Sprouts Weekly Ad (10/21 - 10/27 2026)
Oct 21 - Oct 27, 2026
5 days leftSprouts' weekly ad for this week is valid from 21 October 2026 until 27 October 2026. It has 11 pages, and 1 more current editions are listed. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 21 October 2026 to 27 October 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 11 |
| Current editions listed | 2 |
| Loyalty program | Sprouts Rewards: free; 5 points per $1; 1,000 points = $2; points expire on a rolling 6 months |
| Sunday opening hours | FAQ lists holiday hours only (Thanksgiving 7am-2pm, Christmas closed); regular hours not listed |
| Official website | www.sprouts.com |
The current Sprouts weekly ad is valid from 21 October 2026 until 27 October 2026.
The current edition has 11 pages.
The program page says members earn 5 points per dollar spent in store; taxes, fees, gift cards, lottery tickets and adult beverages are excluded.
The FAQ says points convert in 1,000-point increments worth $2 each, redeemed rewards last 60 days, and points expire on a rolling 6-month basis.
The FAQ says the company will refund your money with a proper receipt if you are not delighted with a purchase, and refers to its Policies page for details.
Sprouts Farmers Market publishes its weekly ad through its own online shop, and the address sprouts.com/weekly-ad redirects there. The Sprouts FAQ says that weekly ad update emails are sent on Tuesdays, but it does not state the day on which a new ad becomes valid. The edition currently listed on AdsSOS, the Sprouts Weekly Ad for 10/21 to 10/27 2026 with 11 pages, starts on a Wednesday and ends on the following Tuesday, so editions listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Wednesday. The site navigation also lists Weekly Deals and Deals of the Month, and we hold a Sprouts Monthly Ad of 38 pages valid 09/23 to 10/27 2026.
Open our Sprouts weekly ad this week page for the current editions, and read the dates printed on the monthly and weekly editions separately, since they overlap.
Sprouts Rewards is free and can be joined online or in the app. According to the program page, members earn 5 points for every dollar spent in store. Points are not earned on taxes, deposits, delivery or service fees, gift cards, postage, third-party delivery, charitable donations, lottery tickets or adult beverages, and some fluid dairy purchases are excluded depending on state and local law. In store you enter the phone number linked to your account or scan the app barcode; online, app, pickup and delivery orders are linked automatically and points post once the order is complete.
The FAQ explains redemption: points convert in 1,000-point increments worth 2 dollars each, in-lane redemption needs at least 2,000 points, and redemption through the app or website is capped at 25,000 points per transaction. Redeemed rewards are valid for 60 days, and points expire on a rolling six-month basis. Members also get personalised digital clip-and-save coupons that take instant discounts at checkout, plus member-only events with extra points on select products. The program page says it is offered at all Sprouts locations except those in Chula Vista, California.
The Sprouts FAQ does not address price matching, so we can only say that we found no published price-matching policy. For returns, the FAQ says that if you are not delighted with a purchase the company will refund your money with a proper receipt, and it points readers to the Sprouts Policies page for full details, which we did not open.
The FAQ does not list regular store hours or mention Sunday trading, so check your store page for those. It does list holiday hours: Thanksgiving Day 7 am to 2 pm, Christmas Eve 7 am to 7 pm, Christmas Day closed, New Year's Eve 7 am to 8 pm, and New Year's Day 7 am to 10 pm, described there as regular store hours. The page does not show which year it applies to, so treat these as the usual pattern and verify nearer the date. We found no official statement on clearance or markdown routines.
Wikipedia says Sprouts was founded in July 2002 in Chandler, Arizona, by members of the Boney family, whose roots go back to a 1943 fruit stand in San Diego. It is headquartered in Phoenix, trades on Nasdaq under the ticker SFM, and went public in 2013. The infobox lists 483 locations in 2026, and the article names 25 states as of 2025, from Arizona, California and Texas to Florida, New Jersey, New York and Virginia, while the infobox states 24, so sources disagree slightly. The Sprouts private-label range was cited at more than 2,400 items in a 2018 source.
Shoppers who compare grocery ads across regions can also open the Albertsons weekly ad this week and the Meijer weekly ad this week, browse the US supermarkets weekly ads hub, or return to the United States weekly ads directory.