AG1 gives first responders 25% off a subscription, verified through ID.me at checkout. AG1’s own discounts page says to click the “Verify with ID.me” button at checkout, and that the discount is applied automatically after verification. The 25% is on a subscription, not a one-time purchase.
AG1 is the company formerly marketed as Athletic Greens, and its current name is on its own discounts page. The page’s main product example is AG1 Next Gen on a 30-day subscription, and it describes the company’s savings as open to everyone first and to specific groups second. If you’ve been buying one-time, the subscription requirement is the part to read twice.
How To Get The AG1 First Responder Discount
There’s no code to find. AG1’s page says it doesn’t typically use discount codes. The steps follow from what the page says:
- Choose a subscription. AG1’s page ties the 25% to a subscription.
- At checkout, click the “Verify with ID.me” button.
- Verify with ID.me. The discount is applied automatically after verification.
- Check the total before you pay.
Who Qualifies
AG1’s page says the discount applies to military members, first responders, nurses and other medical providers, and teachers. It doesn’t list which first responder roles count, so ID.me’s verification step is where your role gets confirmed.
The Terms ID.me Prints
ID.me’s page for AG1 lists the same 25% for first responders and adds restrictions: the community discount can’t be combined with other discounts, offers or referral codes, and only one discount can be applied per account. That matters because AG1 also runs savings for everyone, covered next. AG1’s own page doesn’t say how its public subscription savings relate to the 25%, so expect to get one discount, not a stack, and check what your cart shows.
What AG1 Offers Everyone
AG1’s discounts page says a 30-day subscription to AG1 Next Gen saves you 20% versus a one-time purchase, at $79 instead of $99, with free shipping. It says a three-month subscription saves an additional 10%, which it describes as 30% off the one-time purchase price. For a first responder, 25% beats the 20% on the monthly plan, while the three-month plan’s 30% is a larger number than the verified discount on paper. The page doesn’t say whether the verified discount applies to the three-month plan, so ask AG1 before you pick a plan on the strength of the math.
The page also mentions a referral program for existing subscribers, with terms that apply, seasonal and holiday promotions especially for new subscribers, and the option to compare AG1’s prices at select retailers it names as Costco, Target and Ulta.
Cancelling And The Guarantee
AG1’s page says subscriptions are no-risk, that you can cancel at any time, and that it offers a 90-day money-back guarantee. A discount tied to a subscription is only as good as your ability to leave it, so set a reminder for your second shipment and read the cancel steps in your account before you commit.
Q&A
Q: How much is AG1’s first responder discount?
A: AG1’s discounts page says 25% on your AG1 subscription, verified through ID.me.
Q: Does it work on a one-time purchase?
A: The page ties the 25% to a subscription.
Q: Do I need a discount code?
A: No. The page says to click “Verify with ID.me” at checkout, and that AG1 doesn’t typically use discount codes.
Q: Can I combine it with another AG1 offer?
A: ID.me’s listing says the community discount can’t be combined with other discounts, offers or referral codes, and only one discount can be applied per account.
Q: Is there a money-back guarantee?
A: AG1’s page says it offers a 90-day money-back guarantee, and that you can cancel at any time.
Q: Which other supplement brand verifies first responders through ID.me?
A: Onnit does. It’s covered on our Onnit first responder discount page.
More Information:
AG1’s offers and ID.me’s listing can change, so confirm the terms at checkout before you order. For more supplement and wellness savings, browse our health and fitness discounts.
