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There's truly nothing better than free gifts, and Target's here to provide a wonderful little treat for its Target Circle 360 members to kickstart the new year. Until Jan. 18, Target Circle 360 members can take advantage of one free gift from their deal page selection, which includes a wide variety of sparkling waters from Good & Gather and a few other items to consider.

If you're hosting a Super Bowl party or just prepping to have guests over for a little hangout, the selection of sparkling waters from Good & Gather are sure to be a hit with your guests. From tasty flavors like pomegranate dragon fruit to cherry cola, there's a little something for everyone. There are even a couple of Good & Gather fruit snacks available to choose from.

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Outside of food and drinks you can also have a look through a variety of first aid essentials, which includes everything from bandages to an all-purpose first aid kit, and there's even an affordable set of earbuds available. Whichever item you go for, the discount will be applied at checkout.

If you're a Target Circle 360 member, don't miss out on your free item today.

That's not all Target has up its sleeve right now for Circle members, though. Regular Target Circle members can score a $15 gift card when you spend $50 or more on qualifying household essentials. And outside of Target, there's even more to enjoy right now, with discounts on everything from Fire TVs to Apple Watches.

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