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Hi, I made this for the Kavalogue blog... (if you want to read it in French : http://kavalogue.wordpres...s-kavas-25-octobre-2011/ )
The column $/g shows the price in $ for one gram of this product, the column g the weight of product in the packet, in grams. The symbol µ means that the seller told the kava is micronized. About min/max : in a shop, if the price is not the same following the quantity, the lowest and higher price for a same product is shown. The first table is the less interesting, it's by product name :
The following table is the most important !
Cheapest to most expensive (price in $ for 1 gram). Kava by Rex is far the cheapest shop, Kona Kava has very interesting products, as well as the Mahakea of Kava Center. No surprise, instant kavas are very expensive ( 2 to 6 times more expensive than the average kava powder price), and the paper Strips are very expensive. If we don't include the instant kavas, kavas prices vary from 1 to 3 times following the kavas, the ordered quantity and the shops.
Sorry, in the following tables, the first "Vendeur" column should have been called "Product".
Below, I removed the pure instant kavas, and the average price for a gram was calculated (0,095 $/g).
If we say that this average price is « 100% », we can easily compare the difference of price :
MSame comparison for the instant kavas, the average price for a gram is 0,415 $/g.
If we say this price is « 100% » :
To finish, the webshops classification !
The average price of their "normal" kavas was calculated (without the pure instant kavas or the "de luxe" products).
Kava By Rex is the BIG winner, followed by Kava Center & Nuka Hiwa ex-aequo, and in third Kona Kava.
But : all of this is from the prices only, I can't say nothing about the products quality that could maybe justify these prices differences !
And the winnner is :
The column $/g shows the price in $ for one gram of this product, the column g the weight of product in the packet, in grams. The symbol µ means that the seller told the kava is micronized. About min/max : in a shop, if the price is not the same following the quantity, the lowest and higher price for a same product is shown. The first table is the less interesting, it's by product name :
The following table is the most important !
Cheapest to most expensive (price in $ for 1 gram). Kava by Rex is far the cheapest shop, Kona Kava has very interesting products, as well as the Mahakea of Kava Center. No surprise, instant kavas are very expensive ( 2 to 6 times more expensive than the average kava powder price), and the paper Strips are very expensive. If we don't include the instant kavas, kavas prices vary from 1 to 3 times following the kavas, the ordered quantity and the shops.
Sorry, in the following tables, the first "Vendeur" column should have been called "Product".
Below, I removed the pure instant kavas, and the average price for a gram was calculated (0,095 $/g).If we say that this average price is « 100% », we can easily compare the difference of price :
MSame comparison for the instant kavas, the average price for a gram is 0,415 $/g.If we say this price is « 100% » :
To finish, the webshops classification !The average price of their "normal" kavas was calculated (without the pure instant kavas or the "de luxe" products).
Kava By Rex is the BIG winner, followed by Kava Center & Nuka Hiwa ex-aequo, and in third Kona Kava.
But : all of this is from the prices only, I can't say nothing about the products quality that could maybe justify these prices differences !
And the winnner is :
...and will place an order to test your products...