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Upcoming: Costco In-Warehouse & Online Hot Buys

(Valid 6/7 - 6/15)

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Costco Wholesale
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Costco Wholesale is offering select Costco In-Warehouse & Online Savings (Valid 6/7 - 6/15) listed below for Costco Members only.

Thanks to Community Member TenseRain704 for finding this deal.

Example Deals:
  • Online and In-Warehouse
    • Titan 40-Can Collapsible Cooler $23.99
    • Mac Sports XL Folding Wagon with Brakes $78.99
    • 2-Pack JISULIFE Neck Fan $26.99
  • Warehouse Only
    • Boneless Pork Loin Vacuum Package $5 Off
    • Air Wick Scented Oils, 1 Warmer + 9 Refills (Assorted Scents) $4.50 Off
  • & More

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Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Valid June 7 to June 15, 2025, while supplies last.
    • If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
    • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Written by TenseRain704
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Costco Wholesale is offering select Costco In-Warehouse & Online Savings (Valid 6/7 - 6/15) listed below for Costco Members only.

Thanks to Community Member TenseRain704 for finding this deal.

Example Deals:
  • Online and In-Warehouse
    • Titan 40-Can Collapsible Cooler $23.99
    • Mac Sports XL Folding Wagon with Brakes $78.99
    • 2-Pack JISULIFE Neck Fan $26.99
  • Warehouse Only
    • Boneless Pork Loin Vacuum Package $5 Off
    • Air Wick Scented Oils, 1 Warmer + 9 Refills (Assorted Scents) $4.50 Off
  • & More

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Valid June 7 to June 15, 2025, while supplies last.
    • If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
    • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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That was petty barren. I might get the ziplock variety pack but otherwise I think I'm safe from Costco.

There's still that Groupon deal for a $65 membership that comes with a $50 Shop Card of you're looking for a deal on that. The higher membership ($130) comes with a $100 off $200 order coupon online along with the $50 Shop Card

https://www.groupon.com/deals/n-c...yLRsVC_jYh

Edit: Need to be a "new" member or not a member for 18+ months
You're always paying to shop. Whether the costs are baked into the item price or if there's a "club fee", these companies need to pay for their buildings, employees, and other services.

Costco front-loads some of that in the membership fee, but item prices are generally cheaper and quality generally better than their competition. There's a lot of additional services you get access to as well through the membership which helps further justify it.

You pay Walmart (and other low-cost grocers) through your taxes (since their employees are almost always on governmental assistance) as well as low quality for comparable items. Grocers with similar quality have higher item costs per item.
There are some items @ Costco that cost multiple times more if bought at a typical grocery store, and the savings - for just one item - can easily cover the $65 Costco membership. Here's just one example:
Costco: Generic Zyrtec - 365 pills @ ~$12
Meijer: Generic Zyrtec - 300 pills @ $34
Meijer: Zyrtec - 60 pills @ $34 (or 360 @ $204)

Besides that, there are many other items Costco carries (nuts being another good example) which are generally better sourced and cheaper than anything you can find elsewhere.

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tonu42
5d ago
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Quote from TideFanGeorge :
Anyone know if the Titan 40-Can Collapsible Cooler will fit in the back of a golf cart??
Not sure but I bought one and love this cooler. I use ice packs in it and it keeps everything cold. It's collapsible so I shove it in the freezer overnight as all coolers need to be "pre chilled" for best use.
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qwertpoi
5d ago
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Big Grin Lol'd
Quote from chippy111 :
Wouldn't know.

Being married and in Texas, BJ's aren't available to me.

Wife has lost interest in doing it together so I end up going solo at Costco.

Sometimes I wonder if the Sam's around me could offer the same BJ's experience, but I have just never found myself very attracted to their appearance.
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PaulS1105
4d ago
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Costco prices are generally higher than grocery sale prices. We have had a ton of waste throwing out expiring food which are only sold in large quantities.

That said, we are Executive Members for the past 12 years. The return policy saves a lot of money. Just don't abuse it. Eighty percent of our purchases are for non perishable items such as Dyson, ranges, refrigerators, Refresh eye drops. You generally get larger quantities for the same price,

Recurring purchases.
My wife's refresh.
Healthy Choice fudge bars. At full price, about 60 cents each.
Tate's chocolate chip cookies. Large boxes.
Anti diarrhea pills, $ 1.25 for the large boxes.
No one beats Costco on these items, not even Walmart's Equate brand.
4d ago
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PaulS1105
4d ago
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Quote from qwertpoi :
Big Grin Lol'd
Originally a Sam's member until a Costco opened near me. So dreary compared to Costco. Best comparison. Target to Big Lots. Always enjoy the cleanliness and presentation at Target. Not so at Big Lots,
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zzhouzhuan
4d ago
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Quote from PaulS1105 :
Originally a Sam's member until a Costco opened near me. So dreary compared to Costco. Best comparison. Target to Big Lots. Always enjoy the cleanliness and presentation at Target. Not so at Big Lots,
2-Pack JISULIFE Neck Fan $34.99
Not $26.99.
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CreditGuy
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Quote from Brookenium :
You're always paying to shop. Whether the costs are baked into the item price or if there's a "club fee", these companies need to pay for their buildings, employees, and other services.

Costco front-loads some of that in the membership fee, but item prices are generally cheaper and quality generally better than their competition. There's a lot of additional services you get access to as well through the membership which helps further justify it.

You pay Walmart (and other low-cost grocers) through your taxes (since their employees are almost always on governmental assistance) as well as low quality for comparable items. Grocers with similar quality have higher item costs per item.

You had me up to your low paying government assistance quip. Let's see some facts to back that up or else you're just making it up.

The negative about Costco is the sparse shopping variety and the sizes you have to buy. For a small family or a couple you have to get creative with what you buy to make it worthwhile. Gas is one way but only if you have a Costco with gas near you or on your way. Depending on your milage you could spend more driving there than what you save. Some people are so set in their Costco ways they lose common sense and find a way to justify any trip there.
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PaulS1105
3d ago
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I live 3 miles away, so the gas works for me. The sizes though. I have wasted so much money buying huge quantities of perishables. You also nailed it on selection. You get what they have, not what you want. Most juice packs are variety packs, when you don't like every flavor.


Quote from CreditGuy :
You had me up to your low paying government assistance quip. Let's see some facts to back that up or else you're just making it up.

The negative about Costco is the sparse shopping variety and the sizes you have to buy. For a small family or a couple you have to get creative with what you buy to make it worthwhile. Gas is one way but only if you have a Costco with gas near you or on your way. Depending on your milage you could spend more driving there than what you save. Some people are so set in their Costco ways they lose common sense and find a way to justify any trip there.

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Quote from CreditGuy :
You had me up to your low paying government assistance quip. Let's see some facts to back that up or else you're just making it up.The negative about Costco is the sparse shopping variety and the sizes you have to buy. For a small family or a couple you have to get creative with what you buy to make it worthwhile. Gas is one way but only if you have a Costco with gas near you or on your way. Depending on your milage you could spend more driving there than what you save. Some people are so set in their Costco ways they lose common sense and find a way to justify any trip there.
Gladly: https://www.forbes.com/sites/clar...b08b41720b, https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/19/w...aries.html, https://www.reddit.com/media?url=...2dsjc1.png

And I agree, Costco isn't a good fit for everyone. But their non-grocery goods are VERY good too and great prices. Some of the best deals on electronics with an extremely generous return policy. A chest freezer makes shopping there easy, most of their food is either frozen/freezable, has a decent shelf-life, or isn't that 'bulk'. Membership fee is part of what generates those prices, the slightly restricted selection is the other. Their procurement department is very good and very clever.

You're not going to get 100% of things you want there, but that's not the point. Most families make a big costco trip once a month or so and stock up on paper products, refill the freezer, and pick up what groceries you can. But it's hardly super limited either, mostly only having 1 or 2 brand options. But the brands are usually really solid and priced like the cheap brands at a place like Walmart.

My point is that it all sums up in the revenue. You pay for the items one way or another. The membership fee (a measly $65 per year...) effectively comes off from the discount price. I've never met anyone who hasn't saved many times over that at Costco.

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