So 10ml is 1/3 oz and this is 15ml therefore 1/2 oz. I can buy a 10ml size on Amazon for $8.99/free ship. How is this $68.99 for 1/2 oz?.
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The quality of essential oils varies substantially. Doterra's oils are rigorously tested and are certified pure therapeutic grade.
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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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From the description on Amazon, it appears to be $80.00 for one bottle. The price has gone up significantly this year. I paid $44.00 in April for the same size. Put simply, It works. Most others do not.
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1 ML Liquid Volume equals 0.034 oz Liquid Volume. If you are trying to weigh ML. Consider 1 ML to equal 1 gram. Water and milk would be fine to measure that way. However, oils or heavier/lighter materials would be slightly off.
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All of the information I have says it is 12 oz. The 10.4 oz noted in the description appears to be incorrect. I will work on correcting this with Amazon. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. R & R Direct
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That's .76 cents per ounce; in other words $12.22 divided by 16 ozs. equals $0.76375. Has nothing to do with shipping.
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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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1 oz! Just the same if you purchased it from them but it's cheaper at Amazon!
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I think it's more than 2 but not quite 3. 13 oz. is used with water to make up a gallon, so it's about 2 1/2.
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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?
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I bought mine for $15 a bottle from Amazon. Not sure why it is so much more now.
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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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This was a gift. In the description it is 500ml, which when googled, the conversion is 16.907 oz.
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Emilio, you started the right way but you did not divide far enough. Dividing 70 into .04 is .0306. Round the 6 off and make the 3 a 4 and you get .04. So, cost is .04 per ounce. Hope this makes sense. If you need more help let me know. Have a good evening, Linda
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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 read that "Each 15.5 ml (.52 fl oz) bottle is sufficient for 75 liters or 80 quarts or 20 gals." I treat the next 1/2 gallon of cream top milk (i.e.non-homogenized ) as soon as we start drinking the previously treated one as a half-gallon lasts us no more than two days. As far as price goes, other places on the web sell it for $14 a bottle but charge $11 for shipping. However, you can also get a case of 12 at $13 a bottle from them for the same $11 shipping cost. That's what I have done in the past. I ordered another brand here on Amazon thinking it was cheaper but found out that is because it is not as strong. So I will be going back to Lacteeze. I read that "Each 15.5 ml (.52 fl oz) bottle is sufficient for 75 liters or 80 quarts or 20 gals." I treat the next 1/2 gallon of cream top milk (i.e.non-homogenized ) as soon as we start drinking the previously treated one as a half-gallon lasts us no more than two days. As far as price goes, other places on the web sell it for $14 a bottle but charge $11 for shipping. However, you can also get a case of 12 at $13 a bottle from them for the same $11 shipping cost. That's what I have done in the past. I ordered another brand here on Amazon thinking it was cheaper but... » Read More I read that "Each 15.5 ml (.52 fl oz) bottle is sufficient for 75 liters or 80 quarts or 20 gals." I treat the next 1/2 gallon of cream top milk (i.e.non-homogenized ) as soon as we start drinking the previously treated one as a half-gallon lasts us no more than two days. As far as price goes, other places on the web sell it for $14 a bottle but charge $11 for shipping. However, you can also get a case of 12 at $13 a bottle from them for the same $11 shipping cost. That's what I have done in the past. I ordered another brand here on Amazon thinking it was cheaper but found out that is because it is not as strong. So I will be going back to Lacteeze. « Show Less
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I just saw the description. Amazon need to correct this immediately. It's completely wrong. I will report it to them. Again it's not 0.2oz. It should be 1.7 oz. thank you for that.