how can 8oz be $2.06 per ounce if it costs $33.00. in real math it would be $4.125 per ounce.
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This is a mistake by one of the original sellers of this product. This has to be corrected by them because they control the ad content. You are correct that it is wrong.
1278470
as of july 2014 # of serving s per container (1.7lb) is "about 25". how much per ounce? the current price is 19.97 for the 1.7 lb that makes it .798 cents per serving. At aprox 28 ounces that would be about .71 cents per ounce
693212
No way, somebody must have moved some decimal places around. It's closer to 8 inches and although I didn't weigh it, it is closer to 2 oz. than 2 pounds.
1865503
Emilio, you started the right way but you did not divide far enough. Dividing 70 into .04 is .0306. Round the 6 off and make the 3 a 4 and you get .04. So, cost is .04 per ounce. Hope this makes sense. If you need more help let me know. Have a good evening, Linda
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2 oz increments starting with 2 oz and measuring to 8 oz but could hold 2 oz more over the 8 mark. Also shows milliliters.
1019496
Now the cost per ounce is $0.50 on the price listing, this is correct pricing per ounce now.
867805
Hello there, how are you? I will be glad to answer that question for you; 1 ounce. Please let me know if anymore questions. Much regards,
1496967
I think everyone is missing the point here. 1oz is 28grams. Bottle size does not matter. A canister which holds 1 ounce would be hard to handle and possibly slip from your hands.
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It starts going into pounds after a point, but it does so in a "pounds and ounces" format rather than a decimal. So for example, if I put a 1.5 pound item on it, it will show up as 1 pound 8 ounces on the scale. From there it should be easy to do what you're trying to do, simply multiply the pound figure by 16 and add to the ounces, so in this case it would be 16 plus 8 = 24 ounces.
1557045
It's not ounces - it shows by decimal so by 10th of a pound vs an actual ounce. So .5 would be 8 ounces....
382217
I've noticed the price per oz. Amazon shows is often wrong. Very misleading if you don't pay attention and do the math yourself.
1984384
Hi there, it is a 1 oz + 1/2 oz. Thank you for the question. Regards, Stuart
1509132
From the picture it looks like it is just two ounces! Buyer beware deal...?
1287138
No, it's 125 and 8/10s, or approximately 125 and 13 ounces (that's the 3 oz = .2 pounds thing). It's actually just over three ounces, because if you divide 16 ounces by 10 you get 1.6 ounces; it counts in 2/10s (.2 of a pound), so each .2 is 3.2 ounces. So .8 is 12.8 ounces, or nearly 13 ounces.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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just want to make sure I am purchasing 2 4oz sizes. ad states it is one 8 oz.thanks
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Just use the 2oz setting instead. Once the formula is added in the total amount is around 2.5 oz.