Your product is $1.44 per ounce, not $1.19. $7.62, divided by 5.29 ounces, equals $1.44 per ounce!!! Right?
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We apologize for any confusion this product is distributed by Nutrition Depot not Swanson Health Products. We encourage you to contact Amazon Marketplace regarding this question.
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Hello, Thank you for your email. Please know that the product you inquire is only 1 oz. Also the product that you seen in this picture is the actual product that you are going to receive. Thank you and have a great day!
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I agree! I just saw this exact product (3 ounce can) only this morning at my local grocery store for about $7. I thought I'd check Amazon first and here it is for $115.45 for only 2 cans? I agree with another poster that they had to have made a BIG mistake with the decimal point! No way should anyone buy it at this price. If they're not making this product any longer, Amazon has a few other brands for sale. Or check your local grocery stores, too.
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Hi - I have 4 bags of sesame seeds, each of which is 16oz, so you are correct, that is 64 oz total. I took a look at the page and perhaps you are confusing it with the per ounce price, which is $0.32 per/ oz? I didn't see 32 oz anywhere
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You'll get 4 bags of 16 oz. If you're refering to where it says "$20.36 ($0.32 / oz)", the one time purchase price is $20.36 for all 4 bags, which works out to .32 cents per ounce. If that's not what you were asking, then I don't know what to say....
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I believe the "5 pack" description is in error. My order was for one 7 oz. jar which was somewhere between $5-$10.
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The Product Description states: "Order includes one 2.4 oz single serve pack...". I think it's highly unethical of this seller to charge $18 for a single self-serve item. I will surely boycott them and suggest you do, too!!
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Hi there, it is a 1 oz + 1/2 oz. Thank you for the question. Regards, Stuart
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Hello, According to the Product Details it's only 1.5 oz of product. Cheers!
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I don't own this, but from the product specs, it looks like it is 8 ounces. That would make it $33.90/lb.
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At 28.88 which is the lowest allowed advertised price for this 32oz bottle, it would be .90 cents an oz. Even at full retail, it would be about 1.13 an oz. I am not sure which sellers price the amazon calculator figures with. There is very little control by the seller on what the pages on amazon show and say, so it is good to ask questions if you do have them. Thank you!
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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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Price gouging is correct. I have been buying these for several months at BJ.s. Four jars yesterday, priced at $8.59 per 37 oz jar. So I saved $81.60. Amazon is obviously not aware of this rip off.
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Typically, yes. However, prices fluctuate. To determine which is the better deal, divide the price by the ounce. E.g., $98.50 divided by 1.69 would equals $58.28 per ounce. A 30ml/1-ounce would need to be less than $58.28 to be a better deal. Currently, the 30ml/1 oz is priced at $57.09, including shipping, so at the moment it is the better deal.
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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.
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Don't go by my first answer. I just saw a 6 ounce for $30 and the shipping weight is heavier than the product. So I really don't know. I wouldn't buy that one if you are not sure.
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I don't know why amazon has put this up. It really has nothing to do with the product. 1 box does make more than 1 batch of jam or jelly and maybe they are showing the cost per ounce because of that. Even though I can't figure out how they came up with those figures.