Knowing when and how alt super store runs its discounts is the difference between paying full price and getting the best deal, so here's what actually works.
Check the Clearance Page First, But Only for Brands You Already Know
Open the Clearance page at the start of every visit and match it against brands you have bought before, and send anything unfamiliar to your cart from THC Under $20 instead.
The Clearance page holds a short list of products at a time and the list changes without notice as stock sells out. Every clearance sale is final, so you cannot swap or replace a clearance item later. Buy from there when you already know the brand and the strain, not when you are guessing.
SUPER Value Picks and THC Under $20 hold the steady low-price stock. When you want to try a maker you have never bought before, start on those two pages rather than committing to a clearance item you cannot swap.
Compare Prices by Cannabinoid Instead of by Brand
Sort the compound page by price from low to high, write down the three cheapest items at the size you want, and read their reviews before you go anywhere near a brand page.
The Compounds menu lists every product built around the same active compound, including THCA, D9, D8, D10, CBD, CBG, CBN, THCH and THCP. Open the compound page and sort it by price from low to high before you settle on a maker.
The A-Z brand directory does the opposite job. It shows you one maker's price list, which is useful for checking what a brand you trust charges, but it hides everything else at that potency. Use it as a price check, then go back to the compound page to see what else is available.
Buy the Small Size First, Then Reorder the Large One
Photograph your packing slip when a box arrives, because damaged and wrong items are refunded on photo evidence and that evidence is the only protection you have on a large repeat order.
Disposables have their own page for every size from 1g up to 9g, and cartridges are split the same way up to 4g. Work out the cost per gram on each size page before you buy, since the price gap between two sizes of the same product is not always in proportion to the extra grams.
There is a catch worth knowing before you size up. Consumable items, including edibles, cartridges, batteries and tinctures, cannot be returned, and replacements are not offered more than 30 days after purchase. A 7g disposable in a flavor you dislike is money you do not get back.
So treat the 1g or 2g size as your test purchase. Once you know the strain works for you, reorder it at the size with the lowest cost per gram, or check the Bundle and bulk deals page to see whether the same product is sold as a multi-pack.
How Should You Time Your SUPER Rewards Points?
Sign in at least once a year even in months you buy nothing, because a full year of account inactivity wipes the balance you have been building.
Create your account before your first order rather than checking out as a guest. Signing up puts a starting balance on the account and the first order earns double points, and guest checkout throws away both.
Points stay safe while the account stays active, but a reward you have already issued expires 30 days from the day it was issued. Leave your balance as points until you have a cart built and ready to pay for, then convert it. Converting early just starts a clock you did not need to start.
An approved product review adds 500 points, and the 5-order and 10-order bonuses count orders rather than dollars, so a run of smaller orders reaches those bonuses just as fast as a run of large ones.
When Is It Worth Waiting for a Sale?
Keep a running list of what you want through May and June, then place it as one order in the first week of July instead of buying items one at a time.
The Independence Day sale in July reaches up to 40% off across the site and adds free gifts once an order passes $99. Black Friday and Cyber Monday follow later in the year.
If one of those dates is a few weeks away and your purchase can wait, wait. If it cannot wait, buy now and apply your code on the day you find it rather than leaving it in a saved tab for later.
During the July event, one large order beats two medium ones, because the free gift threshold reads a single order total and not what you have spent that month.
How to Reach the Free Shipping Total Without Wasting Money
Park one cheap accessory in your cart as the last line item and adjust it up or down until your subtotal reads $49 or more before you enter payment details.
Orders of $49 or more ship free and anything below that adds a $6 fee. When your cart sits a few dollars short, the item you add to close the gap should be something that keeps its value on a shelf, not a new product you might not enjoy.
Rolling papers and items from the vape hardware and flower accessories pages do that job well. They do not lose potency while they sit in a drawer, so the money you would have handed over as a shipping fee turns into a product you will use eventually.