No it’s not for what you get back! Shop at Chemist Warehouse and you will save so much more!

I find a discount chemist like a Chemist Warehouse or Priceline Pharmacy are generally cheapest. You can also find certain items on sale in Coles for just a few dollars compared to similar products 5 or 6 times as expensive in the mainstream chemists.

As long as you only buy what you need and don’t buy because of what the reward programs suggest then it can defiantly be worth your while

If buying non-prescription goods of any type you should get a discount when you make payment. If you are older and have a Seniors Card you get a higher discount with it. They don’t always ask you if you have a Seniors Card though.
Their prices for some prescriptions are also cheaper than some other national pharmacy groups. e.g. one I get is $17.50 for one (or could even be higher now), at Priceline it is $7.90. = $15.80 for Two….such a big difference.

if you are shopping there anyway, use the card, why not?

Marketing companies will target spending habits, but it is still up to each person to decide on joining loyalty programs.

These cards are only worthwhile if you are purchasing goods anyway. I see them as a bonus and only use them when I have to buy items. I do not buy items to get rewards as it defeats the purpose of getting points and a bonus. I enjoy getting points for cheaper petrol and receiving vouchers from Priceline and other shops.

Depends on how much you use it. I hardly use mine so it takes forever to build up enough points to get anything