EMTs and paramedics qualify for 25 of the discounts below by name. Sugar Bowl takes 50% off weekday lift tickets for EMTs and paramedics, SimpliSafe takes 50% off a new home security system for Police, Fire and EMT, and Vortex Optics sells at 40% off MSRP through SCHEELS with EMTs eligible. Next come 30% off at Dark Angel Medical and adidas.
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The first 25 brands name EMTs, paramedics or EMS, and six more at the end offer a first responder discount without listing jobs. Check the final price after you verify and before you pay.
Gear For The Rig And The Bag
Dark Angel Medical: 30% Off Through GovX
Dark Angel Medical takes 30% off for first responders, and its FAQ spells out fire, police and EMS. Click Get Verified on a product page or in your cart, verify once with GovX ID, and GovX hands you a one-time code for the order. Training classes are excluded, and the code doesn’t combine with other codes.
North American Rescue: Special Pricing By Application
North American Rescue gives special pricing on its tactical medical products to civilian law enforcement and EMS. It doesn’t publish a percentage. You fill out the NAR Pricing Application on its site, say whether the account is yours or an agency’s, and customer service reviews it and replies by email. They check eligibility before granting pricing, so apply before you build a cart.
Leatherman: 20% Off Multi-Tools
Leatherman takes 20% off eligible multi-tools for police, fire and EMT. Click Get Discount, verify with VerifyPass, and use the one-time code at checkout on leatherman.com with the email you verified. It’s limited to 3 discounted tools per order, one code per person every 365 days, and it can’t be combined with any other offer.
YETI: 20% Off Eligible Gear
EMTs, firefighters and law enforcement officers qualify for 20% off all eligible YETI gear through ID.me. Add items to your bag on YETI.com and verify with ID.me before you pay. Only eligible items show the lower price, so check the total before you place the order. YETI also caps discounted purchases per calendar year and excludes new releases, seasonal colors and limited-edition products, so check its terms before a big order.
Shoes And Workwear For Long Shifts
Thorogood: Up To 15% Off Workwear
Thorogood takes up to 15% off through GovX ID for first responders including law enforcement, fire and EMS. Click the discount button on Thorogood’s GovX page, verify, and copy the single-use code to enter at checkout on thorogoodworkwear.com. The code covers workwear apparel and accessories only, not boots, and it’s one code a day.
Nike: 10% Off Most Items
Nike takes 10% off most items on Nike.com and in the Nike App, and eligible first responders include EMTs. You need a free Nike Member account, you verify your job, and you get a single-use promo code. A new code is available every seven days, and the discount applies to the first $500 of a qualified purchase. Nike By You, gift cards and select Launch and SNKRS products are excluded.
adidas: 30% Off Select Full-Price Items
adidas takes 30% off select full-price items through ID.me, for first responders, active or retired, including police, firefighters, EMT and 911 dispatchers. At checkout choose Verify with ID.me. The discount tops out at $250 and it’s one use per customer. Gift cards, final sale items and a named list of styles are excluded, and it can’t be combined with other offers.
Under Armour: 20% Off All Purchases
Under Armour takes 20% off all purchases on UA.com, the UA App and UA Brand House for first responders, including police, fire, nurses, doctors and EMT. At UA Factory House the discount is 10%. Choose Military and First Responder Discount at checkout and verify with ID.me. It can’t be combined with other promotional codes or sitewide promotions.
Lululemon: 15% Off, Online And In Store
Lululemon takes 15% off for US first responders, and firefighters, law enforcement, search and rescue, EMTs, medical doctors and licensed nurses are covered. Choose Get Verified on its Military and First Responders page, verify through SheerID, and turn on the 15% off toggle at checkout. In a store, ask an educator to apply it and bring a valid ID. It’s for members, exclusions apply, and extra documentation may be requested.
Phones, Computers And Home Security
SimpliSafe: 50% Off A New System
SimpliSafe takes 50% off a new system for first responders including Police, Fire and EMT. Open the Protectors page, choose First Responders, verify through VerifyPass, and use the one-time code in your cart on SimpliSafe.com. Each code is good for one use and one year, it only works on a new system, and it can’t be combined with other offers.
Verizon: 10% Off, And Per-Account Amounts
Active and retired firefighters, police and EMS workers, volunteers included, qualify for Verizon’s 10% off the base monthly rate. Verify with ID.me; documents such as a pay stub or ID may be requested. Verizon’s support FAQ lists different amounts: $10 a month for one phone, $25 for two or three and $20 for four or more on Unlimited plans, or 15% on most other plans. Check the final step of your order to see which one you get.
T-Mobile: $720 A Year On Four Lines
T-Mobile’s First Responder Savings plans save $720 a year on four Experience lines for state and local first responders, including firefighters and EMTs who are active, volunteer or pensioned retirees. Pick a plan with First Responder Savings, then verify at my.t-mobile.com/profile within 45 days or the plan costs up to $20 a line more each month. Federal employees and administrative roles aren’t eligible.
AT&T: FirstNet Plans From $27 A Line
AT&T’s first responder route is FirstNet, which serves law enforcement, fire and rescue and emergency medical responders. FirstNet Value 2.0 runs from $45 a month for one line down to $27 a line on multiple lines. A verified FirstNet subscriber can add family lines at 20% off Premium 2.0, 15% off Extra 2.0 or 10% off Value 2.0. It’s plan pricing, not a percent off your current bill, and you sign up at firstnet.com.
Samsung: Up To 30% Off Through ID.me
Samsung’s First Responders Offer Program takes up to 30% off, and the amount depends on the product line. Nurses, paramedics, police officers and more qualify. Create a Samsung Account, then verify with ID.me (GovX and WeSalute also work). You can buy up to two products per product category in any 12-month period. Samsung’s savings page says they combine with public and seasonal offers, but its terms say no other offer applies, so check the cart total before you pay.
Dell: Up To 10% Extra
Dell takes up to 10% extra off eligible products for verified U.S. police, firefighters, EMTs and search and rescue professionals. Create a Dell account, register for Dell Rewards, and verify with SheerID from your account’s membership section. You can buy up to two eligible products per transaction and make two transactions a year, and it works only on Dell.com. It combines with select offers but not with other Dell coupons.
Trucks And Vehicles
Jeep: $500 Off Select New Vehicles
Jeep takes $500 off the purchase or lease of select vehicles for eligible EMTs and paramedics, police and law enforcement officers, career and volunteer firefighters, and 911 dispatchers. Click Get Authorization Number on Jeep’s first responder page, then show the code at a franchised dealer when you buy or lease. It applies to the listed models and model years.
Ram: $500 Off Select New Vehicles
Ram takes $500 off the purchase or lease of select vehicles for eligible EMTs and paramedics, police and law enforcement officers, career and volunteer firefighters, and 911 dispatchers, under the same program as Jeep. Get an authorization number on Ram’s first responder page and show it at a franchised dealer. It’s valid on listed models only, including the Ram 1500, ProMaster and 2500 and 3500 pickups.
Ford: A Cash Reward Set By Your ZIP Code
Ford gives first responders an exclusive cash reward toward a new Ford or Lincoln, and the amount depends on your ZIP code, so Ford doesn’t give a single figure. Check your offer on the program page before you visit a dealer. EMTs and paramedics, career firefighters, active police officers, volunteer firefighters and dispatchers are eligible. Enter your ZIP code on the program page, confirm your status through ID.me, and bring the certificate to the dealer. You can use it on up to 5 eligible purchases or leases a calendar year, and retired police officers aren’t covered.
Ski Days, Resorts And Nights Out
Sugar Bowl Resort: 50% Off Weekday Lift Tickets
Sugar Bowl takes 50% off lift tickets Monday through Friday on non-holiday days for EMTs and paramedics, along with law enforcement, firefighters, veterans and active duty military. Buy online in advance and show valid ID at pickup. Weekends and holidays aren’t included.
Sandals: 10% Off At The Resort
Sandals takes 10% off for first responders: police, firefighters, EMT and search and rescue members. Sign in to your Sandals account, verify through the SheerID form in your profile, then open the reservation under Trips and select Apply First Responders Discount. It’s one room per first responder, it can’t be combined with other promotions, and it can’t be applied to reservations made within 60 days of travel. EMTs re-verify every year.
Spartan Race: Up To 25% Off Registration
Spartan Race takes up to 25% off race registration and 15% off merchandise for current and former US law enforcement, firefighters and first responders, including EMT, EMS and paramedics. Choose Verify and Claim with GovX on its Service Member Discounts page, then copy your single-use code at checkout. It’s one discount code a day, and merchandise exclusions include Power Systems, Ram Rollers, gift cards, iTab and custom jerseys.
Dave & Buster’s: 15% Off Food And Drinks
Dave & Buster’s takes 15% off food and non-alcoholic drinks with a valid military or first responder ID, for firefighters, EMTs and officers. Show your ID to your server. It covers you and up to 4 guests at participating locations, and excludes game play, gift cards, alcohol, past purchases, tax and gratuity.
Optics And Range Gear
Vortex Optics: 40% Off MSRP Through SCHEELS
Vortex Optics sells at 40% off MSRP through SCHEELS’ Vortex Discount Program, for firefighters, police officers, EMTs and 911 dispatchers. Log in to your SCHEELS.com account, verify through ID.me and choose First Responder, then shop the Vortex optics and accessories. The program lives on SCHEELS’ site, not Vortex’s.
Sig Sauer: 15% Off Non-Sale Items
Sig Sauer takes 15% off all non-sale items on its webstore for Police, Fire and EMT. Click Get Discount, verify with VerifyPass, and use the one-time code at checkout. Codes aren’t valid on sale items or gift cards. Its Off-Duty Program also offers special firearm pricing through participating dealers, with an approved purchaser ID, and names EMTs, firefighters, volunteer firefighters and paramedics. No figure is given for the dealer pricing.
Glock: $75 To $100 Off At Local Dealers
Glock’s Blue Label Program takes most pricing $75 to $100 off retail, up to 2 weapons a calendar year. EMTs, tactical EMTs and paramedics employed by a fire department, law enforcement agency or ambulance service qualify, and so do active duty or volunteer firefighters. EMTs and firefighters can only buy from local Blue Label dealers, not directly from Glock, and a certification alone doesn’t qualify. Check the eligible-ID list for your job before you go.
Savings Through NAEMT Membership
NAEMT members get partner discounts, and the benefits list is public: 20% off all EMS products at 5.11, up to 30% off rental cars at Hertz, up to 20% off the best available rate at Wyndham and up to 30% off at Lenovo. Active membership is $40 a year for certified EMS practitioners. Offer codes are in the member portal, so compare the $40 with the discounts you expect to use.
These Offer A First Responder Discount Without Listing Jobs
onX: 40% Off Memberships
ID.me lists 40% off onX Hunt, onX Offroad and onX Backcountry for first responders. Verify with ID.me, choose your membership, and click Verify with ID.me on the Billing tab. It applies to new purchases, not an active membership.
Bushnell: 40% Off The Whole Site
Bushnell takes 40% off site wide for military and first responders who verify with ID.me at checkout, applied automatically. It can’t be combined with any other promotion or code, and it’s for personal use.
HP: Up To 40% Off Through ID.me
HP’s store for military, healthcare and first responders offers discounts up to 40% for U.S. residents. Sign in with your ID.me account and finish the HP store registration, then shop at member prices. Contract and volume customers aren’t eligible.
Reebok: 30% Off Select Styles
Reebok takes 30% off select styles for all first responders, nurses, physicians and hospital employees. Choose ID.me at checkout and the discount applies automatically. It’s for US customers buying on reebok.com, and it excludes clearance clothing and delivery charges.
Brooks Running: 25% Off Online
Brooks takes 25% off eligible items on BrooksRunning.com for first responders, nurses and military. Verify with ID.me and copy the promo code. You get up to three single-use codes in a rolling 12 months. It’s online only, for U.S. shipping, and not for sale items.
Carhartt: 15% Off Apparel
Carhartt takes 15% off apparel and accessories for military members, first responders and nurses with a valid ID. ID.me’s store page lists the same 15% for first responders. Check the cart total before you pay.
Q&A
Q: Which of these name EMTs and paramedics?
A: The first 25 brands name EMTs, paramedics or EMS. Lululemon lists EMTs, Dell lists emergency medical personnel, Verizon names EMS workers and Ford lists EMT and paramedic. The last six offer a first responder discount without listing jobs, so you’ll see whether your role fits when you verify.
Q: Do volunteer EMTs qualify?
A: At Verizon and T-Mobile, yes: both name volunteers. Glock, Jeep, Ram and Dell name volunteer firefighters, not volunteer EMTs, so ask before you count on it.
Q: Do retired EMTs qualify?
A: Verizon and T-Mobile both name retirees, and adidas lists first responders as active or retired. Sandals names retired police and firefighters but asks EMTs to be active and re-verify every year.
Q: Who verifies me?
A: It depends on the brand. ID.me handles adidas, Under Armour, YETI, Verizon, Samsung and Ford. GovX handles Dark Angel Medical, Thorogood and Spartan Race. SheerID handles Lululemon, Dell and Sandals. VerifyPass handles SimpliSafe, Leatherman and Sig Sauer. Jeep and Ram use a third-party service that gives you a code for the dealer.
Q: Why do some entries say “up to”?
A: The brand’s wording is “up to” because the amount differs by product or purchase. Samsung’s savings differ by product line, Dell says up to 10% extra, Thorogood says up to 15% and Spartan Race says up to 25%.
Q: Which of these work in a store?
A: Lululemon applies the 15% in store if you ask an educator and bring ID. Dave & Buster’s takes the discount at the table when you show your ID to your server. Sugar Bowl asks for valid ID at ticket pickup. The rest have you verify online, send an application or take a code or certificate to a dealer.
Q: Can I stack these with sales or other codes?
A: Usually not. SimpliSafe, Leatherman, Under Armour and Bushnell all say it can’t be combined with other offers or codes. Nike works only with free shipping codes, Samsung’s pages disagree, and Verizon combines with other offers except teacher, nurse, student and military discounts.
More Information:
Terms change, so check the price on your screen after you verify and before you pay. For every first responder group in one place, see our guide to first responder discounts. See the firefighter discounts and police officer discounts pages too.