Does anyone notice a different measurement system with Evenflo? 1 ounce from Avent is slightly less than what is indicated on Evenflo.
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I only used these but I don't think it matters as long as the difference in the measurements are not drastic.
306231
I would assume that the 2 ounce is not as concentrated as the 1 ounce. That is a great question though....
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.
1475470
I just checked a bottle from my last shipment - 8FL. but the "serving size" is different - make sure thats not what you are looking at.
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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.
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There are four unit measurements: Fl.ozs: 0.1 Grams: 1 (no decimal point) lb. ozs.: 0 lb 0.1 ozs. ml.: 0 (no decimal point) I hope that this answers your question satisfdactorily.
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Possibly because the 6 ounces is a volume measurement (fluid ounces, like a measuring cup), and and the 7.2 oz is a weight measurement (as in pounds and ounces). They wouldn't necessarily be the same; it depends on the substance being measured.
1932170
I think they are two different sizes. If you check the detail of the product it will show you exactly how many ounces each item is.
636086
Good question! I never really tried anything lower than an ounce, but I wanted to help you out so I took out the scale and put just a piece of paper on it and it did show .1 oz.I love this scale and it is very accurate. Matches the post office scale.Highly recommend it!
1304590
I just checked mine and on the ounce display the item I was weighing showed 0 pounds 2 1/4 ounces. It is a great scale and I too use it everyday. Hope this helps.
926261
I looked at it and I'm going to say no. Based on the differences in the price. Both 1oz but bug difference so I'm going to assume the other is not nearly as strong. I hope I'm looking at this the way you are.
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I've done tests with Holle level 1 weighing what comes out of the brezza at the 2 ounce setting with a hand made bottle with two scoops filled to an identical water level in both bottles. I've determined that 8 is a bout 1 gram light on two ounces of formula, which is not insignificant. I switched it to setting 7 and have run the tests several more times and they have come out almost identical every time with a small margin of error. I would strongly recommend using level 7 for Holle level 1.
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I just found the exact same size (1.25 oz) on another site for only $9.86!! I don't know what's going on, but it is available, and it's available at a considerably less price.
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That's still $.55/oz buying that gallon, I went to a different brand and found it for $.34/ounce - Nutiva keeps raising prices on other items too - they keep losing my business!! It's not gradual either, they literally DOUBLED the price one day - with no explanation. Bad move.
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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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I just looked at my 1.1oz bottle and it says 'Net Wt/Poids Net 1.1oz/30g' If that helps you out. This stuff is fantastic BTW and much cheaper here on Amazon than you can buy at a retail store or the beauty supply store.
636087
Good question! I never really tried anything lower than an ounce, but I wanted to help you out so I took out the scale and put just a piece of paper on it and it did show .1 oz. I love this scale and it is very accurate. Matches the post office scale. Highly recommend it!