Is there a big difference between this and a $15-$20 bottle? I am thinking much better than $5 bottle but concerned about the "diminishing return".
814056
If you like balsamic vinegar you will love this. It is much thicker and sweeter than the cheaper balsamic vinegar.It cost more but it lasts longer. To me it is worth the price.
814057
This is a very good vinegar, the consistency and flavor is that of a much higher grade, last long time since you use less. I will be ordering again in the near future.
814058
No "diminishing return" possibility with this Balsamic. It's fabulous and we are ruined now. This product will make you a Balsamic snob.
814059
It depends on what the use is. I make focaccia bread and dip it in this and olive oil. (In fact we just finished a meal with guests, and we did just that with this balsamic vinegar.) Or I drizzle it over tomatoes. For a salad dressing you can buy a cheaper balsamic. There IS a difference in taste. The thicker balsamics are sweet. Thinner are tart. This will last a long time as you will use less. I love it. I hope this helps.
867479
I'm sorry. I just don't know. I was really disgusted with the product overall. Nothing like the bottle I purchased 10 years ago. I find new and improved usually translates to cheaper to produce so more profit to manufacturer. Consumers are on losing end of products that were great to begin with in my experience.
1394078
Agree with Matthew S response. Why pay so much for just the mist? It doesn't produce a lot of mist. If you don't do intermittent mist, it will use up the water quickly - won't last overnight. If you want a humidifier, I would get one. I used ginger essential oil in mine - and it's wonderful.
55077
I have not tried that one. I will have to buy a bottle to compare. Let me know what you think if you buy one.
2076035
why use this instead of vegetable or bacon oil etc? this little 6 ounce bottle is very expensive and wont last very long. $10 gets way more good olive oil or coconut oil or flaxseed etc. i am just curious why this is ranked so high, high cost for very little you get.
2119268
First.. I just looked at the Wen prices on Amazon and they are selling 16oz. bottles for ~$30 dollars. This product is TWO 32oz. bottles for ~$60 (32oz shampoo AND 32 oz conditioner), it is half the price of Wen. I never thought the zero-lather No-Poo shampoo was supposed to be hydrating, I was always told it just didn't strip your scalp of essential oils (like Wen claims). If you do have very dehydrated hair then the conditioner does a great job.. and like another responder I also leave the conditioner in as a leave in. I also like that the conditioner does not have any dimethicone in it. Apparently there isn't any "harmful side effects" of dimethicone (silicone) but I noticed that conditioners with dimethicone (almost every conditioner you can buy) make my hair shiny but don't hydrate my hair and leave it dry. The devacurl conditioner actually hydrates my hair and my dry ends don't feel as damaged, plus my hair is still shiny. But maybe this is just me and my hair type - I have wavy, thick, dark brown hair. Keep in mind this shampoo-conditioner set was created for curly hair, which tends to dry out more easily than straight hair because of it's structure. I've never tried Wen but looking at the ingredients makes me stay away - EDTA and dimethicone are some things among many other ingredients that I try to keep out of my personal care products, but again, that's just my own opinion.
1053135
I paid $12.17 for one bottle. So I would say no, but the description sure sounds like you should get 2 bottles. If you do then I got ripped off because I only received 1 bottle.
1598110
It depends on the sellers. Corporate accounts, which are bigger resellers like Costco and GNC have more leverage and control over pricing, smaller (independent) retailers like Amazon don't. Costco profit margins are low ,unlike GNC, which likes to sell everything overpriced so they can gain a bigger profit out of every single bottle. Don't be fooled into thinking the Higher the cost the better the customer service will be. That's just B.S. use by some dishonest sellers. You either get terrific service or awful service and that has nothing to do with pricing.
1014839
I used 5 bottles of this within about a 4 month period and used it per the company's instructions. I spent about $500 on it and was told I would get a full refund if I didn't like it for any reason. That is not true...I only received a partial credit for unopened bottles and nothing for those used. It caused my face to get white bumps and actually made me look older. I don't know anything about obagi so I cannot comment on the comparison.
2242022
Seriously? I am reading the same bottle you are. The bottle lasts commiserate to how much you use. Right? You don't need a lot. It's very rich.
1106283
In my experience, no. My vet charged me $101. I was outraged, ordered the same product, for a little more than half that. I compared the two bottles. I read every line, every word. They were exactly the same. The receptionist told me to return the bottle, and go for the better value. If this were a knock- off, something, even something little would have to be different on the label.
60836
It is also cheaper at Perfect Supplements.com. Shipping for me was around $6. Might be more for you depending on where you live. You do get a big discount for buying several bottles, and free shipping for orders over $100.
2271862
I bought a bottle of McCormick 1.5 oz for $3.99 at the local grocery store and it was the only one available. At that rate it would be over $85 for 2 pounds but you would get 21 small bottles. If you can get it cheaper, go for it.
952260
When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only they will really know. When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only... » Read More When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only they will really know. « Show Less
1380900
I use half a bottle and it does the trick for me. Occasionally if it has been a bad day, I will use 1 whole bottle. And I find that I do not need it every night -- it does not seem to be habit forming. Shop around because the price varies but in any case it is not cheap. Hope this helps.
2074117
I really don't know but I rather doubt that's a concern with this type of product. I've just finished a bottle that lasted me about two months. It's an incredible product and worth a try!
1809308
It may be an error, because I just looked through a lot of different options and the price changes depending on the color and size, but it never went to $2.95. These bottles are very much worth the $9-12 range they call for. The same priced bottle in a department store can't compare. I have had mine for about 9 months now and just used it a few days ago for a run. You can't beat it.