I think they'd (Kodak) prefer not to sell any film any longer, especially is you check their website, except it has this pesky habit of bringing money in the front door. Which they need cause it sure as heck is going out the back! It's pretty hard to sell something that nobody can find.
Locally, CVS has a good stock of Kodak Ultramax 400 and their house brand in 400 only. (which I am guessing is Kodak since the package construction and the expiration date printing is exactly the same) The Ultramax is $15.99 for 4, 24 exp rolls and the house brand is like $2 less. They also sell Tri-X and BW400CN in 24 exp rolls for $6.99, which is hideously expensive so I don't bother with it. Every three weeks or so the Ultramax goes on sale for either $8.99/box or Buy One/Get One. I usually pick up a box or 2 at that time. According to the expiration dates the stock seems to turn over every few weeks. They do not stock any Fuji product at all.
I have not seen any Kodak color film other than 400 speed in an actual store in years.
Target is supposed to have Kodak film in their local stores according to the Target web site, but I've never found any. Of course, I've never found anything else I wanted in Target, either.
Walmart sells 200, 400 and 800 Superia in 4x24 roll boxes and single rolls. The 400 is never available, but there is a hanger for it. IDK if they never put any out or it is just the first to go. 200 ISO is $6.89, 400 is $8.99 (if they had it) and 800 is $10.69. I buy some 200 speed every so often. I don't look at the 800 as I have enough 800 asa film to photograph the surface of the moon in disgusting detail. Our local Walmart has tried many times to get rid of the film section but it keeps coming back. In an interesting twist, their digicam display has about shrunk to nothing. Often, I look in the film developing bin and there's always quite a few envelopes that people have dropped in for processing.
Locally, CVS has a good stock of Kodak Ultramax 400 and their house brand in 400 only. (which I am guessing is Kodak since the package construction and the expiration date printing is exactly the same) The Ultramax is $15.99 for 4, 24 exp rolls and the house brand is like $2 less. They also sell Tri-X and BW400CN in 24 exp rolls for $6.99, which is hideously expensive so I don't bother with it. Every three weeks or so the Ultramax goes on sale for either $8.99/box or Buy One/Get One. I usually pick up a box or 2 at that time. According to the expiration dates the stock seems to turn over every few weeks. They do not stock any Fuji product at all.
I have not seen any Kodak color film other than 400 speed in an actual store in years.
Target is supposed to have Kodak film in their local stores according to the Target web site, but I've never found any. Of course, I've never found anything else I wanted in Target, either.
Walmart sells 200, 400 and 800 Superia in 4x24 roll boxes and single rolls. The 400 is never available, but there is a hanger for it. IDK if they never put any out or it is just the first to go. 200 ISO is $6.89, 400 is $8.99 (if they had it) and 800 is $10.69. I buy some 200 speed every so often. I don't look at the 800 as I have enough 800 asa film to photograph the surface of the moon in disgusting detail. Our local Walmart has tried many times to get rid of the film section but it keeps coming back. In an interesting twist, their digicam display has about shrunk to nothing. Often, I look in the film developing bin and there's always quite a few envelopes that people have dropped in for processing.