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In relation: Costco buyers abandon these Kirkland products: "go downhill".

In a video that is collected more than 788,000 views , Tiktker Jpeezy (@ just_n_time_2_tok) Costco slap to sell bottles of name of name brand that are only partially full. His 30 -second clip compares popular seasoning and dry friction to the whole seasoning of Kirkland, which is significantly more complete than the rest.

"Why are we paying half a seasoning bottle?" Read the superposition of the text at the start of your video.

Jpeezy then takes the disciples into the aisle of herbs and spices, stopping to highlight the seasoning bottles which are not filled on the rim. He takes note of an Old Bay seasoning bottle, which is commonly used on seafood, chicken and red meat. The camera then takes place towards several containers under the Kinder's brand before pointing your finger on the Taco of Spice Lab seasoning, the original Dash salt -free seasoning mixture and the Hidden Valley Ranch seasoning which only seems two third party.

It is only when Jpeezy reaches the Kirkland (Costco Internal brand) product section that he spots bottles of seasoning filled with the ceiling.

"Thank you, Kirkland for filling your bottles all along!" he says.

The video sparked an animated debate on Tiktok. While some Costco customers have the impression of being scammed by major brands, others claim that there is a logical explanation of additional space.

"Idk why they do this," said a person. "Like the Croustilles, I understand why they do not fill it all along but this one IDK."

Another nicknamed the controversy "Shrinkflation", adding: "I remember when these bottles were much cheaper and full at the top."

Several have also struck in spices, which can affect the complete appearance of a bottle. "Because the powders set up differently from the seeds, it can be cheaper, but as long as you get the weight labeled for sale," said someone.

"When the spices are seated for a while, they condense because the air between the particles escapes. If you shake it, it should seem more full," suggested a user.

But as many have pointed out, the volume of seasoning does not matter as much as the weight because this is what determines the cost of the product. "You pay the weight of the powder inside the volume of the bottle", reads a comment.

A second person said: "You pay a price per ounce!"

"You pay the amount labeled on the bottle. What is the size of the bottle, is not placed," said another.