StriVectin Peptide Plump Line Bouncing Serum

The scoop

Spotted something interesting in the skincare aisle: StriVectin’s Peptide Plump Line Bouncing Serum has hit clearance at item #1669454. This set includes both a full-size 1 fl oz bottle and a 0.5 fl oz travel size, so you’re getting 1.5 fl oz total of this peptide-packed serum.

StriVectin is one of those premium skincare brands that typically commands department store prices, positioning itself as a non-invasive alternative to more aggressive anti-aging treatments. This particular serum focuses on peptides to help plump fine lines and improve skin bounce—basically targeting that loss of elasticity that becomes more noticeable as we age. The formula is designed to work on expression lines and provide hydration along with the plumping benefits.

Here’s the thing about high-end skincare on clearance: the savings can be substantial since the regular retail prices are often steep to begin with. Without knowing what you’d normally pay at a department store counter, it’s hard to quantify the exact discount, but premium peptide serums in this category frequently run $80-120 for a full-size bottle. Getting a full size plus a bonus travel size could represent solid value, especially if you’ve been curious about trying StriVectin without committing to full price. That travel size is also perfect for testing or taking on trips.

The clearance tag likely means Costco is making room for new inventory or this particular SKU didn’t move as quickly as expected—skincare clearances don’t necessarily mean the product is being discontinued brand-wide. That said, inventory on clearance items is notoriously unpredictable, and once it’s gone from your warehouse, it’s probably not coming back. If peptide serums are already part of your routine or you’ve been eyeing this brand, it’s worth grabbing sooner rather than later.

If you’re already investing in anti-aging skincare, this could be a chance to try a premium option without the premium price tag. Have you had any luck with peptide serums, or are you still Team Retinol?