It my first time when I tried big bottlle and I really like it. Must have for everyone. I use it for everything: cooking? my hair and my body. I'll buy it again for sure

Although I don't use this much for eating, the daily or weekly uses are countless. Like for hair masks, cuticle oil, after shave lotion, oil pulling, removing makeup etc

Carrington Farms’ Virgin, Cold-Pressed, Organic Coconut Oil as sold in Costco is one of the best deals I could find where I live (it looks like the 78-ounce version of this product). One of the reasons I shop at Costco is that I like their staff-related policies. I didn’t find anything about Carrington Farms’ staff policies, I did find out that the company apparently “engages in ethical business practices, ensuring human workers are properly compensated for their work.” More specifically, it is one of companies that does not “use monkeys or human children to harvest coconuts.”

Although Carrington Farms’ coconut oil is organic and non-GMO certified, I couldn’t figure out if it specifically was fair trade certified. The label doesn’t have a mark stating that it is; however, it does state that the product is from the Philippines, where most fair trade coconut oil seems to come from. It might be, then, that either this coconut oil is indeed not fair trade, or that it is but the company is stuck in the legalities of proving it because they can put it on their label.

The product comes in a big plastic container, so you only need one tub for a family that will last quite some time; this contributes to a decrease in packaging. Furthermore, the container is quite useful for other uses when the oil has been completely used—I know someone who has a few from various friends and family members to store stuff in their garage, another friend uses it for art supplies, and yet another uses it for things like dry rice and quinoa storage.

(For more: http://www.saharsblog.com/review/product-review-review/product-review-carrington-farms-virgin-cold-pressed-organic-coconut-oil/)

I love this organic coconut oil. It is so healthy to cook with and has so many other uses. I bought a 2nd tub to keep in the bathroom to use on my hair and as a facial moisturizer. I found this at Walmart and it's under $8.

I've replaced all other oils and butter with coconut oil for the health benefits, and it tastes great too. Can be used as a spread on toast, melt for use in recipes, or even to clean your teeth! It's a bit expensive but worth it I think.

Where has coconut oil been all my life? Not only does it make wonderful cookies, and has a ton of health benefits, but it moisturizes my skin perfectly. It smells wonderful and does not feel greasy once absorbed.

LOVE this coconut oil! It has a great fresh coconut smell and taste and works for absolutely everything! My family uses it for cooking and also for smoothies but also for bath time, eczema, deep hair conditioner, after sun product, personal lubricant...you name it! Would recommend it to anyone!

I have officially jumped on the coconut oil band wagon. I tried the product on my hair, skin and eating it and it has done wonders!

I have given my cat and dog a teaspoon of it daily and their coats are shiny, soft and they have a healthier digestive system.

Sometimes natural is the way to go! :0 Take care "Chicks"

Coconut oil is a great alternative for many things. I use it in baking, in the fry pan, and on myself. It is great as a moisturizer and as a hair styling product. I picked up this particular brand at Costco and have been quite pleased with the quality and the price was fantastic.

I love this stuff....best price costco. It can be used for cooking but is amazing as a body lotion, hair conditioner, facial care...the list is endless