While this is a common view among engineers, in e.g. retail, you can trivially pay 13 different prices for bitwise identical copies of the same Chinese sock. Se

While this is a common view among engineers, in e.g. retail, you can trivially pay 13 different prices for bitwise identical copies of the same Chinese sock. See also how many different prices you can find for e.g. a Starbucks latte. If you feel very strongly about this or need to get over internal objections, you can distinguish X for $Y and X' for $Z in some operationally insignificant way which is unlikely to materially impact conversion rates.