If you’ve seen American TikTok or Instagram posts about a huge box of collagen jelly sticks from Costco, that’s real — and no, Costco UK doesn’t have it. Here’s what’s actually going on, and the closest you can get here.
What’s on Costco.com
EVERYDAZE — the same vegan jelly-stick brand already in our guide — sells a 42-count value pack exclusively through Costco’s US website, in both Peach and Pomegranate flavours, at $33.99. That works out to roughly $0.81 per stick — meaningfully cheaper than anything in our UK comparison, where per-stick prices generally run £1.24–2.29.
Why it’s US-only
This is a straightforward retail distribution gap, not a product difference. Costco’s US warehouse membership model is built around exactly this kind of bulk value pack, and EVERYDAZE has a US distribution deal that gets it onto Costco.com. Costco UK’s online and warehouse ranges are decided separately, and as of publishing there’s no equivalent listing on Costco UK’s site — this format hasn’t reached UK bulk retail in any form yet, matching everything else we’ve found about why the UK high street doesn’t stock jelly sticks.
The closest UK equivalent
You can still buy EVERYDAZE itself in the UK — just not at Costco bulk pricing. YesStyle sells the same product in 10-stick packs for roughly £11.94–14.74 (about £1.19–1.47 a stick, depending on current promotions) — a real UK delivery path, just without the bulk discount that a 42-count warehouse pack gets you in the US.
If bulk value specifically matters more to you than brand, Cloo9’s 28-stick pack and MIZON’s 2×14-stick bundle are the largest single UK-bought packs in our guides — still smaller than Costco’s 42-count, but closer than a standard 10-stick box.
Should you import from US Costco?
We wouldn’t recommend it. Beyond the shipping cost likely erasing the per-stick saving, importing a food supplement from the US for personal use can run into customs and food-import rules that aren’t worth the hassle for a snack-format product you can already buy properly through a UK-facing retailer. The saving is real on paper — it doesn’t survive international shipping in practice.