Military Discounts for Subscriptions and Lifestyle Boxes
Finding a legitimate military discount on a subscription box can be a headache. You’ll find plenty of lists online, but half the codes are expired, and others are often just bait. But not all! From high-protein meal kits and tactical gear to veteran-owned coffee roasters, the following subscription services offer solid discounts on every delivery.
Grooming and Hygiene
Bevel
Service members get 15 percent off Bevel’s Shave Kit subscription when they use the code MilitaryFam15 at checkout.
Dr. Squatch
Military personnel get 10 percent off one-time purchases, first-time subscriptions, and renewals of personal care products.
Johnny Slicks
Service members get a military discount for qualifying purchases.
Specialized Gear and Lifestyle Boxes
MedicBox
You can save up to 30 percent on your MedicBox subscription by verifying your identity through GovX.
Troopster
While not a discount in the true sense of the word, veteran-owned and operated Troopster offers free care packages with no-cost shipping to APO/FPO through its non-profit charity.
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ShieldBox
While we don’t have an exact discount amount on the monthly tactical and LEO gear boxes offered by ShieldBox, you’ll get exclusive GovX community pricing once you sign up.
Meal Kits and Food
HelloFresh
Military members get 55 percent off their first HelloFresh box, then 15 percent off every box for up to 51 weeks. The company covers shipping on that first box, too, but you’ll have to pay for delivery on the rest. Just a heads-up that the discount doesn’t apply to premium meals, add-ons, or upgrades, and you can’t stack it with other promos or gift cards.
EveryPlate
EveryPlate hits your wallet with an even greater discount: you get 65 percent off that first box, and the company covers shipping to your door. After that, you’ll get 15 percent off every box for the next 51 weeks.
Factor Meals
Factor Meals offers the same discount as HelloFresh—you get a military discount for the first box, then 15 percent off every box for the remainder of the year. The same restrictions apply.
Home Chef
Home Chef offers 50 percent off your first box (up to $60) and 10 percent off all future orders.
Green Chef
Green Chef offers 55-65% off your first box and 15% off your next year when you verify via GovX.
Marley Spoon
Service members get up to $260 off through their first five orders when they sign up via ID.me.
Blue Apron
You’ll need at least $65 of items in your cart (before taxes) to trigger this deal, and the most you can save per box is $25. It’s strictly for first-time customers and covers your first two orders through their site or app. Just a heads-up that it’s one per person.
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Coffee and Beverage Subscriptions
Black Rifle Coffee
Veteran-owned Black Rifle Coffee offers a military discount for your first subscription box, and past offers have included cash back when you register through ID.me.
Arial Supply Coffee
ARC’s subscription program, the 1st Caffeine Regiment, offers a military discout for your next order.
Alpha Coffee
Service members get 10 percent off every order, which stacks with their 10 percent subscription discount for a total of 20 percent off.
LifeAid/FitAid
All verified military members and their families can get a military discount for subscription orders and 10 percent off one-time orders after verifying with ID.me.
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About the author
Editor-in-Chief Joe Wallace is a 13-year veteran of the United States Air Force and a former reporter/editor for Air Force Television News and the Pentagon Channel. His freelance work includes contract work for Motorola, VALoans.com, and Credit Karma. He is co-founder of Dim Art House in Springfield, Illinois, and spends his non-writing time as an abstract painter, independent publisher, and occasional filmmaker.
