Major chemists' colourful promotional tags are confusing shoppers who may be duped into believing they are receiving a discount, according to new research. Consumer Advocacy Group, Choice, asked ...

A keen-eyed viewer pointed out that it may be that the white-tagged prices simply have not been updated, as the original price noted on the discount tag is $4.75.

As a general rule, if the item you want has a price tag that ends in a number other than 9, chances are you're getting it at a discount. You May Also Be Interested In These Stories More from CBS News ...