It’s even in the name. You’re paying for ... convenience. That’s why things are more expensive per unit. A) they are closer to where you live. And B) in smalle

It’s even in the name. You’re paying for ... convenience. That’s why things are more expensive per unit. A) they are closer to where you live. And B) in smaller unit packs. Maybe you only need one battery, but to get them cheaper (per unit) you need to buy an 8-pack. If a one pack is $2, but an 8-pack is $0.50/ per battery. If you only need one, you’re still better off paying four times as much ($2 < $4). It’s all about the convenience...