If a merchant sells products in specific quantities or measurements, they might need to display a price per unit for those products. For example, if a product is sold in weights of 500g, 1kg, and 1.5kg, a merchant might want to show the price per 100g for each variant. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to display unit prices for product variants. > Tip: > Unit prices are available only to stores located in the European Union (EU) or Switzerland. Unit prices can be added to products [through the Shopify admin](https://help.shopify.com/manual/products/details/product-pricing/unit-pricing#add-unit-prices-to-your-product). ## Resources To display unit prices in your theme, you'll use the following: - The [`unit_price_measurement`](/docs/api/liquid/objects/unit_price_measurement) object - The `unit_price` property Depending on where you're implementing your unit price display, you'll access unit price information through the associated parent object: | Context | Example template types | Parent object | | --- | --- | --- | | Variants that have been added to a cart or are part of an order | | [line_item](/docs/api/liquid/objects/line_item) | | Product and variant listings | | [variant](/docs/api/liquid/objects/variant) | ## Implementing unit price displays You should add support for unit prices wherever you have a price display. Common locations include: - The collection template - The product template - The cart template - The customers/order template You can include this code in the relevant template or a section in the template. Your code should do the following: 1. Check whether the variant or line item has a unit price measurement using [`variant.unit_price_measurement`](/docs/api/liquid/objects/variant#variant-unit_price_measurement) or [`line_item.unit_price_measurement`](/docs/api/liquid/objects/line_item#line_item-unit_price_measurement). 2. If the variant or line item uses a unit price measurement, display the unit price, the reference value, and the reference unit.