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The bigger package isn't always the better deal — compare true price per unit before you decide.
A larger package with a higher total price can still be the worse deal per unit, and 'bulk' pricing doesn't always mean bulk savings — retailers sometimes charge a premium for the larger size specifically because shoppers assume bigger is automatically cheaper.
Make sure both quantities are in the same unit (both ounces, both count, both liters) before comparing — comparing a price-per-ounce against a price-per-count gives a meaningless result.
Duration between two times of day, in hours and minutes.
OpenHours worked from clock-in, clock-out, and break time.
OpenWeekly total hours and overtime from daily entries.
OpenAnnual cost of your daily commute.
OpenCheaper option
Option B
Compare two package sizes on a true per-unit basis, not just sticker price.
What you entered
Price per unit — Option A
$4.99 ÷ 12= $0.4158/unitPrice per unit — Option B
$8.49 ÷ 24= $0.3538/unitCompare
0.4158 vs 0.3538= Option B is cheaperResult
Cheaper option: Option B
Option A is $0.41583333333333333/unit and Option B is $0.35375/unit — Option B is the better deal per unit.