What is the product weight? Amazon lists 1.6oz, but I compute 4oz by density.
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Mines weighing 3.8oz and ive used a few feet, so I'd imagine you'd be correct with your calculation of 4oz. Hope this helps.
1451772
Definitely NOT 16oz. The "claimed" 12oz is pushing it a little . . . closer to 11oz.
82180
Sorry about that, it was a mistake with Amazon listing last 2 days, it is originally 4.7 ounces
1128026
You have to know the density to do the math because there's more than one kind of ounce: ounce by volume (often listed as fluid ounce) and ounce by weight. Amazon now lists the weight of this product as 1 1/2 pounds which equals 24 ounces by weight, and that means the two products should give you the same amount of charcoal. But a 2 quart volume of charcoal will hold more weight if the charcoal is packed down and less if it's light and powdery, so the weight might vary from one bag to the next. (By the way, everybody seems to get confused by ounces. Since they're different things, somebody should have given them different names!) You have to know the density to do the math because there's more than one kind of ounce: ounce by volume (often listed as fluid ounce) and ounce by weight. Amazon now lists the weight of this product as 1 1/2 pounds which equals 24 ounces by weight, and that means the two products should give you the same amount of charcoal. But a 2 quart volume of charcoal will hold more weight if the charcoal is packed down and less if it's light and powdery, so the weight might vary from one bag to the next. (By the way, everybody seems to get confused by ounces. Since they're different things, somebody... » Read More You have to know the density to do the math because there's more than one kind of ounce: ounce by volume (often listed as fluid ounce) and ounce by weight. Amazon now lists the weight of this product as 1 1/2 pounds which equals 24 ounces by weight, and that means the two products should give you the same amount of charcoal. But a 2 quart volume of charcoal will hold more weight if the charcoal is packed down and less if it's light and powdery, so the weight might vary from one bag to the next. (By the way, everybody seems to get confused by ounces. Since they're different things, somebody should have given them different names!) « Show Less
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Hi, Amazon listing is always correct, 6 lbs, hopefully your question is answered.
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Most products are presented with pretty detailed information on Amazon. I looked at the site for about 30 seconds and there is was: 15.2 pounds.
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I just saw the description. Amazon need to correct this immediately. It's completely wrong. I will report it to them. Again it's not 0.2oz. It should be 1.7 oz. thank you for that.
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I have only seen the 3.4 oz bottles, myself. But if Amazon says 6.7 oz, then that's what it is.
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have no clue, most likely the overall weight includes the container it is pkg. in. ??? Mine also says Net Weight 1 1/4 oz
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Well, it says 200 grams, so I googled that conversion and it looks like it's 7 oz. Good luck!
481338
It says 6 pounds on product description. But I don't believe it weighs that much
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1 oz! Just the same if you purchased it from them but it's cheaper at Amazon!
937658
The ad said 4 oz. And I have received 4 oz. both times I have ordered it. No problems with my order.
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Just weighed it on a mail scale and it came in at 1lb 2.2oz. Hope that help you.Good day to you. peter
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My guess is that Amazon has generic, auto-calculations for unit price that the seller may not have control over - and that such information may be based on total product weight. In which case, $1.10/oz would be including the weight of the glass bottle, along with the box and other product packaging. Edit: Actually, just did a quick calculation... with the price at 31.71, divide that by 1.10/oz, that tells you the product would be 28.83 ounces, or 1.8 pounds. If you scroll down: "Product Details | Product Dimensions: 4 x 4 x 8 inches ; 1.8 pounds" So, bam - I guessed right. ;) It's based on total weight - not the liquid measurement of 16 ounces.
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Well, in the product details it states that the weight is 13.6 oz. ...divide that by 6 and it is real close to 2 oz each
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I'm guessing that's a typo and supposed to be 22.6 oz - the jar was simply wrapped in a layer of bubble wrap and thrown in an amazon box, so there's no way it was 22.6 pounds!