Roundup
It seems that Monsanto’s weedkiller, Roundup, has been recently linked to cancer in humans. In fact, you probably didn’t know this, but there’s one couple who even won a $2 billion lawsuit over this claim, urging Costco to immediately pull the chemical killer off shelves and remove all the other products that might contain glyphosate.
Instead, consumers have the option of getting non-toxic weed killers at Walmart, and they won’t pay over $30.
Studded tires
Even if studded tires are effective when it’s the season for snowy roads, apparently, Costco discontinued them many years ago, due to concerns that the studs were actually damaging the roadways. Instead, you could buy snow chains from Auto Zone, where they oftentimes retail for less than $50.
I loved the combo pizzas, and haven’t bought any of their pizzas since they quit selling the combo years ago. It was a huge disappointment. I am planning on trying Sams combo now that I’m a member there as well.
Keep saying ok to what the government tells you what to do, business big mistake. Run your own buiness or government will put you out of business
We really do like and enjoy Costco. They provide excellent products a fair prices and even they are a large store, shopping there is a pleasure.
Eliminating most of these items from their stock is a huge mistake in my opinion, especially the polish hotdog, combo pizzas, and roundup, a product I use to control certain highly INVASIVE weeds. Control of undesirable plants (kudzu, ivy (poison), creeper, etc) in urban properties is certainly a worthy community supported effort. Also, if eliminating the chocolate dipped cone means eliminating soft serve ice cream and their sundaes, its a disastrous business decision — if keeping loyal (over 30 years) customers is a thing Costco wishes to do. This is depressing news!
Sam’s Club, here we come!
Bought Urban Star for Hubby, did not like them at LL, I NEED TO THINK WHY. I tried to write Urban Star, to no avail. Will get back to you soon!!!