HexClad Offers 10 Percent Military Discount Through Heroes Program
HexClad provides an additional 10 percent discount to verified military members, veterans, police, firefighters and EMTs. The discount applies during the current Memorial Day sale and requires ID.me verification.
usatoday.comHexClad cookware offers a 10 percent discount to U.S. military members, veterans, police, firefighters and EMTs, including immediate family members, through its Heroes program. The discount is available after affiliation is verified through the ID.me service. It can be combined with current sales but does not stack with certain promotions such as free gifts offered during the Memorial Day sale.
The program applies to both new launches and existing best-sellers. HexClad cookware uses a hybrid design that combines stainless steel durability with a non-stick surface. The products are PFOA-free, metal-utensil safe, oven-safe to 500 degrees Fahrenheit and carry a lifetime warranty.
The hybrid surface features a patented hexagonal pattern that provides even heat distribution and allows both searing and easy release. All pieces are dishwasher-safe, though hand-washing is recommended for extended use. The lifetime warranty covers manufacturing defects for the original purchaser with proof of purchase.
It excludes commercial use and damage from improper care. Customers must submit a form to activate coverage.
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Eligible buyers may reduce the final price of HexClad sets during the current sale.
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