We go through a lot of tissues in our household so I love to stock up at Sam's Club because of the 12 pack that is less than $1 per box. We keep a box in every room plus our car. I received product and compensation from the Sam’s Club as part of a sponsored program. All opinions are my own

Since SC does not sell large boxes of Puff's, I decided to get the MM brand, which states soft, strong, absorbent. Yes, they are very soft, which I like. However, to get the Puff's-like thickness and strength, you have to fold in half. At least for me, I am using 4 x 8 tissues if I fold. Absorbent, yes. Still a pretty good tissue.

I've bought various different store-brand facial tissue in the past & have always ended up going back to Puffs, which I love. After trying these Member's Mark facial tissues, I'm sold. They're soft, strong & work great & can't beat the price. I prefer the previous design/colors over the current, but that's not a big deal to me. I won't be going back to Puffs:)

I’ve purchased and use as a staple in my house Members Mark toilet paper as well as paper towels, so I thought why not try the tissue. I’m very disappointed in the quality of this particular item, the tissue is thin and rough. I would compare it to the tissue found in hotel rooms, cheap and thin. As me mentioned I love their toilet paper and paper towels and feel it’s up to the name brand counter parts, but not so much for the tissue. I will spend the extra $2 or $3 next time and get name brand, my nose will thank me for it!

I ordered the flat box instead of the smaller squares so I returned it at the store. But I didn't realize that they changed the colors on all the Members Mark tissue boxes so they all look hideous. I bought the Kleenex instead, but they aren't much better looking. I think they should go back to more plain boxes. And no, I'm not investing in tissue box covers...

From what I remember, the ultra soft in the flat boxes used to be 3-ply, but now only the Member's Mark ultra soft in the cube boxes are 3-ply (with half the number of tissues per box!) Even back when I do remember these being 3-ply, they made such a mess (lots of "tissue dust") wherever the box was placed and on the floor below that I stopped buying them. I realize the fact that it bothered me as much as it did probably wouldn't be nearly as irritating for the majority of people. However, for me at least, more dust didn't just look bad but led to more sneezing. No thank you.

I was very disappointed with these as they tend to blow through, a sneeze with go right through them. I liked the idea of trying these after we really liked the Member's Mark toilet paper products, but these fell short, and would have a hard time buying them again.

Pulling out the first tissue is always a challenge. Overstuffing the box makes it nearly impossible to pull out the first tissue. Many times, several have to come out often tearing causing a lot of waste. Tissues get hung up or don't pull up the next one a lot of times. Excessive lint dust all over the furniture. Fortunately, I tried the Basics from the largest online seller and was amazed - from the first tissue to the last - never an issue starting the first sheet or disconnecting from the next sheet. Same thing with the tall kitchen bags that always sticks and are hard to open. The team in charge of Basics is listening and have better products.

I love the designs on the Member’s Mark Brand 2-ply Facial Tissue boxes. Shopping at Sam’s Club was a breeze when using the Scan & Go app and now I have enough boxes for the home, office, and vehicle. I received product and compensation from the Sam’s Club as part of a sponsored program. All opinions are my own.

We've been buying Member's Mark brand of tissues for awhile and were happy with quality and price. In the spring and fall I suffer from allergies, and my child has allergies and asthma. We'd go through 1-2 boxes a week together when things were at their peak outside. Nothing seemed to help, including trying different allergy medicine brands. We were on a road trip recently and noticed that every time one of us pulled a tissue from the box a cloud of tissue dust would billow into the air. Then I started paying attention at home, where a few months ago I got black furniture in my office and had been lamenting about dust starting the week after I got it. It always seemed the worst at my desk and around my black mousepad and keyboard. What sits nearby? My tissue box. I switched brands (to my chagrin, since MM is cheaper and feels decent quality) and I've noticed less dust, less nose blowing for myself and my kid. If you don't have allergies this may not be an issue for you. But if you're the type, like we are, to use several tissues every day, then you may want to pay attention to whether your symptoms are better or worse using these dust-heavy tissues.