Note: These deals start December 27; we are promoting them on the Frontpage ahead of time due to strong feedback from the community.
Costco Wholesale (link not live yet; see
this SD Article for scans of deals) has
In-Warehouse & Online Deals listed below valid for
Costco Members only (
pricing shown is in-warehouse only).
Thanks to Community Member
SoapOpera for sharing this deal.
Note, an active Costco Wholesale Membership is required to visit/purchase items at these warehouse prices.
Prices & availability may vary by location.
Example Deals:
- 30-Rolls Charmin Ultra Soft Bath Tissue $6.50 off (limit 2)
- 24-Count 8-Oz Orgain USDA Organic Kids Nutritional Protein Shake $9 off (limit 6)
- Huggies Plus Diapers (Size 1-7, various counts) $10.50 off (limit 2)
- Liquid I.V. Energy Multiplier and/or Hydration Multiplier (various flavors/count) $8 off (limit 4)
- 5.47 - 5.64 Lbs Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Whey Protein Powder $15 off (limit 2)
- Extreme Milk Chocolate, S'mores, or Vanilla Ice Cream
- Mohawk Home Rigid Vinyl Flooring $10 off
- Intuit TurboTax (limit 2)
- Deluxe Federal and/or Deluxe Federal + State $11 off
- Premier Federal + State $18 off
- Home & Business $20 off
- Business software (online only) $30 off
- 6-Pack 1-Qt Mobil 1 Synthetic Motor Oil $33.49 (limit 5)
- Nellie's HE Laundry Soda (400 loads) $12 off (limit 10)
- 60-Ct Kellogg's Original Rice Krispies Treats $4 off (limit 6)
- 23-Ct Pure Protein Bars Variety Pack $7 off (limit 10)
- 24-Ct 6-Oz Yoplait Original Low Fat Yogurt $3.40 off
- 6-Pack 4.375-Oz Season Skinless & Boneless Sardines in Olive Oil $3 off (limit 10)
- 6-Pack 3.56-Oz Nongshim Tonkotsu Ramen $3.60 off
- & More
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Edit - not sure why this is getting down votes - legitimately slimy company that's now owned by Nestle
The discount is automatic at the checkout counter. No coupons needed.
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Everything else - I use my Kroger app to compare prices before I go to Costco or in-store. Often things are less at Kroger even with the "sale" discounts (I always price by per-unit and don't get swayed by marketing rhetoric.) With the points I accrue at K gas sometimes costs the same as C. Plus, K is closer to my home without the traffic nightmare at Costco for those times when it's not worth the hassle.
Monday, I see the actual coupon book and now its $60 off 4 tires(under$899) or $80 off over $900
WTF ??? I even took a screenshot at the flyer I was looking at crazy
Frozen salmon was $22
Start of sale, frozen salmon increased to $25, with $5 off making it $20
End of sale, frozen salmon is now $25
For non-perishables like tissue paper, you can still get a "price match" after 30 days. Just bring your old receipt when you go shopping. Buy a new case of tissues at the sale price. Then immediately go to the service desk and return it using the old receipt (pre-sale price). If they question you about it, just tell them something like you and your wife unknowingly bought one case each, and you no longer have space to store both.
I've done this many times and have been told by more than one club that when you return items the system uses the highest price paid, so you don't have to fish through your receipts to find the prior purchase (I don't keep receipts, they are all available in the app even if it's a bit of a PITA to look through since there's no search function).
Everything else - I use my Kroger app to compare prices before I go to Costco or in-store. Often things are less at Kroger even with the "sale" discounts (I always price by per-unit and don't get swayed by marketing rhetoric.) With the points I accrue at K gas sometimes costs the same as C. Plus, K is closer to my home without the traffic nightmare at Costco for those times when it's not worth the hassle.
Around here we have Stop & Shop, rather expensive. They have a gas program I used to abuse the hell out of before they neutered it (buying GC for multiple points then using BB to cash out the GC, rinse repeat). The larger problem is with their program, they use Shell as a partner and Shell is routinely $0.10 - $0.20 more expensive than other stations right nearby, not to mention Costco that's a good $0.10 - $0.20 below them.
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LIquid IV. Sweet.
I'm not sure why the original mentioner is getting downvoted. Lots of people have Fidelity accounts with this perk but don't know they do, so if you're one of them, you obviously don't need the Costco deal.
LIquid IV. Sweet.
Several others have mentioned this, but Costco is like an hour trip on MARTA. The next auto-trip to Costco won't be until after the 30-days. Ten bucks isn't worth the hassle.
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Try the Raoh Tonkotsu Ramen (green/black packet). Rich and savory.
They used to be 1.25? at Walmart, but since they raised the price to $2.68, I no longer get them.
I just get the nongshim shin ramen now - 18 pk from Sam's for $17. Still not as good as the Raoh, but for my cheap ramen fix, it'll do.
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