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April 14, 2022
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Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, Fred Meyer supermarkets help seniors find low prices on groceries and fuel. Seniors can shop at Fred Meyer for fresh produce, bakery items, seafood, and vitamins and supplements from local store chains such as Food 4 Less and Ralphs, depending on the location.
Fred Meyer offers great discounts for seniors ages 55 and up, including weekly digital coupons, cash back savings, and a price-match guarantee. It also offers a 10 percent discount to veterans, current military members, and their families.
On the first Tuesday of every month, Fred Meyer offers a senior discount: 10 percent off any regular-price items for people ages 55 and older. To obtain the discount, you have to call the number on the back of your Fred Meyer rewards card and link your account.
The following items are excluded from the Fred Meyer senior discount:
The senior discount is not valid on prior purchases, and rain checks are not available.
Fred Meyer offers a 10 percent discount for veterans, current military members, and their families with valid ID. When you use the discount for the first time, you will need to register in-store.
The following items are excluded from the Fred Meyer military discount:
Fred Meyer offers hundreds of digital coupons you can browse by brand or item name. Savings include a variety of deals, such as 50 cents off select grocery items and $15 off a pickup or delivery order.
To save and “clip” the digital coupon, you need to sign in to your Fred Meyer account. If you don’t have an account, then you can sign up by entering your email address and creating a password at the company’s website.
Below, you’ll find a few examples of common coupons and categories you can save on.
To redeem your digital coupons, download the coupon directly through the Fred Meyer website or use the company’s mobile app.
Fred Meyer offers a monthly senior discount of 10 percent for seniors over the age of 55.
Fred Meyer offers 10 percent discount on eligible items for current military members, their families, and veterans with ID.