7 Reasor’s Perks and Policies Oklahomans Often Miss
Bring your own bags to Reasor’s, and you’ll get 6 cents off for each one.
Oklahomans who shop there every week walk past extras like that without a second look.
Here are the Reasor’s perks and policies Oklahomans often miss.
1. Pet Prescriptions
At Reasor’s pharmacy counter, you can fill pet prescriptions, and Reasor’s says it has over 400 available.
Many cost less than what your vet charges, according to Reasor’s.
Your Reasor’s pharmacist can call your veterinary office for you.
Ask what your pet’s prescription costs before you switch.
Allow one to three business days for shipping.
2. Fuel Points
With Reasor’s Rewards, your grocery spending turns into fuel points, three points for every $50 you spend.
Redeem them at any Oklahoma QuikTrip or Lil’ Reasor’s fuel center, where they reduce the per-gallon price on up to 20 gallons.
Prescriptions count too, at five more points for each paid prescription at a Reasor’s pharmacy.
Without your card, you can enter your phone number at the pump instead.
Reasor’s says each reward expires 60 days after you earn it.
3. Tuesday Discount
Every Tuesday, Reasor’s advertises 5% off for seniors 60 or older and for police, fire, medical and military workers.
It covers market, produce, deli, bakery and floral purchases, plus some store-brand items.
In the store, you need your ID, and you ask for the discount at checkout.
Shop online, and you enter the code SENIOR or FIRSTRESPONDER, then schedule your pickup or delivery for a Tuesday.
Reasor’s calls the offer limited time only, so confirm it at the register.
What Reasor’s Tuesday Perk Leaves Out
In the dairy, frozen and grocery aisles, the 5% discount covers store brands only.
The store brands include Reasor’s, Brookshire’s, Best Choice, Always Save, RedBud Farms, Clearly Organic, Superior Selections and TopCare.
Exclusions include tobacco, alcohol, gift cards, lottery tickets and postage stamps.
4. Two Coupons on One Item
At Reasor’s checkout, you can pair one of its in-store coupons with one manufacturer coupon on the same item, unless either coupon prohibits it.
Only one manufacturer coupon is allowed per item.
Other retailers’ in-store coupons don’t work at Reasor’s, and you won’t get cash back if a coupon is worth more than the item.
Paperless coupons are for in-store use only.
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5. Lost-Receipt Returns
With a receipt dated within 90 days of purchase, Reasor's will exchange or refund items.
If you've lost your receipt, Reasor's says in many cases it can locate your purchase through its Rewards system.
The catch is that the original purchase has to be made with your Rewards Card.
So use your card.
Bill pay, newspapers and magazines are among the items that can't be refunded or exchanged.
6. Wine Stewards
At select Reasor's locations, Wine Stewards can help you plan for gatherings both large and small.
They can help decipher a label or answer an on-the-spot wine question.
Check with your store to see if it has one.
If yours doesn't, Reasor's invites you to contact it and request a certain item.
7. Reusable Bag Savings
For each reusable bag you use, Reasor's takes 6¢ off your total purchase.
Use four bags, and that's 24¢ off.
Some shoppers can overlook that credit.
Tell your cashier you'd like to donate the savings to the Food for Kids program at the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma.
Food for Kids provides weekly sacks of food to children who would have little or no food to eat on weekends.
Referral Credit for Online Orders
Reasor's Online Shopping Referral Program lets a friend save $10 on a first order of $75 or more.
Once that order is placed, you get $10 off your next order of $75.
You find your referral code under My Account.
There's no limit on the number of referrals, but each transaction can redeem only one.
Dry-Aged Beef at Six Stores
Six Reasor's stores, including ones in Bixby, Broken Arrow and Owasso, sell dry-aged steaks.
The list adds the 15th and Lewis, 41st and Peoria and 41st and Yale locations.
You can choose from four aging times: 21, 30, 45 and 60 days.
Each aging time tastes different.
Reasor's calls 30 to 35 days the most commonly requested age, and it compares a 30-day steak's flavor to buttered popcorn and rare roast beef.
Reasor's describes a 45-day steak as having a much more pronounced, bold flavor than one aged 30 days.
At 60 days, the entire exterior crust is removed before a steak can be sold.
If you try a 45-day steak, don't trim off all the fat before you cook it because the fat's flavor changes before the meat's does.
Local Growers
On its produce page, Reasor's lists local growers and lets you read about each grower.
Scissortail Farms raises lettuce and herbs in an aeroponic and hydroponic facility in West Tulsa.
If you like mushrooms, J-M Farms has grown them in Miami, Oklahoma, since 1979.
Eden Veggie Farms grows red and heirloom tomatoes, herbs and cucumbers.
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