Description of the Auditor app:
Stop overpaying for unnecessary things! The Auditor app will help you compare prices on goods not only per unit, but also per actual quantity, so that you always make the most profitable purchase.

Have you ever thought that a larger package does not always mean a better price per kilogram or piece? Auditor makes it easy to check! Just enter the price and quantity of the product, and the app will instantly calculate the price per unit of measurement (for example, per piece, liter, kilogram) and show which option is really the most economical.

No more racking your brains over complex calculations! Inspector will do it for you, saving your money and time. The perfect assistant for smart shopping in supermarkets, markets and any other stores.
Key features:

Simple and intuitive price comparison based on quantity.
Support for various units of measurement: pieces, grams, kilograms, milliliters, liters and more.
The ability to enter multiple product options for simultaneous comparison.
Clear display of the best price.
Saving comparison history for quick access to previously viewed products.
Convenient interface for quick and easy use right in the store.
With Auditor you will always be confident in your choice and will be able to:

Save money on everyday purchases.
Compare products from different manufacturers based on their actual volume or weight.
Avoid marketing gimmicks with large packages at inflated prices per unit.
Make informed and profitable purchases.
Download Auditor right now and become a real guru of economical shopping!

Shrinkflation (from the English shrink – to shrink, to decrease and inflation – inflation) is a hidden form of inflation, in which manufacturers reduce the size, weight, volume or number of units of a product in a package, while maintaining the same or slightly reducing the price.

Essentially, the consumer pays the same price, but gets less of the product. This leads to an increase in the actual price per unit of the product (per kilogram, liter, piece, etc.), although the nominal price may remain the same.

Here's how it works:

Size/weight reduction: Chocolate bars become shorter, a package of chips contains fewer grams, a roll of toilet paper has fewer sheets.
Volume reduction: A bottle of juice contains 900 ml instead of 1 liter, a package of washing powder is designed for fewer washes.
Quantity reduction: A pack of biscuits now contains 10 instead of 12, and a box of tea now contains 18 tea bags instead of 20.
How shrinkflation affects consumers:

Hidden increase in costs: Consumers pay the same amount but receive less of the product, which actually increases their per-unit costs.
Difficulty in comparing prices: Shrinkflation makes it difficult to compare prices between different brands and different packs of the same product, as it is necessary to consider not only the price but also the quantity of the product.
Feeling cheated: When consumers notice a reduction in the size or quantity of a product while maintaining the same price, it can lead to feelings of disappointment and cheating on the part of the manufacturer.

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