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Sorry for the late response, but its taken me a whle to get back to this. But thanks everyone for the help. I ended up using the 3/8 compression shut off valve and its been working very well.

Good point Rickyman & jeffmattero76. I just checked. No manifold in this house. Just the main (with the main supply shut off), which feeds to 1 PEX pipe that branches off to various locations through the house. So, adding the shutoff valves under the sink looks like the way to go here.

Thanks for the response. So in this example (I'll call it option #2) I would remove the elbow joint, cut the PEX (i made a mistake in the original post and said PVC, but its PEX), and then connect this Brass Craft Sure-2-connect push valve?

Thank you! That makes sense.

Been reading and learning a lot and have a couple of questions. I'm going to replace a vanity/sink in a 15 year old house, and noticed that there were no shut off valves installed with the supply lines to the existing builder supplied faucet. I think it makes sense to have the hot + cold shut...