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Top-Rated Products to Shop on Amazon This Month

It’s true: Somehow, we’re well into October, which brings stunning fall foliage, sweater weather, and the inexplicable urge to make stew all the time. Amazon’s October bestsellers reflect those changes. From last-minute Halloween items to pumpkin-spice-scented candles, check out our selections of the best items to shop on Amazon this month. 

Prices and availability are subject to change.

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Yeti Rambler Lowball

Yeti Rambler Lowball
Amazon

$15

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It’s never too late to jump on the Yeti train, but if you’re not looking for a whole tumbler, Yeti’s lowball might be more of your speed. The stainless steel container holds 10 ounces of liquid, features Yeti’s MagSlider lid, and comes in 20 different colors. 

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Bloom Nutrition Green Superfood

Bloom Nutrition Green Superfood
Amazon

$38

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If you’re an avid TikTok user, you’re probably familiar with Bloom superfood, which has been praised for aiding digestion and eliminating bloat. While we can’t confirm this product’s “superpowers,” it can’t hurt to try if you’re looking for an alternative way to boost your energy levels.

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Neck Support Travel Pillow

Neck Support Travel Pillow
Amazon

$45

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Got a big trip coming up? Throw this neck travel pillow into your Amazon cart. Reviewers love the scarf look-alike for its warmth and support, and the fact that you can still wear headphones while swaddled in the pillow.

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Charm Bracelet Making Kit

Charm Bracelet Making Kit
Amazon

$18

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This kit would make a great gift for any tween interested in unicorns, mermaids, and charms that sparkle. Each box comes with enough charms and beads to make two bracelets and three necklaces, all packaged in a unicorn-printed box. 

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Black Wiggle Googly Eyes

Black Wiggle Googly Eyes
Amazon

$6

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Whether you’re using them for Halloween decorations or a school art project, googly eyes never seem to go out of style. Pick up a 500-piece box that includes five different sizes, then get to work bringing some whimsy to your next creative piece.

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Rattan Storage Basket

Rattan Storage Basket
Amazon

$9

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This adorable rattan basket is advertised for a baby’s room, but honestly, we think it could go anywhere. Put it in your kitchen and use it to store napkins, or fill it with Halloween treats and have the cutest candy bowl on the block. There are no wrong answers here.

HotHands Hand Warmers

HotHands Hand Warmers
Amazon

$26

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That chill in the air means that fall has squarely arrived, and mitten weather isn’t too far in the future. Stock up on supplies of air-activated hand warmers for when the cold really hits and you can tuck a few into your gloves.

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Ceramic Curling Iron

Ceramic Curling Iron
Amazon

$15

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You don’t need an expensive curling iron to do the job. This Conair pick, priced at a mere $15, is a favorite among Amazon shoppers. “This is the best curler I have, and I have multiple 100-dollar plus hair tools that do not do as good a job as this one,” writes one satisfied user.

‘Art of the Chicken’

Amazon

$20

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Serious and casual home cooks alike know Jacques Pépin; the revered French chef has influenced restaurants and chefs the world over. His new book, “Art of the Chicken: A Master Chef’s Paintings, Stories, and Recipes of the Humble Bird,” delves into one of Pépin’s most beloved (and cooked) animals. Readers will find the chef’s favorite chicken and egg recipes, as well as his own paintings of chickens. 

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Lighted Pocket Microscope

Lighted Pocket Microscope
Amazon

$15

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Compact and portable, this lightweight microscope features a 60x-120x magnification range — not too shabby for something powered by a AA battery. Take it out on your next nature walk to get up close and personal with the flora and fauna.

Men’s Buck Camp Flannel Shirt

Amazon

$30

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Plaid in the fall? Sure, it’s a little basic, but it works for a reason. Choose from more than 40 different patterns of Legendary Whitetails flannel, with options like Barnwood Slate Plaid, Pike Place Plaid, and Midnight Water Plaid. 

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Holiday Pajama Sets

Holiday Pajamas Sets
Amazon

$9 and up

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If you’re asking yourself whether it’s too early to get matching holiday pajama sets for the whole family — no, no it is not. Stock up on these cotton pajamas that come in a variety of prints, from reindeer- and Hanukkah-themed sets to PJs sporting Christmas trees and Thanksgiving turkeys.

Halloween Candy Assortment

Halloween Candy Assortment
Amazon

$19

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Still need to stock up on Halloween candy? Forget candy bars and opt for this fruit-forward candy assortment that includes Skittles, Starburst, and Life Savers.

Farmhouse Kitchen Soy Candle

Farmhouse Kitchen Soy Candle
Amazon

$17

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Here’s a surefire way to bring fall into your home: Light one of these Farmhouse Kitchen candles, which come in scents like apple and maple, mulled cider, cinnamon rolls, and pumpkin spice. They make great seasonal gifts, too.

Personalized Docking Station

Personalized Docking Station
Amazon

$30

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This docking station has your name on it — literally. Personalize the wooden station with a specific name, font, and color, and use it to hold your phone, keys, wallet, and any other bedside accessories that you want to keep close by. 

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Echo Dot

Echo Dot
Amazon

$35

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The fourth-generation Echo Dot can serve as a home base for all your scheduling needs, from acting as an alarm clock to adjusting thermostats to turning on lights. Reviewers say the clock makes it worth the upgrade from the previous version, although some have found that the microphone can be finicky.

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Ultra Bright Glow Sticks

Ultra Bright Glow Sticks
Amazon

$13

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Whether you need them for your kid’s Halloween costume or just want to bring a little neon glow to your next party, these necklace and bracelet glow sticks should do the trick. The sticks are non-leaking and non-toxic, and keep their glow for up to six hours.

Owala Water Bottle

Owala Water Bottle
Amazon

$25

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A consistent favorite on Amazon’s bestsellers list, this stainless steel water bottle comes in more than 10 colors and three different sizes: 24 ounces, 32 ounces, and 40 ounces. Shoppers love it for its push-button lid, double-wall insulation, and a carry loop that doubles as a lock.

Electric Candle Lighter

Electric Candle Lighter
Amazon

$14 and up

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Welcome to the future, where matches are “vintage” and candles are lit via electric lighters. Users say this rechargeable option has a great battery life, and you can choose from fun colors like rose gold and bright purple.

Elite Knee Brace

Elite Knee Brace
Amazon

$26

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Anyone struggling with knee issues knows how hard it can be finding a knee brace that is both functional and comfortable. Amazon shoppers seem to be happy with this one, which features side stabilizers and gel pads to create a snug fit. Suitable for anyone dealing with ligament sprains, arthritis, meniscus injuries, and other ailments.

Champion Kids Hoodie

Champion Kids Hoodie
Amazon

$18 and up

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For any last-minute, back-to-school shopping needs, a Champion hoodie is always a good choice. The long-sleeve top features a kangaroo front pocket, and with over two dozen colors and styles, your kiddo can choose the hoodie best suited for their wardrobe.

Meet the Writer

Erin has spent the past decade as a writer and editor in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin, and Boston, where she now resides. She loves visiting local thrift stores to add to her growing glassware collection and thinks hiking in the (free!) great outdoors trumps any gym membership. Prior to joining Cheapism, Erin was a reporter and editor at Boston.com, Time Out Austin, and Time Out Los Angeles, and has written for the Los Angeles Times, Eater Austin, The Local Palate, and other publications. She will never say no to tacos and a great gin cocktail. You can reach her at [email protected].