Sam's Club: Who Really Makes Member's Mark Toilet Paper?

The Member's Mark toilet paper from Sam's Club is a customer favorite. This is perhaps no surprise considering the quality and value of the product. At about $23 for a pack of 45 rolls, the toilet paper is more affordable than many other premium options out there. The packaging on the product claims that it is soft and strong, making it a high-performing toilet paper. This means that customers who purchase the item are likely getting their money's worth. With all these benefits, you might be wondering who really makes Sam's Club's Member's Mark toilet paper. It turns out that the product is actually manufactured by Walmart.

This may not come as a shock to you considering the fact that Walmart is the parent company of Sam's Club. Thanks to this affiliation, you can even have the Member's Mark toilet paper shipped to your home from the Walmart website. The retailer actually manufactures quite a few other products for Sam's Club as well. With this information in mind, you will know exactly who is behind this budget-friendly toilet paper the next time you go to purchase it.

It seems that Walmart did not miss the mark when manufacturing the Member's Mark toilet paper because it is highly rated online. It received an impressive 4.9-star rating on the Sam's Club website as of this writing, with many reviewers praising its soft feel and durability. "Soft and strong is how I describe this paper," one customer wrote in a review. "Had been searching for the right one and I found it. Members' Mark has the feel of a more expensive toilet paper. Love it." If you plan to give this product a shot for the first time, you might just find that those expensive toilet paper brands are not always better than cheaper options.

The Member's Mark toilet paper has great reviews on Amazon, too. One user even posted a positive video review of the product in which you can see just how large each roll is. The reviewer confirmed that the toilet paper is soft and strong, just as the packaging advertises. 

Even with all of the praise this item received, some customers claim that there are some major drawbacks to buying the toilet paper brand. One review on the Sam's Club website alleged that the rolls contain fewer sheets than advertised. "We felt we were changing too frequently so we counted the sheets on [three] rolls," one customer shared. "These were the 190 sheets/roll but same tissue. Only 167 sheets on [two] rolls and only 142 on third." Another customer claimed that the thickness of the toilet paper led to a clogged toilet.