Just because something is being sold at the warehouse store does not mean that it is necessarily a good bargain. Many food items (especially name-brand products) are less expensive at the local supermarket. Always compare the unit price at both stores before committing to a larger size. Remember that some warehouse stores like Costco do not normally accept manufacturer’s coupons. Consider your family’s eating habits before buying in volume because wasted food is wasted money. Finally, wholesale stores require a membership fee to shop there. Only join if there is enough of a discount for you to shop there regularly. Most wholesale stores will offer you a day pass, which allows you to look around before you commit to a membership.
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