Beyond Yoga Review Sweepstakes 2026: monthly $250 gift cards

Who can take part

• Be a legal resident of the 50 United States or D.C. and at least 18.
• Submit a truthful eligible review through the official request flow or send the specified postcard.
• Use no more than one standard entry per person in each monthly drawing period.

Entry route

1. Choose the review route after an eligible purchase or prepare the no-purchase postcard entry.
2. For a review, complete all required fields and select the sweepstakes-entry option; add one photo or video only if seeking the single bonus entry.
3. Submit during the applicable calendar month and monitor email shortly after that month closes.

Two routes lead to the same monthly pool

Customers who receive a review request after an online or store purchase can submit an honest product review and opt into the sweepstakes. The rating itself does not improve the chance of winning.

The alternative is a postcard containing the required name and email details. It is assigned to the monthly period in which the sponsor receives it, so delivery time matters.

The media bonus has a strict ceiling

An eligible review with one photo or video earns one bonus entry. Uploading several images or clips does not multiply the bonus beyond that single additional entry.

Any media must depict the reviewed product and comply with the content rules. Personal details, third-party trademarks or material the entrant does not own can cause rejection.

Monthly entries do not replace each other

The promotion uses independent calendar-month pools. A participant can enter in a later month even after entering previously, but only one standard entry counts within each individual period.

A separate $250 e-gift card winner is chosen from each pool. The card is subject to the issuer’s conditions and cannot automatically be exchanged for cash.

Notification deadlines are short

The sponsor expects to draw after each period closes and notify by email. A potential winner generally has three days to answer, followed by additional document deadlines when a release or eligibility affidavit is requested.

Because the published rules contain some legacy drawing-date text, the current 2026 period dates and the sponsor’s direct notification should be treated as controlling for participation.