Elderberry Gummies at Costco - Too Good to Be True?
Saw a huge jar of elderberry gummies at Costco today for like $12.99. Normally I pay $20+ at the pharmacy. Is this a sign of lower quality or did I hit the jackpot? Any thoughts?
I wouldn't worry too much! Costco usually sells quality stuff in bulk. Just check the label for added sugar and artificial stuff. I'm keto, so I look for no sugar alcohols. If it's clean, it's a steal!
Price often reflects marketing and packaging, not necessarily quality. Check for standardized elderberry extract (like 10:1 or standardized to anthocyanins). If it's got that, you're getting a good deal. Also, check the serving size – sometimes discount brands have lower doses.
I don't know about elderberry, but I've been into meditation and holistic stuff. I heard elderberry is great for immune support. If it's from Costco, they have a good return policy, so worst case, you can return it! Might be worth a try.
From a gym rat perspective, I just want the gummies to taste good and not be loaded with sugar. I've gotten some from Costco before and they were solid. Also, check the expiration date – if it's close, they might be discounted for a reason. But for that price, I'd grab them!