13 Costco Finds That Basically Cover Your Membership Cost if You’re Over 65

Many shoppers believe Costco membership perks and discounts are unmatched. In fact, if you shop there more than once, you’re likely to have already paid more than your membership fee.

Costco has something for everyone and a multitude of products that are designed to help people manage their health, eat well, and do more into their twilight years.

Here, we have curated a list of 13 budget-friendly Costco items that’ll improve the lives of those over 65 and quickly make up for the price of an annual membership.

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

Price: $14.99 (on sale from $18.99)

Our eyesight declines in quality as we age. Whether you need them before or are just losing some of your sight, Costco stocks a variety of three-packs of stylish reading glasses for the insanely low price of just $5 per pair.

Price: $14.99

You will never find Marie Callender’s chicken pot pies any cheaper than you can at Costco. The flaky, buttery crust is irresistible.

Each meal packs 17 grams of protein and is ready to eat in just eight minutes. These fan-favorite frozen meat pies are available in an eight-count box for just $1.87 each, while each meal by itself runs a minimum of $2.98 regular price at Walmart.

Price: $34.99 (on sale from $69.99)

Keeping yourself safe can be a little daunting, especially as you age. You can get a two pack of one of the most reliable cloud-based security devices on the market with six months of cloud storage for half its $71.96 regular price through the brand’s website.

Price: $49.99

As we age, so does our skincare routine. Cooling balms, hydrating serums, and other products might require cool, dry storage. This mini fridge is perfect to tuck away any organic or cooling products like aloe vera gel, cool towels, and more.

This small fridge has a mirrored door with LED lights to aid you with your makeup routine, but can also store beverages and medicines if need be.

Price: $31.99

Tooth sensitivity can strike at any age, but it can progress as you get older due to gum recession and other health factors.

Sensodyne makes a toothpaste that is not only great for sensitivity protection, but it is the #1 Dentist recommended brand for strengthening tooth enamel.

Price: $29.99

Keep your skin young and safe by applying — and then reapplying — sunscreen regularly. This sun stick makes it easy to apply without the help of someone else or the added mess of a liquid option.

One stick is normally available for $19.20 at Walmart, so the two-pack is like getting one half off.

Price: $16.99

Getting warm — and staying warm — can be incredibly difficult, especially as we age and lose bone density and muscle mass.

Costco always offers a variety of top-quality clothing deals, like this relaxed-fit cowl neck pullover. It’s comfortable for layering or wearing on its own, and it is a midweight top made of double-peached cozy layers. Similar options normally run $59.99 on sale at J.Crew.

Price: $43.99

Fiber is incredibly important for the balanced functioning of the human body, and most of the time, we just don’t get enough in our diets.

Metamucil is one of the highest-rated fiber supplements — and best tasting. This supplement helps with appetite control and can improve your digestive health and lower your cholesterol.

At just 17 cents per serving, you’ll want to stock up at Costco versus Target, which stocks it for 43 cents per serving.

Price: $23.99

Adding throw rugs to your space can help you keep a firm grip on the ground. This can be especially helpful to those who are prone to fall.

Grab this beautiful, skid-resistant, two-foot by six-foot design, unique to Costco, to add some style and support to your space. This low-pile runner can be thrown directly into the washing machine.

Price: $21.99

Owning solid, comfortable shoes can make life so much easier and more comfortable and really help relieve any foot or joint pain. These Kensie Ladies’ Penny Loafers have a padded footbed for extra bounce. Slip them on without the added nuisance of shoestrings.

A similar style is available on sale at JCPenney for $27.99, so you’ll save yourself a few dollars with your Costco membership.

Price: $45.99

Flying insects can be a real nuisance, and that’s if they aren’t capable of hurting you. There is a reason Zevo has become a household name.

Snag this deal on two packs of their insect devices and six of the trap refills. Compared to Target, where you’d only get two devices and two cartridges for $35.49.

Price: $63.99

Keeping things well lit can do a lot to prevent eye strain and loss of eyesight. This nifty desk lap doubles as a light therapy device.

With three color temperatures and seven brightness levels, you’ll get access to full-spectrum UV light without the harsh side effects the sun provides. It has 4.8 stars and rave reviews from customers but will cost you $79.99 on the brand’s website.

Price: $59.99

Cupping can improve circulation and has been known to ease painful symptoms of arthritis.

Keeping your body moving and blood flowing is incredibly important, plus these cupping massagers are absolute bliss, with four modes, nine suction levels, and three heat settings.

One of these devices goes for $39.99 at Best Buy, so this two-pack will save you $20 when you use your Costco membership.

Investing in a $65 Costco membership can be a smart move for your budget and lifestyle, beyond access to a treasure trove of items tailored to life after 65.

Costco also offers opportunities to save on groceries, household essentials, prescriptions, and even travel — helping you stretch your dollars further.