Rexall student discount

Score 20% off regular-priced health, beauty, and everyday essentials at Rexall with SPC!*

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Keep your daily essentials fully stocked with 20% off at Rexall

Whether you are picking up late-night study snacks, restocking your skincare routine, or grabbing last-minute hygiene essentials, stretching your student budget has never been easier. With SPC, you unlock an exclusive 20% discount on regular-priced items at Rexall locations across Canada. Simply present your digital SPC card to the cashier at the checkout register to instantly apply your savings. While this deal covers a massive portion of the store's inventory, please keep in mind that standard exclusions do apply—including pharmacy prescriptions, transit tickets, lottery, gift cards, and select fresh grocery staples.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the SPC student discount at Rexall?

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As an SPC member, you get an exclusive 20% off all eligible, regular-priced merchandise at participating Rexall locations.

How do I redeem my 20% off savings in-store?

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Redeeming your discount is incredibly simple. Just open your SPC app and present your active digital membership card to the cashier before you pay for your items at the register.

Can I use my student discount on prescriptions?

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No, pharmacy items are excluded from this promotion. The 20% discount cannot be applied to prescriptions, insulin, or any products containing codeine.

Are groceries included in the 20% off deal?

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While you can absolutely use your discount on most snacks and pantry items, fresh grocery staples are excluded by the terms and conditions. You cannot apply the discount to items like fresh milk, eggs, cheese, bread, baby formula, or adult meal supplements.

Can I buy gift cards, lottery, or transit tickets with the SPC discount?

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No. The student discount strictly excludes all Rexall and third-party gift cards, lottery tickets, transit tickets, postal services, stamps, prepaid phone cards, and newspapers.