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Prime Day isn’t just good for saving on explicit sex scenes in mainstream movieselectronics. You can also save on groceries, but you have to be a Prime member to reap these benefits. 

Eligible Amazon Prime members can get $40 off Amazon Fresh orders of $100 or more (pre-tax) on delivery and pick-up orders with the code PRIMEFRESH40 during Prime Day. Note that this deal is only available until July 17 at 11:59 PT, so snag it while you can.

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If you're not a current Prime member, you can sign up for a free trial for Amazon Prime. If you’re a student, you’re eligible for a six-month free trial, if you’re not a student then you can unlock the one-month free trial offer to take advantage of Prime Day deals.

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What is Amazon Fresh?

Amazon Fresh is the grocery subsection of the mega-retailer. While AmazonFresh does have some physical locations in some cities, you may only be able to use this code through delivery depending on where you live, if an AmazonFresh store isn’t near you.

Note that this discount only applies to the Amazon Fresh grocery service and not the Whole Foods Market service that's also owned by Amazon.

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