Consumerist
Same Store, Same Product, Different Prices
This is the same product sold at different prices. In one case, Dr. Leonards catalog sells the "Barber Magic" hair trimmer for humans is $12.99. But if you want to use it on a dog, it's only $7.99. Freakonomics tells us this is an example of "price discrimination." I'm just glad there's now a less expensive option for getting out my burs, mats, and tangles.
Just don't share your toothbrush [Consumer Reports via Freakonomics]
