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A recent social media post has highlighted an interesting pricing discrepancy at a Target store on West 11th. The user reported that they found the same product, a Frida Electric Nose Sucker, priced differently in two separate sections of the store. The product in the baby section was priced at $34.99, while the same product in the pharmacy section was priced at $29.99. The only differences noted were a sticker UPC label over the one printed on the box, a different lot number, and a slightly different lot date. The user questioned why such a discrepancy exists and if others have noticed similar instances…