Find the value
behind the price.
A larger pack is not always a better deal. Enter the full price and quantity of two options to compare what each unit really costs.
A clearer picture.
Choose comparable units and select “Compare unit prices”.
Simple numbers. A useful perspective.
Unit price = total price ÷ (number of packs × quantity per pack). Compatible weight or volume units are converted before comparison. Savings are measured against the more expensive unit price.
Can I compare different units?
Yes, within the same category. For example, grams and pounds can be compared. Weight cannot be compared with volume or item counts. Fluid ounces here mean US fluid ounces.
Should I include shipping and discounts?
Use the total amount you would actually pay, applying delivery, taxes and eligible discounts consistently to both options.
Does a lower unit price mean I should buy it?
Only if the quantity and product work for you. Consider storage, shelf life and how much you will use before choosing a larger pack.