Costco’s October Deals Are Worth More Than $1,700

Costco Wholesale's latest monthly savings booklet is now available, and offers more than 100 discounts.

Karla Bowsher • October 3, 2016

Costco Wholesale’s latest monthly savings booklet is now available.

It includes well over 100 discounts that are worth more than $1,700 in savings. They’re available now through Oct. 23. Anyone can see these deals online, and Costco members generally also receive the savings booklet by mail.

The booklet itself is not required to take advantage of these offers, though — so no coupon clipping is necessary.

If you shop at a Costco store, you will see these discounts noted on price tags and automatically deducted at the register. If you shop at Costco.com, you will see the discounts noted in the applicable item descriptions and automatically deducted from the price listed.

Note that many — but not all — of the offers in the monthly savings booklet can be redeemed online.

Here are a few examples of the discounted items you’ll find both in clubs and online this month:

Oral-B eight-pack of manual toothbrushes ($8 off), rechargeable electric toothbrush ($30 off) and electric toothbrush replacement heads ($8 off)
Lenovo Flex touchscreen laptop ($100 off) and HP Pavilion desktop ($100 off) computers
Tissues ($3.60 off), paper towels ($3.90 off) and toilet paper ($4.40 off)

To view all discounts available this month, visit Costco’s “October Savings” webpage. To join Costco or learn more about its memberships, visit the membership page.

For more money-saving tips, check out “8 Ways to Squeeze the Most From Your Costco Membership.”

What’s your favorite thing to buy at Costco? Let us know why below or over on our Facebook page.

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