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Original price refers to the price that was originally set when the product was published. This will only show if the actual price for a product is lower than the original price The original price is not the basis for the price reduction. In the event of a price reduction, only the crossed-out price, i.e. the lowest price over the past 30 days, forms the basis for the price reduction.

Crossed out price (if applicable) refers to the lowest price for the product during the last 30 days before the current price was set. In the event of a price reduction, only the lowest price over the past 30 days forms the basis for the price reduction.