Just like spring flowers, Spa & Wellness Gift Cards are popping up everywhere (even on Twitter)! Spa Week is happy to announce that The Spa & Wellness Gift Card is now available at over 20,000 retailers nationwide! The gift card can be used at over 5,000 participating spas and is the perfect gift to make someone (or yourself, we’re not judging) feel spa-cial. Even better, the recipient can conveniently use it during the upcoming 2012 Spring Spa Week Event.
Check out all the participating retailers – if you see us hanging out in one of these stores, tweet us a picture @SpaWeekGiftCard!
- Sam’s Club Nationwide
- Target Nationwide
- CVS Nationwide
- Rite Aid Nationwide
- AAFES Nationwide (US Military Bases)
- Kerr Drug North Carolina
- Kinney Drug New York, New Hampshire, Vermont
- Associated Foods Arizona, Colorado, Montana, Utah, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming
- Basha’s Foods Arizona
- Crest Foods Oklahoma
- Fiesta Mart Texas
- Food Circus/ Super Food Town New Jersey
- HEB Foods Texas
- KVAT/ Food City Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee
- Scolari’s Foods California, Nevada
- Spartan Stores Michigan, Indiana, Ohio
- Winn Dixie Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Georgia
…and coming to stores in April 2012!
Duane Reade
A gift for someone you love on every block in NYC! (It sure beats an I ♥ NY shirt.)
Babies “R” Us
We’re thinking this would be a great item to put on a baby shower registry.
Toys “R” Us
Some of those toys should come with a remedy for parents headaches.
The Details:
The Spa & Wellness Gift Card does not expire and can be used 365 days a year. Gift card domination of $25 or $50 cards are available and a special variable load card is available at CVS Pharmacy and Rite Aid. The variable load card lets you decide how much to give between $25 and $500. The best part about the Spa & Wellness Gift Card? It is accepted at over 5,000 spas!
How To Find A Spa:
A full list of participating spa locations is available online at www.spaweek.com/spa-gift-cards where you can search by city or zip code to find a spa near you.





























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