Impulse buying is not my ministry — I am a slow shopper, more likely to invest in an experience over a thing. Going down review rabbit holes and opening many, many tabs when comparing products online is the norm for me, especially if I haven’t heard about them by word of mouth. And since I have some health challenges, I gravitate toward things that do my body good too, like recovery boots and plastic-free appliances. That being said, most of my favorite finds give big reusable “buy it for life” energy. - Nikki Brown, SEO editor
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Costco
They’re better than other streamers at creating packages that motivate me to abandon a rewatch.
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The Criterion Channel
I’m head over heels for my couch. I’ve lounged on it in about 20 different ways and each one is comfy.
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$16.42
Walmart
I love iced coffee, even in the dead of winter. This plastic-free pitcher is as user-friendly as it gets and easy to wash.
$50.00
Uncommon Goods
I bought these three years ago and they still look like new. And you don’t need more than one set of hands to put them together.
$29.99
$52.99
Amazon
