buyers' clubs

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when my local buyers' club closed many years ago, i first started ordering from a long distance buyers' club. i think i was using the houston buyers' club, because from what i remember, they carried more of the specific products i was using than others operating at that time. later i heard about a "helping hands" discount that one of my local health food stores offered to those in need and started getting my supplements there, because they were both cheaper than the buyers' club and more convenient. i did that for years. then a couple of years ago i starting thinking about how literally EVERYTHING is cheaper over the internet, so i did a cost comparison between the vitamins and supplements i was getting at a 20% discount at my local health food store and the prices i could get online. i did a product by product

comparison for the various supplements i take on three or four sites, and found that at totaldiscountvitamins.com they were all significantly cheaper than the prices i was paying (and they were cheaper overall than any of the other sites i checked). as someone who has to watch every penny he spends, this was a great discovery. so that's where i have been buying them for the last couple of years, and i have been completely satisfied with their product line and their customer service. i still buy one or two items that they don't carry at my local store, but otherwise get a box in the mail from that website every couple of months. (btw, i have NO AFFILIATION whatsoever with the website, other than that of a satisfied customer.)now i'm wondering if i could save any more money by going back to the buyers' clubs. has anyone else done such a cost comparison? or maybe i'll have to check out the

products and prices that these buyers' clubs are offering these days myself, and again see which is cheaper ...thanks in advance for any tips you all can provide.don