your Boots account for when shopping online.

Boots UK sometimes run special Advantage Card Points Events that prove popular, and allow you to accrue extra points on your purchases.

It's worth keeping an eye out in the post for vouchers that give you personalised Advantage Card offers too. These really help to boost your points balance.

If you haven't already got the Boots Advantage Card App*, then download it now and you can load Advantage Card points offers straight onto your card, so that when you shop those extra points are automatically added at the till point.

How can I check my Boots Advantage Card Points Balance?

There are a few ways you can check your Boots Advantage Card points balance. You can check it in store, by handing your Advantage Card over to the cashier. You can go online and login on Boots.com, where you'll see your points balance in the top right corner.

Another way to keep track of your points, is the Boots Advantage Card App*.

How do I contact Boots Advantage Card?

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You can contact Boots Advantage Card team by phoning 0345 124 4545 about any Boots Advantage Card related query.

Boots Parenting Club

If you have a Boots Advantage Card and are pregnant, or have a baby, then it's worthwhile joining the Boots Parenting Club*. Not only will you get a FREE gift when joining, you'll have access to exclusive baby related offers, and will receive 8 points for every £1 you spend on eligible baby items.

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