Sep 5, 2026

6 Brands You Didn’t Know Had Moved to Walmart -- and They’re Surprisingly Affordable

Written by Gabriel Vito
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Edited by Zuri Anderson
6 Brands You Didn’t Know Had Moved to Walmart -- and They’re Surprisingly Affordable

Boka toothpaste and Liquid Youth collagen water used to be products you sought out online or in specialty stores.

Now they’re available at Walmart, along with several other brands shoppers may not expect to find there. Many also cost less than they do on the brand’s website or at another major retailer. 

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  • Walmart price: $9.88 for 3.4 ounces

  • Boka price: $11.62 for 4 ounces ($17.61 with shipping)

Boka built its following online before expanding into Walmart. Its fluoride-free formula uses nano-hydroxyapatite, which may help strengthen enamel and ease sensitivity. Lemon Lavender also offers a change from mint.

Walmart sells a 3.4-ounce tube for $9.88. Boka charges $11.62 for a 4-ounce tube, and a $5.99 shipping charge brings the pre-tax total to $17.61. Shipping varies, and first-time buyers may qualify for free shipping. Walmart’s option costs $7.73 less without a subscription or minimum order.

  • Walmart price: $9.99 per bottle, or $29.97 for three

  • Viking Revolution price: $24.88 for three ($33.08 with shipping)

Viking Revolution built most of its business online before bringing seven of its grooming products to about 900 Walmart stores in 2026. Its Cedarwood and Pine beard oil combines argan and jojoba oils to soften facial hair and moisturize the skin underneath.

A one-ounce bottle costs $9.99 at Walmart. Viking Revolution sells a three-pack for $24.88, but with shipping at about $8.20, the total comes to roughly $33.08 before tax. Buying three bottles from Walmart saves about $3.11 with in-store pickup.

  • Walmart price: $8.97 for 32 pads

  • Ulta price: $9.99 for 16 pads

Scarlet by RedDrop makes period products for tweens and teens. Its mixed pack contains four pad lengths for different flow levels.

Walmart sells a 32-count pack with eight pads in each size for $8.97. Ulta charges $9.99 for a 16-count pack with four pads in each size. Walmart gives you twice as many pads for $1.02 less.

  • Walmart price: $39.95 for 12 cans, or $2.98 for one can

  • Liquid Youth price: $44.97 for 12 cans (three four-packs)

Liquid Youth expanded into more than 200 Walmart stores in 2026. The brand puts collagen into a canned sparkling drink instead of a powder you have to mix. Each can has 11 grams of bovine collagen peptides and 10 grams of protein, with no sugar.

Walmart sells a 12-pack of Summer Peach for $39.95. Liquid Youth charges $14.99 for a four-pack, or $44.97 for 12 cans. That makes Walmart $5.02 cheaper. Walmart also lists individual cans for $2.98, but availability varies by location.

  • Walmart price: $169

  • Greenworks price: $189.99

Greenworks is known for battery-powered lawn equipment, but its Greenworks Pro drills and saws arrived at Walmart this spring. The CK521A1 kit, for example, comes with a brushless drill, an impact driver, two batteries, a charger, and a carrying bag.

Walmart sells the Greenworks kit for $169. Greenworks lists the same model for $229.99, which makes the Walmart option $20.99 cheaper.

  • Walmart price: $19.87 for 1 ounce

  • Maison 276 price: $25 for 1 ounce

Maison 276 makes hair care for people embracing their natural gray. Its Revive serum can be used on the hair or scalp to control frizz and add shine.

Walmart sells the one-ounce serum for $19.87. Maison 276 charges $25 for the same serum, making Walmart $5.13 cheaper.

Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change.

This article was provided by MoneyLion.com for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial, legal or tax advice.

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Written by
Gabriel Vito
Edited by
Zuri Anderson