brilliant idea for price comparison, however...

search for: beyond burger i get 3 hits for what appear to be duplicate entries of the same product; they are all shown as [226g, 2x113g] - each with conflicting prices - which I would posit makes comparision impossible for anyone without a sliderule or abacus: Beyond Meat - Beyond Burger Plant-Basised Patties, 226g, 2x Morrisons £3, £0.66/100g Ocado £4 (£3 shown with strike-through), £0.88/100g Sainsbury's £4, £0.88/100g (£3 Nectar) Tesco £4, £0.88/100g (£3 Clubcard) Beyond Meat - Plant-Based Burger Patties, 226g, 2x Sainsbury's £4.5, £1.00/100g (£3 Nectar) Beyond - Meat Plant-Based Beyond Burger Patties, 226g, 2x ASDA £4.30, £0.95/100g Morrisons £4.30, £0.95/100g Tesco £4.30, £0.95/100g Waitrose £4.75 (£3.56 shown with strike-through), £1.05/100g Furthermore, the £/100g all seem to be showing 50% of the actual £/100g, for example ASDA shows a unit price of £4.30, which would work out at £1.90/l00g (226g packet is 2.26 x 100g i.e. 2.26 x £1.90 = £4.30, whereas 2.26 x £0.95 = £2.15... maybe your programing team have mistakenly confused "£ each" with "£/100g", given that there are two in a pack (which of course makes no sense). Finally, despite being logged in when I clicked on the submit feedback link, I am being prompted again to login when I click on the Submit button on this page; surely an SSO login shouldn't require a great deal of effort on the part of your development team? Again, love the concept but... :) Cheers, Omoro