How to Compare Grocery Prices Using Unit Price
Learn how to calculate and compare grocery unit prices per 100 g, kilogram, pound, litre, or item with practical Canadian examples.
Read →CAFlyer helps Canadians compare unit prices, read grocery flyers, check member and multi-buy conditions, plan a weekly budget, and shop with fewer pricing surprises.
Same product. Different package.
The larger sticker price is the lower unit price in this illustrative calculation.
Practical guides with calculations, conditions, and checklists.
Learn how to calculate and compare grocery unit prices per 100 g, kilogram, pound, litre, or item with practical Canadian examples.
Read →A practical guide to flyer dates, selected varieties, limits, member prices, multi-buys, store restrictions, and while-quantities-last terms.
Read →Compare Canadian grocery member and regular prices without assuming loyalty programs share the same rules.
Read →Work out the true per-item price and total spend for 2-for, 3-for, buy-two-save, and mix-and-match grocery offers.
Read →Calculations run locally in your browser.
How prices, promotions, package sizes, and loyalty conditions work at six major grocers.
Metro Vancouver context for $/lb and $/kg, reusable bags, beverage deposits, newcomer questions, Asian grocery selection, and local flyer access.
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