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Way Cheaper

I've started making regular stops at Dollar Tree, and picked up this bottle of body wash for our guest bathroom for $1.25. The same product in a slightly bigger size retails for $6.99 at Target.

I already knew that greeting cards were way cheaper at Dollar Tree (2 for $1.00) but these are nice quality Hallmark cards. The same brand retails anywhere from $5.99 to 7.99 at my grocery store.

This really surprised me. There aren't many sugarfree hard candies I like, but Werther's is an exception. I've been paying $2.50 a bag for the exact same product at the market. They were half that price at Dollar Tree.

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