A deal is only a deal if the product is right. Check the pack size, the real price and the delivery terms before you tap buy.
A discount badge is a useful invitation to look, not a reason to stop thinking. A careful two-minute check can help you tell a genuine deal from a tempting but ordinary price.
Compare the pack size
Two products with the same name can come in very different pack sizes. Compare the price per gram, litre or piece where you can, especially for groceries, cleaning supplies and personal care.
Check the original price
Look at the price history or compare a few sellers if possible. The most useful question is not “how big is the discount?” but “is this a good price for the product I need?”
Read the product details
Check the quantity, flavour or variant, the delivery estimate and the return policy. A product photo can be representative; the details should tell you exactly what is in the pack.
Stay with the essentials
A deal on something you already use is usually better than a discount on something you are not ready to use. Stocking up makes sense when the shelf life and storage space make sense too.