Why is the 1.7 oz bottle more pricy than the 3.4 ounce bottle? whats the difference?
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There is no difference. Not sure why you are seeing it as more expensive. I'd just try to get the larger one at the lowest price you can find.
527065
if its not 16 oz its the small bottle. you can buy the 16 oz bottle for the same price this guy sell this 8 oz bottle for. I was pissed when I received this order, because it was the small bottle, and I had ordered at another pklace on the internet, and received the 16 oz for same price. my suggestion don't buy look on line, for another distributer
1887447
Hello...it's no difference in the size....trust me, the 3.3oz is a very good size that last a long time.
378036
The bottle I received from Amazon LLC was 4 oz. Pay attention to the seller. If it isn't Amazon it may be a different size.
381601
That is a question that the seller has to answer, not a customer who previously ordered this product (which is very good, by the way). The per ounce cost is closer to the 22 oz. size with the cost of the 12 oz product. I'm sure it's a clerical error.
2138397
I've always purchased the 24.81 oz size, and the price has been in the $40 area. I would stick with the 24.81 oz size if I were you! The product is fantastic!
25868
Keith, this is the small one, 3.4 oz. there is a larger size, 670 ml retails for $40. Amazon $27.00 lasts about a month if used sparingly.
94173
There is not a 4oz tub option on this particular product. The 1 ounce supply is currently priced at $7.75 and the 4 ounce supply is currently priced at $7.99.
843375
I got a 1.5oz bottle for $3.89. A bit pricey but worth it. hard to find and buy
21227
Hello, 3.4 oz size is larger size and much better bargain. yes, authentic. I have used this product for decades.
1061359
It is significantly more, in fact! I bought the complete 12 oz. one for $19.99 and they are asking for $35.00 for just the spare glass. Guess I will just buy another complete one. Makes no sense at all.
2043488
Not sure if there is any difference in the product, just the size I would suspect. I bought the larger bottle because I use it frequently. Hope this helps
365484
I don't remember the exact oz. I think 3. But it lasted a lot longer then the $store version.
152120
Thanks. I wanted to know that too. The 2 oz size states it comes in a bottle but I couldn't find packaging info for the 4 oz size.
906652
I bought a case (24) of the 1 oz bottles, but it cost 9.99 for each bottle. My wife is infirm and can't handle a larger bottle, but if you can handle and get a 16 oz bottle for $9.95, your about $150 ahead of the game. Watch out that it is the moisturizer, there is a cheaper product put out by Oasis that isn't moisturize. Hope this helps. JB
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The bottle is in fact NEITHER 3.4 or 3.3 ounces- it is actually 100 millitres.Both 3.3 + 3.4 "ounces" are used interchangeably in the conversion from the 100 milliliter metric measurement- These products are manufactured in Europe, where the metric system is used. The rate of conversion to ounces is an afterthought, and both 3.3 and 3.4 is used, depending on if you choose to round up or down when converting the 100 ml volume.Similarly, the 50 millitre bottles are interchangeably shown as both 1.6 or 1.7 ounce- both are in fact 50 mls.If a listing or a product line uses one or the other rate to convert from milliliters to ounces, it has absolutely no bearing on the authenticity of the product. The bottle is in fact NEITHER 3.4 or 3.3 ounces- it is actually 100 millitres.Both 3.3 + 3.4 "ounces" are used interchangeably in the conversion from the 100 milliliter metric measurement- These products are manufactured in Europe, where the metric system is used. The rate of conversion to ounces is an afterthought, and both 3.3 and 3.4 is used, depending on if you choose to round up or down when converting the 100 ml volume.Similarly, the 50 millitre bottles are interchangeably shown as both 1.6 or 1.7 ounce- both are in fact 50 mls.If a... » Read More The bottle is in fact NEITHER 3.4 or 3.3 ounces- it is actually 100 millitres.Both 3.3 + 3.4 "ounces" are used interchangeably in the conversion from the 100 milliliter metric measurement- These products are manufactured in Europe, where the metric system is used. The rate of conversion to ounces is an afterthought, and both 3.3 and 3.4 is used, depending on if you choose to round up or down when converting the 100 ml volume.Similarly, the 50 millitre bottles are interchangeably shown as both 1.6 or 1.7 ounce- both are in fact 50 mls.If a listing or a product line uses one or the other rate to convert from milliliters to ounces, it has absolutely no bearing on the authenticity of the product. « Show Less
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I hate to repeat the obvious but it does matter what your using them for. I use them for small blends of essential oil &carrier oil i.e. 3 drops fir needle oil & 3 drops CO for sinus problems. The color Cobalt & amber slow down light from degrading the oil. So size matters if you need the bottle to hold larger mixtures. Then price 6 2 oz bottles at 8.99 compared to 6 3pz bottles @ 18.99 would make a difference so you need to determine if you really need that extra oz space. If it's for personal use it may not matter but if your selling a product that would cut into profits then you look at purchasing 6 bottles as compared to 36. Sorry I'm very logical I know way TMI.