Why is it that the 1 oz. size costs about the same as the 3.4 oz. size? What is the difference between the two beside volume?
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That is a great question that I thought of when I ordered the perfume. However, I bought the perfume anyway and it was the same as I always bought. The perfume is awesome and I will buy again. If you are looking for better prices, EBay has them for sale. I would watch the shipping costs when ordering. I will buy from Amazon because they are great support for the buyers. That is why I chose Amazon over EBay. I hope I answered your question. The smaller bottle should be less the larger size. I would contact the buyer and ask why they are the same. Have a wonderful week :) Jeannie
847784
They aren't the same cost. You must be looking at 2 different things...perhaps perfume, cologne or toilette water???
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Hi Janet! I would say shop on amazon for another company who has the 1oz for a cheaper price. If you want the most for your money, I would say get the 3.4oz. I love this perfume. The smell is unique and I always get compliments. Good Luck on whatever you select! Sheryl!
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I think it depends on the seller. If they're about the same price, I would go for the 3.4. You also have to factor in if it's perfume or Eau spray. Perfume is more potent then Eau spray.
1891057
I BELIEVE that "one size" is 32 oz. Why not just order the 32 oz and be safe? There is only a couple cents difference.
350430
I'm not finding any difference. They are both 27 ounce bottles. I have reached out to Amazon to correct the listing.
228396
I really don't know since I am still have a wee bit in the old larger sized one that I have been using daily for over a year. It is worth the extra to get the larger size. This midget one contains 1.68 oz (50ml) and the big one is 7.25 oz (215ml). I think the big one works out cheaper.
2207060
3.4 oz is the volume not the weight. I believe the actual weight for shipping would be close to 1 lb. I hope this helps. Blessings to you Today!
1325168
also, I have purchased a 2 oz bottle before which is much more expensive than the one you're looking to get, and it is 1 oz=30 ml 2 oz=60 ml, it's a 1 oz for sure. This product is definitely worth it, at least for me it was.
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I'm not sure what you are seeing, but look at volume (how many oz.), look at pack - 1 jar or pack of 3 or 6. If you see 2 different labels for same volume/pack, then I don't know.
1158596
That is a question that you will have to go to the manufacturer or distributor for the answer. I did not notice the different measurement in the description, as I already have two of these, and knew they were 15oz. Surprised that one missed the proofreaders (?) Or, do they have proofreaders any more?
1269553
I buy it in the gallon, more cost effective, other than that I don't think their is any difference, unless the 32oz spray is diluted. That I am not sure of.
1850449
I've only bought the 1.69 fl.oz. size - its more economical! It lasts me maybe 5 months/once a day. Good luck!
1203977
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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There's no difference, other than size. I will caution you, though, that the packaging has been a problem for me. I ordered one, and it arrived broken. Giving them the benefit of the doubt, I tried again, and again received a broken bottle.
503607
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.
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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.
427867
I don't have my bottle in front of me but it probably is 1 or 2 oz. 'bout the size of your thumb. It will last forever and you can't find it much cheaper than on Amazon!
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Yes, the difference is 17 oz. will read 1 lb. 1 oz. or 17 fl oz, depending on the setting. If a recipe calls for 32 fluid oz, using the fl. Oz. setting will keep you from having to do the math conversion. Oops, I reread and it must estimate the volume for water. Oil would be somewhat different.
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3.4 ounces. Stating the volume not weight. Hope this is the answer you were looking for.