Let's face it, toilet paper is not the most glamorous purchase we make. But if you're gonna go, you might as well go with Charmin! This stuff is like wiping your bum with a cloud. It's so soft and gentle, my derrière practically sings with joy every time I use it. I mean, who knew that toilet paper could make such a difference in your life? Go ahead, treat yourself and your tush to Charmin. Your booty will thank you.

In the batch of toilet paper I purchased, at the end of each roll, the quality control person must have been asleep. The last 2 feet is a wad of wrinkled, no perforated wad that is basically unusable. That has been every roll in this expensive bundle.

The new perforation wave patterns add just the touch of class I needed in a premium toilet paper. Looks great displayed on a roll—and no need to fold the tip like a fancy hotel. Can we say time savings?! Living near the lake we keep this on stock because, well, it’s the little attention to detail that really pulls a theme together. Lake waves and Charmin’s new perforated wave cut toilet paper rolls—a match that this family can get behind!

I was disappointed in the quality for the price. I use a lot of toilet tissue. I have pups that "go" inside and I pick it up with regular toilet tissue. You have to use as much as other brands. Yes, it is soft, yes it is think"er" than some of the other brands. But for the cost I will not purchase again.

i thought i ordered sams brand when this came to my door iintended to bring it to rapid cicty and get a refund, however we had snow, so i didnt , its terrible, it obvious the rolls may be lthicker but the width doesnt work on my paper roll holders. NEVER AGAIN

I’ve been a long-time fan of Charmin Strong, but the recent Mega version has been a letdown. Yes, the rolls include about 50% more sheets, but the paper itself is noticeably narrower than previous versions. That extra length doesn’t feel like much of a benefit when each sheet covers less area, and the reduced width makes the product feel cheaper overall. Performance-wise, it also doesn’t match the quality of the original Strong. The older version felt sturdier, more comfortable, didn’t shred and simply more effective. The new Mega rolls seem like a step backward—less coverage and a decline in strength. It’s definitely not the upgrade its “Mega” branding suggests. If you loved the previous Strong formula, you may be disappointed in this newer version.

It's toilet paper and does the job. However, I noticed a lack of quality control where rolls are not a consistent width. This may be due to the bean counters trying to save money by reducing the size and amount of product in each roll. But it's a good tissue.

Made a mistake of getting ultra strong, and didn’t like it at all. Much Too hard. I’ve been using the other kind with scalloped end , for years, and loved it. Picked up the wrong kind my mistake. They are next to each other, and I guess I picked up the wrong kind by mistake.

They’re playing the game again. When their costs (Charmin not Sam’s), they reduced the size of their rolls. Same number of sheets, but 4 x 4 instead of 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 which is 21% smaller. Somewhere in the future they’ll have Charmin Plus which will be more expensive and back to the original size.

So I bought this on sale last month because I missed it. The first thing I noticed was how the packaging was much smaller than when I had bought this brand four years ago: shrinkflation at its finest. Member's Mark has a brand that is just as good and has the correct amount in the package. It has 45 rolls and costs less than Charmin. I'm not saying its better than Charmin. For me, I don't think any toilet paper is, but a toilet paper that has 45 rolls and is about $5 cheaper is going forward. Bring your product back to 2020 standards.