LifeAid gives first responders 10% off one-time orders and 20% off subscription orders, verified through ID.me. The rates are on LifeAid’s ID.me Shop page, and LifeAid’s own site confirms that it verifies first responders through ID.me at checkout.
LIFEAID Beverage Co. sells drink mixes and beverages under names including FITAID, FOCUSAID, IMMUNITYAID, PARTYAID and GOLFERAID, and it also has a retailer program. If you’re a regular at the station fridge or the gym bag, the part to focus on is the order type, because the two first responder rates are not the same.
How To Get The LifeAid First Responder Discount
LifeAid’s home page says it uses ID.me for verification and that first responders (Fire, Police, EMT etc.) are among the groups it verifies, and that verification can be accessed at checkout. The steps:
- Add what you want to your LifeAid cart.
- At checkout, choose the ID.me verification option (LifeAid’s home page also links to it).
- Verify through ID.me, then check the cart total before you pay.
ID.me’s page for LifeAid lists two first responder rates: 10% off one-time orders and 20% off subscription orders. One restriction is printed there: the offer isn’t valid on wholesale account purchases.
One-Time Order Or Subscription
The gap between 10% and 20% is the whole decision. If you’re buying a box once to try a flavor, you get the smaller rate. If you set up a recurring order, ID.me’s page lists the larger one. LifeAid’s own FAQ describes a separate subscriber perk: subscribers get 10% off plus free shipping on every order they place on the site, not just the subscription. The pages read don’t say how that perk and the first responder rates combine, so check what your cart shows before you commit, and ask LifeAid if the numbers don’t add up the way you expect.
Who Counts
LifeAid’s page lists military (including veterans and immediate family), first responders (fire, police, EMT and so on), nurses, medical providers, hospital employees, students and teachers as the groups it verifies through ID.me. That wording is more specific than most brand pages, and it names EMTs directly. The edge cases, like dispatchers or volunteers, are decided by ID.me’s check, not by LifeAid’s page.
Returns And Cancelling
LifeAid’s FAQ says it offers returns on unopened products within 30 days, and that you can cancel a subscription from your account dashboard. Because returns are limited to unopened products, buy a small order first if you haven’t tried a flavor.
Q&A
Q: What are LifeAid’s first responder rates?
A: ID.me’s page for LifeAid lists 10% off one-time orders and 20% off subscription orders for first responders.
Q: Who verifies me?
A: ID.me. LifeAid’s home page says verification can be accessed at checkout.
Q: Does the discount work on wholesale accounts?
A: No. The restriction printed on ID.me’s page says it isn’t valid on wholesale account purchases.
Q: Are EMTs included?
A: LifeAid’s page lists first responders as fire, police, EMT and so on.
Q: Can I return an opened box?
A: LifeAid’s FAQ says it offers returns on unopened products within 30 days.
Q: Which other drink-mix or supplement brand verifies first responders?
A: Onnit does, through ID.me. It’s covered on our Onnit first responder discount page.
More Information:
LifeAid’s offer and ID.me’s listing can change, so confirm the rates at checkout before you order. For more supplement and wellness savings, browse our health and fitness discounts.
