15 Unbelievable Costco Kirkland Steals Under $39 to Snatch This December

Have the holidays pushed your shopping budget to its limit? Don’t stress. We can help you to save money at Costco.

The Kirkland store brand is filled with low-cost, high-quality generics. Whether you need a cozy pair of socks to wear under winter boots or a moisturizing body wash that hydrates parched skin, we’ve rounded up the best buys from this line — and they’re all under $40. So go ahead and fill your cart at Costco this December. At these prices, you won’t even need to break a 50-dollar bill.

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

Price: $18.99 (on sale from $22.99)

Stay warm in these cozy Merino wool blend men’s socks. The boot-ready six-pack is a bargain for less than $19. A single pair of Bombas Merino calf socks cost $22. You would pay $132 to get the same quantity as the Kirkland buy.

Price: $19.99

The cold weather makes housebreaking your puppy a challenge. But that doesn’t mean you should let Fido or Fluffy make a mess of your house.

These extra-large absorbent pads are a steal for $19.99. Each box includes 100 of the 30x23-inch poly-backed disposable training mats. The same size pack from So Phresh costs $61.99 at Petco.

Price: $28.99

Keep things moving with this sugar-free psyllium fiber powder. Get two 36.8-ounce canisters (with a total of 360 teaspoons) for under $29 right now.

Compare the generic OTC supplement to Metamucil. Target sells the 72-teaspoon size container of the brand-name version for $17.39. It costs over $86 for the same number of servings you get in the Kirkland double-pack.

Price: $22.99

Need to clean up after a holiday meal? Party guests can make a mess. But with this budget-friendly deal, you won’t waste money on paper products.

Score 12 two-ply 160-sheet rolls of these disposable towels for $22.99. The individually wrapped create-a-size sheets are certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative. Twelve of Bounty’s brand-name triple rolls cost $33.49 at Target.

Price: $19.99

Prepare for cold and flu season with this 12-pack of 84-count (per box) three-ply tissues. Costco customer Nomad compared this generic buy to the name-brand option, “First time trying Kirkland brand tissues. I was pleasantly surprised how well they compare to Kleenex brand. Great quality!”

Price: $24.99

Supplement your diet with this 230-count bottle of 1,400 mg fish oil soft gels. Each pill contains 330 mg of Omega-3 Fatty Acids. The sustainably sourced, cold-pressed, extra virgin oil is USP Verified.

Don’t assume you can find a better deal online. Amazon sells 180 Pure Alaska Omega 1,000 mg soft gels for over $27.

Price: $12.99

Late-night holiday parties can leave you with an early morning headache. Stop this type of pain for less. A 1,000-tablet double-pack (500 in each bottle) of 200 mg generic ibuprofen is only $12.99 this month. One bottle of three hundred Advil NSAID tabs retails for $23.99 at Target.

Price: $11.99

Pamper yourself without breaking the bank. Sephora sells 10 ounces of the tropical-scented Ouai St. Barts Gentle Cleansing Wash for $28, while Kirkland Signature’s Natural Citrus version is only $11.99 for two 27-ounce bottles. The Costco generic may not have the fancy brand name behind it — but it does have a nourishing blend of olive leaf, mangosteen, pomegranate, and chamomile.

Price: $15.99

Remove your holiday party makeup in seconds. This 180-count box includes four 30-piece flip-top packs and four 15-piece resealable travel packs of the plant-based glycerin wipes for $15.99. You could pay less at your local Costco club. We found this product for $13.99.

Price: $11.99

Soft, shiny hair doesn’t have to come with a high price tag. Kirkland’s 33.8-ounce bottle of paraben, dye, and phosphate-free 100 percent vegan moisturizing conditioner is a can’t-miss deal for $11.99. The same size bottle of Nexxus Humextress Ultimate Moisture Conditioner costs over $25 at Target.

Price: $29.99

Give this four-pack as a holiday gift. The golfer in your life will appreciate the premium Cabretta leather gloves. Kirkland’s budget-friendly buy isn’t just under $40 — it’s less than $30. Dick’s Sporting Goods sells a single right-handed glove from Titleist for $27.99.

Price: $38.89

Treat your furry best friend to this soft, cuddly 42x42-inch faux fur bed. Your playful pup needs somewhere cozy and comfy to rest. And you deserve a deal that leaves cash in your wallet. Compare Costco’s price to over $79 for Top Paw’s 38x48-inch memory foam version at Petsmart.

Price: $32.99

Don’t suffer through arthritic aches and pains just because topical relievers seem expensive. Kirkland’s three-pack of 5.29-ounce (15.87 ounces total) diclofenac sodium topical gel tubes is only $32.99. Target’s 3.5-ounce size of Voltaren is $20.49. That makes the Kirkland buy a fraction of the name-brand’s price.

Price: $24.99

Get tagless comfort for a bargain price at Costco. The 100 percent combed heavyweight cotton tee-style shirts come in a convenient six-pack. Choose from white or black colors and sizes small through 3XL.

Six Hanes Ultimate ComfortSoft Crew cost $42 at Kohl’s — but the Kirkland dupe is only $24.99.

Price: $13.99

Make your clothes, towels, and bed linens smell like a dream. Snag this 2.86-pound (45.9-ounce) bottle of the Kirkland Fresh Scent fragrance for under $14. Downy’s smaller 30.1-ounce size of the brand-name’s In-Wash Booster Beads costs $18.99.

Stretch your shopping budget this December with these under-$40 bargains. The budget-friendly deals on Kirkland’s buys include everything from pet products to pain relievers.

Even though Costco’s generic line features lower-than-brand-name prices, you can add to the overall store savings. Use the best cash back credit cards to earn perks, points, and other rewards on eligible purchases.