Boots Advantage Card Reviews

I've used my boots over the years for all toiletries, some travel accessories and at least 2 meal deals a week. This has proved to be a great little advantage card when it comes to using your points. Not only do you save points on every purchase Boots are one for promotional offers such as additional points promotions and double/triple ...  Read the complete review

Boots advantage card - what's not to love?! For many years, I have been an avid Boots shopper. I find their stores incredibly convenient, whether small highstreet ones, the large out-of-town retail sites or the city centre stores that I find so accessible. When I am in need of health & beauty related basics, it is my first ...  Read the complete review

The Boots Advantage card was one of the first that I ever came into contact with and I have owned one for about 15 years. As I had a Saturday job in Superdrug when I was at school that was where I bought my make up and toiletries as I got a nice staff discount. When I'd there I started shopping round a bit more and Boots became one of my ...  Read the complete review

I have owned a boots advantage cards for several years now and the rewards a quite generous. With 4 points per one pound spent being awarded. Each point is worth one pence to spend in store. Products are not always best value in Boots so I wouldn't use the card just for the points. However if you are regularly spending money in Boots ...  Read the complete review

Before I had my daughter the only loyalty card I had was for tesco and to be honest I hardly ever remembered to use it. Since she came along and the need for buying excessive amounts of nappies became a reality I thought it was definitely in my interest to get a boots loyalty card and at least see a return on all the money I was spending ...  Read the complete review

I spend a lot of time shopping in Boots and nearly every time I go into the shopping centre in my local town I seem to come out with a few things from Boots. Therefore I get a lot of use from my Boots advantage card! In my opinion the Boots advantage card is probably the best store loyalty card on the high street. ...  Read the complete review

For those like myself who spend a lot on hair and beauty products, the advantage card offers a great rewards scheme. Registration- simple, sign up in store or online to receive your card. Registration is free. Rewards- you receive 4 points for every £1 spent. Each point equals 1 penny. So, spend £30 in store and ...  Read the complete review

Most people I know now have a Boots Advantage card and as most people on Dooyoo tend to be savvy shoppers I would guess a lot of you do too, because as reward systems go, this is one of the best out there, in my humble opinion! You can apply for an Advantage card either in store, online or by telephone and, having done so, ...  Read the complete review

==Boots Advantage Card Scheme== This is one loyalty card that has been around for a while, along with the likes of Tesco Clubcard, Nectar Card & Superdrug Beauty Card. This is my first loyalty card to ever own and to be fair I've always wanted to have my own loyalty card instead of using someone elses & letting them ...  Read the complete review

I have found that Boots products are very pricey and will only shop there in the new year sales, an advantage card just offsets only part of what you could save elsewhere, also their own branded products are of poor quality.

When I was in college we used to go to Boots almost every day to get one of their fantastic meal deals and one of my friends would always ask me to use her Boots Card until one day I thought 'Why don't I have one of these?!" and I applied for one. Application process was easy and it even had the option to opt-in for organ donation ...  Read the complete review

This has to be the best loyalty card on the market with 4 points collected for £1 spent in store and online. It is free as well so you are getting something back for nothing! BOOTS Everyone knows who Boots are. Stores can be seen on most high streets up and down the country and inside you can find an array of ...  Read the complete review

I have had a Boots Advantage card for years however I did not use it much until I became pregnant. I joined the Boots parenting club which is open to all Advantage card holders who are pregnant or have a child under 2. You recieve loads of money off coupons, free gifts such as changing bag, weaning kit and photo book. You also recieve ...  Read the complete review

Every time I entered in a Boots shop and bought something I constantly been asked if I want an Advantage Card for too. Finding myself shopping moderately I thought it would be better if I give into it. To begin with there was a form to complete , I could either send it by post myself or go back to and hand it to the shop ...  Read the complete review

I am a MASSIVE fan of this card, and honestly try to sign everyone up. Why? Simply because you really do get money back. With boots being one of the leading pharmacists/general health store/sells just about everything now store.. you see them everywhere. So by having a boots card, especially if you shop there almost daily for a meal ...  Read the complete review

The Boots Advantage Card. Being 3 months pregnant and shopping for baby bargains is always a task and half, especially in the middle of the year when there are no sales! - I am very very loyal to Boots and have been using them for years, from dropping in prescriptions to buying hair straighteners and quick medicines and ...  Read the complete review

I rarely use loyalty cards but Boots and Tesco advantage cards are a permanent part of my purse. These are the shops that I use the most and have the schemes that I think offer the best rewards. I've had a Boots advantage card for around 10 years now and it is well worth having. It is very simple to sign up for this card, all you have to ...  Read the complete review

Nowadays it seems that just about every store has some kind of 'reward card' but one of the first (at least to my memory) is the Boots Advantage card... and still one of the best! But what makes the Boots card stand apart from the herds of plastic in my wallet? 1) 4 points per pound as standard. I can't think of a single other ...  Read the complete review

Is there such a thing as free money? I am usually quite wary of any type of store / club cards but I have had my Boots Advantage card for a few years now and there is definitely no catch to it! I suppose that a lot of people use Boots stores, as they are in most towns and cities and offer quite a good range of products. So ...  Read the complete review

The Boots Advantage card is a fantastic idea to keep their customers coming back. The card is free to sign up for and involves filling in a small form. I got my advantage card years ago, and only started it using about 4 years ago. How it works... For every £1 you spend in Boots you receive 4 points (so ...  Read the complete review