GNC offers healthcare services, including telehealth and generic medications, through its new GNC Health program
Members of the GNC PRO Access program can now tap into the new, free supplemental healthcare service called GNC Health.
GNC is now offering members of its GNC PRO Access program upgraded, free supplemental healthcare services, including telehealth access to licensed medical professionals and generic medications. Membership to GNC PRO Access costs $39.99 per year.
Members of the GNC PRO Access program can tap into the new, free supplemental healthcare service, called GNC Health, that’s now included in the program. The company says its goal of adding GNC Health services to the GNC PRO Access program is to help its loyal customers save money by offering them free healthcare services.
“For a fixed fee of $39.99 per year, the upgraded GNC PRO Access membership now offers free healthcare services, including telehealth appointments to address urgent care and personal health needs, as well as access to a curated set of over 40 generic versions of most urgent care medications and 70-plus generic personal health medications across lifestyle, dermatology, mental health, sports performance, antiaging, and sexual health care—all with no co-pay or additional costs or hidden fees that may be found in other programs and offerings,” GNC’s press release states.
In addition, members of GNC PRO Access receive additional benefits, including cash-back rewards, free expedited shipping, and additional bonus products.
“We recognize the benefits of free supplemental healthcare services through GNC Health will add significant value to our loyalty members who are seeking more convenient access to healthcare offerings that help them Live Well,” Allison Bentley, senior director of strategic initiatives at GNC.
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