State the selling unit beside the price: one piece, a pair, a box, a kilogram, or another defined quantity. For a multipack, name the number and size of the items inside so buyers can compare it with a single-unit offer.
If you show a per-unit comparison, divide the pack price by the actual usable quantity and make the calculation basis clear. Do not compare unlike measures, such as a litre with a millilitre, without converting them consistently. Check any applicable Kenyan unit-pricing rules for the product category.
Some buyers prefer the lower per-unit cost of a larger pack; others need only one item. Make both choices and their totals clear, and avoid using a pack image that makes a single unit look like several. Confirm the quantity in the parcel matches the stated offer before accepting payment.
