Essentials to live in Guatemala

I live in the capital city and I used to import a couple big boxes every year with all my favorite shampoos and conditioners, spices, etc. However, in the last 5 years I have found you can get almost any product in the supermarkets, big stores (Pricesmart, Walmart, etc.), and even specialty stores.  Cooking is an adventure here if you are a foodie (I am) because of the great produce and local condiments. However, I still bring from the US some of the stuff i cannot find here, like seeds for okra. I'm from New Orleans, so I want okra!  I created my own veggie garden at home for stuff like that, such as okra, kale, etc.  Medication is cheaper here and less cumbersome to get, so is private medical care, medical insurance, good quality shoes--leather stuff in general is good here--and just about anything else, including sugar free and gluten free foods.  Except electronics.  I just bought a yogurt maker from Amazon and got it delivered here, because I could not get a yogurt maker locally. But those are small things, really. If you cannot get a yogurt maker, you can always buy the little worms to make yogurt at a vegetarian store such as Rey Sol. So, I don't know. I have a friend who buys his pants in the U.S. because he cannot get his favorite brand and size here, but again, nowadays you can send for anything you want to Amazon, Overstock.com, and many other stores.