Costco Employee’s Holiday Gift List: From LED Face Masks to Chocolate-Filled Mugs
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- •Veronica Thatcher, after 20 years at Costco, hunts for this year’s top holiday gifts among festive decorations and shelves.
- •She highlights the Shark CryoGlow LED light therapy mask, the Bluetooth Marshall Kilburn II speaker, and the smart Nuwave Hot Brew mug.
- •Other picks include a Yankee Candle set with six scents for easy sharing, the Skylight touchscreen calendar with syncing, and a chocolate-filled four-piece mug set.
Veronica Thatcher, a dedicated Costco employee for 20 years, braves the holiday swarm each December to uncover the best gifts from the warehouse jungle. This year’s treasure trove includes the Shark CryoGlow mask, a futuristic LED-light therapy gadget that promises to chill your under-eyes and maybe your social life too, complete with a charging stand, pillowcase, and remote—because who wouldn’t want to command their face mask from afar? For party animals with audio needs, the classic Marshall Kilburn II speaker offers a whopping 20+ hours of tunes. Caffeine addicts, fear not: the Nuwave Hot Brew mug smartly brews coffee or tea, charging itself like a needy pet. The Yankee Candle set with bizarrely specific scents like 'red-apple wreath' or 'sage and citrus' screams festive multitasking, perfect for breaking into six gifts. The Skylight touchscreen calendar syncs with every digital excuse to avoid family drama and includes a one-year subscription to show off your digital photos instead of actual conversations. Finally, gifting versatility peaks with the four-piece mug set, each filled with Ghirardelli chocolate strategically crafted to sabotage any diet. And if your giftee prefers a smooth shave to smooth skin, the Braun Series 9 Sport Shaver dangles five attachments, promising typical razor glories but waterproof—because wet or dry, your face deserves five ways to hurt it.
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Costco holiday gifts are basically an accidental therapy session: LED face masks that chill your eyeballs, mugs that brew themselves, and speakers that outlast your social stamina. We're all terrible drivers of our own lives, but hey, at least your presents will be high-tech mishaps.
If your holiday chaos had a mascot, it’d be a Costco employee stalking shelves like a gift-giving ninja, except with LED masks and coffee mugs instead of throwing stars.
Forget syncing calendars and chills for your tears; Costco’s got gadgets to remind you why family gatherings need better gifts and audio distractions.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 12/9/2025 | Author: Veronica Thatcher
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