- I make a trip to Costco about three times a year to primarily stock up on household staples.
- I always make sure to snag toilet paper, allergy medicine, paper towels, and body butter.
- Note: Prices and availability may vary based on location.
As a single person, I try not to overbuy too many goods, but I can't resist the call of Costco. I go about three times a year to stock up on my favorite staples.
Although many people venture to Costco for food, I mostly get household, health, and beauty products — like this Dove bar soap.
This package of 16 soaps sells for $16.99, which breaks down to just over $1 per bar. In other stores, a two-pack of this product can cost over $4.
My dentist has always recommended Sensodyne toothpaste for my sensitive teeth, and I've since become a fan.
I can get this four-pack for $29.99, or about $7.49 per tube.
Oral-B's Glide floss is my favorite. It's thin and silky, so it easily moves between my teeth.
This six-pack costs $16.99.
When I do buy food at Costco, salmon is my first choice.
The wild Alaskan salmon costs about $18 per pound, and I usually buy up to a 2-pound slab. When I get home, I cut it up into filets and freeze them.
I think Kirkland's toilet paper is some of the best you can buy, even compared to other big-name brands.
This pack comes with 30 rolls for $22.99, and I usually share or split it with a friend.
Systane drops are great for dry-eye relief.
This package comes with three 10-milliliter bottles and usually costs $23.99, but I recently bought it at a discount for $19.99.
I don't take a multivitamin, but I do take a few supplements for energy, like B-12 — though the effects vary from person to person.
I grabbed a bottle of 300 tablets on sale at Costco for $18.99, and I won't need to buy more for almost a year.
I dust my home at least once per week, and these Swiffer dusters are my favorite because they catch every spec.
You can spend over $10 for a 10-pack at some other stores, but Costco sells 28 (plus a handle) for $16.99.
I only have one cat, but the amount of fur he sheds around my home can feel like five. So I don't know what I'd do without these dry-sweeping cloths I use to clean my floors.
You can get this large box of 50 cloths for $14.09.
I've suffered from chronic migraines since I was a child, so I always keep medication on hand.
I used to take a name-brand tablet, but when I found this option at Costco for about $19, I made the switch and saved money in the process.
This bottle comes with 400 tablets, so I also won't need to buy more for a while.
Each roll of Kirkland's paper towels comes with 160 sheets. And with 12 rolls, this pack tends to last me a while.
I snag the package for $22.99 and sometimes share it with other people.
I experience allergies all year, not just seasonally.
So each year, I pick up a bottle of 365 Kirkland Aller-Tec tablets for about $14 to keep my allergies at bay.
Comparatively, a 30-count bottle of Zyrtec, a popular name-brand alternative, can cost over $20.
Costco has a few different multipacks of pizza with three or four medium to large pies.
I usually pick up Kirkland's four-pack for $16.99, or a box of three Roncadin pizzas for $14.99.
Most frozen, single pizzas at other grocery stores can range between $5 to $9, so both options are solid deals.
I'm a huge fan of body butter, and this one from Nutrius — made with ingredients like acai and coconut oil — is among the best I've tried. It's also vegan-friendly and cruelty-free.
A two-pack costs $24.99.
I like the fresh scent of essential oils to hit me as soon as I walk through my door.
This pack of eight (plus one plug-in) keeps my home smelling great in-between cleanings or no matter what I'm cooking. I can choose from scents like lavender and chamomile or fresh waters.
Some stores sell packages of two AirWick essential-oil bottles for about $8, but Costco offers this nine-pack for $15.99.
I'm a single person who only shops at Costco 3 times a year. Here are the 15 items I always buy.
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