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The Health Promotion Board is encouraging Singaporeans to reduce their salt intake by offering rewards for choosing lower-sodium options. Customers are urged to select lower-sodium products when grocery shopping or dining out, and be rewarded for making healthier choices. Participating stores allow customers to customize their orders with less salt, sauce or gravy, and those who take a clear photo of their receipt showing the lower-sodium product or dish can claim the reward.

The first 200 valid entries each day will earn 1,000 Healthpoints, provided the receipt is dated the same day and submitted by 11:59 PM. Winners will be notified via email within 7 working days, and each participant can win once per week. Special partner promotions are available at certain supermarkets and eateries, offering additional incentives for choosing lower-sodium options.

However, these promotions are limited-time offers, so customers are advised to check the relevant sources for the most up-to-date details.

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