Its not always about that bro. Sometimes when a company has a good track record of their oils being clean and never having floaties or being filtered in a certain way or having dosage within a certain smaller tolerance than other UGLs, the machinery can be more expensive, hence the higher than average cost. It is up to the consumer to decide if the price rise is worth it and if those improvement or benefits are tangible or even real, but to say its totally because consumers think the raws are better, thats a bit silly. Thats one of the last things I'd think if I saw higher than normal test cost.