You can get prices for almost everything by searching on line sights like faucet direct dot com and others.

I searched this forum for specifics, like toilets and brands. I think many of us are overwhelmed by our projects and the rapid and endless decisions, but it would be worth your while to take a bit of time to do your online homework. Use the search function to speed things up.

Good luck.

Just some tips I picked up while choosing fixtures:

You can check out the MaP Report for toilets. They actually test the performance. I'll include the link below.

An important number to look at when choosing a tub is the height of the overflow. This will give you the depth of the water when filled. Some very large tubs have a shallow water depth for some reason.

Make sure you know what sizes you need for everything so you don't waste time choosing something like a tub, for instance, that won't fit in your bathroom.

Check out Home Depot or Lowe's for sinks. I bought our Kohler Caxton sinks at Home Depot. It's a common style and size and a decent price (unless the vanity you order comes with the top and the sink or sinks).

By the way, I ordered all of my faucets from FaucetDirect.com and was very happy with them and their super-fast shipping.

Hope this helps!

Here is a link that might be useful: MaP Report

Thank you everybody! This info is very helpful. I just saw the best/worst post above for the first time and took PAGES of notes!

Consumer Reports number one pick for a dual flush toilet is made by WDI technology.
I quit selling them when 40% of the tanks came back after six months.
CR is not famous for doing any kind of long term testing of plumbing products.
Long term for them is flipping the handle once or twice.
They have recommended so many dogs, that it has become a joke in the plumbing industry.
They should stick to something they know, lounge chairs that recline.