15 Costco Kirkland Dupes That Are as Good as the Real Deal (For Way Less)

How can you make the most out of your next Costco shopping trip? There isn’t just one way to save money at Costco. You already know about the bulk buys, but have you seen the warehouse club’s generic dupes?

These copycats include items in almost every aisle of the store. We’ve rounded up the best bargains on these affordable Kirkland dupes, from golf gloves to OTC meds. If you’re looking for a way to get more out of your membership, our list of faves can help keep your budget in check.

Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $11.99

Known as a Starbucks dupe, Kirkland’s sous vide egg white, roasted red pepper, and cheese trio bites have a strikingly similar taste to the real deal.

But instead of $5.45 or more for two, you’ll get 10 of the Costco store-brand version for $11.99.

Price: $14.99

Kirkland’s ionized water has a pH of 9.5, added electrolytes, and an affordable price tag. Get an 18-count of the 33.8-ounce bottles for $14.99 right now.

Target sells a six-pack of Smartwater’s brand-name version for $11.59. That equals over $34 for the same quantity as the dupe.

Price: $37.99

Keurig’s popular K-cups are a pricey way to start your day. A one-time purchase of 96 Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Dark Magic pods costs over $65 on Keurig’s website. But Kirkland’s 120-count pack of dark roast, 100 percent Arabica bean coffee is on sale for under $38.

Price: $12.99

No dairy? Not a problem with this generic, unsweetened almond beverage dupe. The Kirkland deal includes 12 of the brand’s 32-ounce containers for under $13.

A 64-ounce carton of Silk’s almond beverage costs $3.19 at Target. You would pay over $19 for the same 384-ounce total quantity Costco sells.

Price: $14.79

Pass on pricey takeout and skip brand names in the freezer section. This three-pound bag of breaded breast fillets is a better deal than Just Bare’s similar chicken strips. Kirkland’s generic is only $0.30 per ounce, while the name-brand buy is $0.50.

Price: $29.99

Groceries and home goods aren’t the only dupes you’ll find at Costco. Kirkland’s four-pack of right-handed premium Cabretta leather golf gloves is a must-have deal for $29.99. A single glove from Callaway sells for $23.99 at Dick’s Sporting Goods.

Price: $17.99

Stay healthy without breaking the bank. Score a 400-count of these USP Verified 50+ mature multis for under $18. A smaller 220-tablet bottle of Centrum Silver costs $25.99 at CVS.

Price: $15.99

You see plenty of makeup dupes online. But what about the products you use to remove these copycat cosmetics?

Neutrogena Makeup Remover Wipes are a popular pick. But a 50-count costs $9.99 (from Target). At $15.99 for 180, Kirkland’s generic version is a more affordable option.

Price: $13.99

This copycat is for the dogs. Gap sells its branded dog hoodie for $39.95, while the Kirkland logo sweatshirt is under $14.

Pet parent Beth raved about this pick on Costco’s website, “These are his favorite things ever. He loves it so much. Five out of five stars. Would rate it 10 if I could.”

Price: $34.99

This bargain is a true copycat. A 24-pack of Fancy Feast Gravy Lovers Pate costs over $22 on Chewy. Costco’s 45-chicken, turkey, and salmon assortment is $34.99. That equals $0.93 per can for the brand-name cat food and $0.75 for the dupe.

Price: $15.99

Snag this 192-count of Kirkland gallon-plus freezer bags for $15.99. You could get the bulk box for less at your local Costco club.

We spotted this Ziploc dupe for $13.99 — which is the same price you would pay for an 80-piece pack of the brand name at Target.

Price: $9.99

You may call it “Tylenol,” but acetaminophen is a generic OTC that costs less than the brand-name pain reliever.

Compare two 500-caplet Kirkland bottles (1,000 total) for under $10 to $20.49 for the 225-count size of Tylenol.

Price: $49.99

Beauty and health dupes don’t only include skincare and cosmetics. This men’s Minoxidil Topical Foam has the same active ingredient as Rogaine.

A six-pack of 60-gram bottles is a steal for under $50. The same quantity of Rogaine’s unscented men’s foam costs $102.99 for a one-time purchase.

Price: $13.99

It may have the word “oxi” in its title, but Kirkland’s 11-pound, HE-compatible, chlorine-free, 328-load container of Oxi Powder is an affordable alternative (at $13.99) to the brand name. Target sells a smaller 7.22-pound pack of the brand-name stain remover for $16.29.

Price: $35.99

Keep your car in top shape for less. Score two five-quart bottles of this generic synthetic motor oil for $35.99. A single five-quart jug from Valvoline costs $36.99 on the brand’s website.

Choosing generic dupes over brand-name buys is a smart shopping hack that can help you save money at Costco. And that’s why we scoured the store to find the most budget-conscious copycats.

Even though these deals offer significant savings on pet pate, K-cup coffee pods, oil for your car, and more, the top rewards credit cards make it easy to get more from your Costco haul. You could earn cash back, points, or perks on eligible purchases.