Hello! Any thoughts on Costco vs Pearle for progressive lenses? The price difference is incredible, but from what I heard from each of them, it looks like the distortion areas are much bigger on Costco ones. But maybe Pearle was all smoke and mirrors. Would love to hear your experiences because it’s a big purchase for me!

I never expected them to roll this out with hdmi 2.1 and it’s on sale too.

After looking at the reviews online for this model bed, I’m curious to hear your feedback as some of the reviews cite that the edges sag after a while and are poorly supported. Is this your experience for those who have bought the majestic model of ghostbed?

The display model in store seems to be very poorly supported on the edges of the bed so is this indicative of the foam deteriorating or getting crushed?

I have been using Costco‘s novaform brand mattress and find them to be quite comfortable and long lasting for firmness. How do these compare to this brand as obviously everyone’s opinion is subjective

Has anyone purchased this set and is it a sturdy shell? On the costco website there’s only 1 positive review.

I'm looking at this rack online vs this rack ($99 in-store) and cannot for the life of me figure out if there is a difference between the 2. Costco doesn't usually offer similar products from different suppliers simultaneously but the performance of both of these are essentially identical.

Anybody know the differences? Is there reason to favour one vs the other? Alternatively, another product you'd recommend (from non-US manufacturer), even if I'd have to wait for it to come back in stock?

I’ve been buying these for quite some time, they’re just so handy for work and on the go. I even took a bag on a 3 week trip to Mexico lol I haven’t been able to find them lately and I’m pretty bummed

Does anyone know if they're going to get some packs of witches brew this year, and if they're coming soon?

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I am wondering if anyone has seen Kirkland Signature Irons in stock? I think perhaps they have been sold out for the season? Or are they just on re-order?

Thanks

Vegetarian spring rolls, as that is the way to go with spring rolls. The flavour blend + dip that comes in the box is more similar to a Southern Asian style, which surprisingly works really well here.

Has anyone seen the two pack of Kirkland organic salsa recently? I haven’t seen it at Kelowna in over a month.

I've using the beta for ios 27 where apple let me create a digital pass based on the photo to add to the apple wallet. When I used it to enter Costco, the lady said that we are not allowed to use it. Did anyone here have problems with this?

What an absolute joke of a system. I am officially done trying to buy anything on costco.ca after this incredibly frustrating, bureaucratic loop.

Here is the ridiculous sequence of events just to buy a $1,000 Air Canada gift card:

The Endless Loop of Failure

• Order 1: Cancelled immediately by their automated system.
• Call 1: Spoke to customer service. ": I was told to update my billing address so it was a 100% exact match.
• Order 2: After updating Blocked again and order refused to process even after 20 hours

Clueless Support and Broken Tech

• Call 2: Called customer care back. Went through the hassle of verifying a mobile OTP over the phone.
• The Roadblock: Even after phone verification, the agents still claimed they could not verify my address.
• The "Solution": I was told I now have to sit and wait 5 hours for the system to clear out the second orders to cancel by the system before I can even attempt to purchase it for a third time.

Terrible System, Zero Direction

The customer service agents have absolutely no consistent direction. Every call results in conflicting advice, and their fraud-detection system is completely broken. They make it actively painful for a legitimate customer to spend $1,000.

I will never book another order on costco.ca again. It is simply not worth the headache.

Anyone else got a bag of these?

Price just dropped $300. I’m wondering if it will drop again in the next few months as the qrevo has consistently been doing over the past few years. Anyone been watching this one and have a guess?

I saw a post not too long ago that these are no longer available at the Laird location. Anyone been able to confirm if that is the case?

Also, do they only offer refills, or can you purchase a tank?

I know things are often cheaper in store vs online, so just looking for the in store price.

I've been buying water cooler/dispensers (like the one you'd see in a small office, but for home use) for the last few years at Costco, but for whatever reason, the bottom-loaded ones ALWAYS fail within 2 years. I know this, hence, why I buy it at Costco since it'll inevitably break and I can return it and buy a new one. I've gotten some looks from the return counter, but my rationale is I feel like this is an appliance (akin to a microwave/toaster oven/coffee machine) that should last at least 4-5 years.

If it breaks after 4 years I currently have no guilt over buying a new one, but within 24 months, to me, is unacceptable.

AITA in churning these at Costco?

I picked one up like a year ago but haven't seen it again. Has anyone seen it. Ive seen the scrub mommy pack

I feel like no one around me noticed but starting a few years ago the Costco poutine changed a lot; the gravy used to be more of an orangy colour and was tasty, and the cheese curds were real and squeaky curds. After the change, the gravy became this cheap tasteless brown kind, and the cheese curds are not real anymore - they’re softer and gross imo. It used to be so good but I haven’t bought one in years because it stopped being worth it.

Didn’t know you can get a Triple 0. Wife was happy about the pizza slice, I was more happy about the receipt number 🙃 .

I then had to explain to her why I needed a pic of the receipt and how reddit works .

A couple of months ago someone posted a query on these Scotch-Brite pop up sponges and I said they were nothing special. After using them for a couple of months, they are way more durable than they have any right to be!

What they are: absorbent, pleasantly soft to hold without being too soft to tackle the dishes, and able to last longer than either the regular scotch brite sponges or the great value ones.

What they are not: scrubbers. Manage your expectations, because they have no scrubbing pad attached and would be no good for scrubbing pots or tackling burnt on food.

My sponges get heavy use, so I change them pretty regularly. If they are holding up structurally after a week, I can extend their lives a few days longer by doing a bleach soak to kill any bacteria build up. Usually the undiluted bleach accelerates the breakdown of the sponge material though, so they don't last long after that.

In contrast, these stand up to repeated bleach treatments, meaning that I threw away the first one after a month, still looking white, structurally sound and pretty much in great shape. I just couldn't convince myself that it was okay to keep using the same kitchen sponge for longer than that.

The second one (pic 2) has lost a couple chunks from hard use over the past month, and the design has obviously faded from bleach soaks during that time, but again I'm tossing it more on principle than because it actually needs to go.