What is the product weight? Amazon lists 1.6oz, but I compute 4oz by density.
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Mines weighing 3.8oz and ive used a few feet, so I'd imagine you'd be correct with your calculation of 4oz. Hope this helps.
462605
Most products are presented with pretty detailed information on Amazon. I looked at the site for about 30 seconds and there is was: 15.2 pounds.
280661
Someone entered it wrong into the Amazon system. If you notice one is 14oz with no pace between 14 and oz and the other is 14 oz with a space. Since there are different sellers I bet some of them entered it differently than others.
1340320
I just stuck it on my kitchen scale. I came up with 67 1/2 oz which would make it about 4 lbs. It doesn't feel like 4 lbs but then, I lift pots all the time. It is pretty substantial. Not flimsy.
974617
I'm not sure what the real weight is; but I'm gonna say it's closer to 4-6 oz. ounces. I hope this helps.
120856
I think it's probably just a typo--probably should be 10 oz. shipping weight. Mine was shipped with other items, so I can't say for sure about the shipping weight.
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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.
751338
I weighed it and it came to around 14oz, so either my scales are busted or it does in fact weigh this amount. It isn't too heavy.
451581
Interesting that you are getting different answers but mine is slightly under 4 pounds.
1001679
Hi, Amazon listing is always correct, 6 lbs, hopefully your question is answered.
2270456
Yeh, it's pretty rediculous. especially with the fact that the Product dimensions lists the True Weight."Product Dimensions: 9.5 x 8.2 x 2.0 inches ; 13.8 ounces"13.8 Ounces, roughly almost 1 pound.
1540870
the amount of product is expressed in fluid ounces and since this is not pure water this product does not necessarily weigh 1 ounce or 28349.5 mg. One would need to know the net weight of the product first then multiply by .05
367486
Interesting you asked. I had previously bought 6.7 and there was NO ounce designation on the order I just placed. What came was 4.0 ounces. Shame on me for ordering it without knowing ounces and why it was not shown on site surprised me. Won't let that happen again.
690932
280 grams is right. The 1.6 pounds is the shipping weight, (includes packaging, box, etc).
173445
When I scrolled down in the description it said shipping weight was 1.6 lbs, so that means the only option is the 21 oz. Hope that helps!
745477
Just re-weighed everything, with the product box -- the box with all the printed info on it, the one you'd see on the shelf in a retail store (not the shipping box; I don't have that anymore). Comes to 4 lb. 9.75 oz., which is 4.61 lb. (since there are 16 oz per pound). The product details section of the Amazon listing says that the shipping weight is 4.2 pounds. So, if anything, it looks like the seller is charging *less* than the actual weight...
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Because Amazon's shipping calculator is off. To get the shipping right on this, I use the shipping wheight to adjust shipping price. The actual product weight is 15lbs. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you need anything else. Matt