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SAVE 40%:As of Dec. 18,I Want To Be The First Guy you can get 40% off Calm gift cards. Gift a lifetime subscription for $239.99, or an annual subscription for $41.99.

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If you’re still scrambling to find the perfect gift for your friends and loved ones this holiday season, you might want to consider giving a digital gift. This way, you won’t have to physically shop for anything, and your giftee can enjoy the present as soon as you send it.

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As of Dec. 18, you can get 40% off Calm gift cards. Just purchase the Calm gift card online, choose to get a certificate (that you can print out) or send it digitally via email, and let your giftee use their code for a year or a lifetime subscription to Calm.

The regular price for a Calm gift card is $69.99 for an annual Premium subscription and $399.99 for a lifetime subscription. With the 40% discount, you can get the annual subscription for $41.99 and the lifetime subscription for $239.99.

SEE ALSO: 50 last-minute gifts that will actually arrive on time

Calm Premium offers access to hundreds of guided meditations, Sleep Stories, exclusive music tracks, and more to help with relaxation, mindfulness, and sleep. The Premium membership also includes a Calm Masterclass and access to all Calm Body programs.

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During a time that’s often filled with stress and, for some, grief, giving the gift of a Calm membership could be exactly what someone needs to find a moment of peace and a chance to reset their mind and body.

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