Location: Langley, BC Costco
Hi everyone!
I hope you are all doing well. I had to seriously resist purchasing a full sized keg cooler just because it was on sale. The young me kept telling me that it would be fun to have a keg cooler with an integrated tab, but the adult in me wonders what events (especially during a pandemic) I could hold where I need an entire keg! At $299.97, you can’t even build a keg cooler from scratch and it has been marked down $150.00 from $449.99. Anyways, if you have always been waiting for a Keg Cooler, time to run down to Costco to pick one up!
If you have left it to the last moment to buy your candy, there is lots of selection at Costco and it has all been marked down.
I also saw that Costco had a sign at the entrance stating that they had walk-in flu shots available right now so if you are interested, you can walk past the pharmacy on your next trip. Flu vaccinations are free for everyone this year. You can also make appointments at the following website:
https://www.costcopharmacy.ca/appointment
Happy Shopping Everyone!
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Just a thought…With prices continuing to increase and the food bank’s stock getting leaner…someone on this site suggested picking up extra items (on sale) to give to the food bank. Perhaps some families with infants are having a harder time now days. I’ll pick up some Infant Formula (on sale) and drop it off in my local grocery store’s food bank donation box.
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It’s awesome we (finally) have free flu shots for everyone. I think that should be the norm, not just for those who are at higher risk. However, there’s always a “however” in life, right?
We stopped getting our prescriptions at Costco because the line-ups are always long. If you shop around, you might find other pharmacies having similar prices but dispensing fees may be higher. Ditto with getting our tires at Costco.
The complimentary tire inflation and rotation is always great, but none of the Costcos near us will take appointments for tire rotations. Only for new installations. Furthermore, many tire shops aggressively compete with Costco. However, like I said, there’s always a however, they don’t usually include nitrogen air which is [arguably] a good thing up north where temperatures can be extreme.
Since the pandemic, I have gotten most of my prescriptions though Costco’s online pharmacy. Their website is: https://www.costcopharmacy.ca/ The cost is the same as in store and you receive your prescription by mail. Here is their FAQ: https://www.costcopharmacy.ca/faq
Costco’s tire centre is a joke. They are always super busy, and they don’t honour appointments. The last time I went it for a flat repair it took them a week.
They also deflated my spare to 32psi. It should be 60psi as written on the tire in huge letters.
The lasagna is quite good but be aware it’s been previously frozen so to be safe it should be cooked first if you are thinking of freezing it.
If you have a large dog I don’t recommend the picnic pals dog toy 3 pack because they don’t last very long before being torn.