Loyal

I am not too picky when it comes to brands, unless it's pads. But, I don't need to buy those for a while.

The same goes with me in the manner that I am loyal to generic soft drinks compared to mainstream brands of soft drinks due to the price.

I’m very loyal to Chuy’s (no kidding! ) and Hondas. Oh, and Apple iPads.

I try to be pretty loyal to the brands I like. But yes, with the price increases in groceries I have had to buy some of the generic store brands. Some have turned out to be ok as a replacement, a plus!

I’m a creature of habit, loyal to the things and people I love. When it comes to food brands, I’m particularly devoted. They become like old friends, familiar and comforting. But my loyalty has its limits. If a brand starts to inflate its prices beyond reason, I feel betrayed. It’s as if they’ve taken advantage of our friendship. In those moments, my lion's pride kicks in. I refuse to be taken for a fool. I’ll switch to a different brand or even improvise a meal using alternative ingredients. It’s a tough decision, but sometimes, loyalty has to give way to practicality.

price is everything for me too.

I am not brand loyal, although there are certainly some brands I like more than others

I find the Walmart brand of cream cheese to be worthless. Its taste is nasty. Safeway's brand of cream cheese has some cream in it, anyway. Brand loyal? I am a fan of Matchbox cars and Tonka trucks.

I find that I stick to one brand even if it costs a bit more than something similar. Not sure I'd describe it as loyal, just like the item

I have switched to many Walmart brands to save money. There are certain things like toilet paper and Kleenex where we always buy a name brand. Have a good day.

I'm loyal to some brands but I also tend to get enticed by nice packaging.

I can change brands easily. But if I find a good one I stick to it.

I really don't have many "loyalties" when it comes to brands. There ARE exceptions, such as only using Rain-X windshield washer fluid. I am more interested in value and that's what drives MOST of the dollars coming out of my wallet.

Our loyalty to brands are based on some or many parameters. It could be price , quality , packaging , duration ,reliability etc. Some if not all have preference over a few brands in certain categories than a love for only a single brand. For example, chocolate. Some stick only to Hersheys while others would be looking at Kitkat , Ferroro etc. And when some of the parameters change, as you pointed out , most may look at alternatives. In current age, people look at the parameters more and the ones which matches, we are loyal to that brand.

I can’t think of a lot of brands I’m loyal too. Before I quit drinking soda, I was loyal to Coca Cola. It didn’t matter that it wasn’t healthy; I just liked the taste.

I'm not super picky when it comes to most brands, but some I stick to.

I was raised on brands like Heinz, Hellmanns, and others, Now I enjoy saving money and buying Great Value products from Wallmart,

If the price goes up on my favorite brand, if I must have this bran , I'll pay triple the price if I have the money. If i don't have enough money, generic it is