Try below xpath to identify. //span[contains(text(),'I am span')] | //div[contains(text(),'I am Div')] | //input[contains(text(),'I am input')]

Inserting this as the first item in the for loop did the trick customer = customer.rstrip("\n")

Try with below two Xpaths 1. //label[text()='First Name']//parent::div/following-sibling::div 2. //label[text()='First Name']//parent::div/following-sibling::div//input

First of all, your xpath is not correct ( the "." should not be there) Try this xpath is for name: //span[contains(@class, ' a-color-base a-text-normal')] This one for price: //span[@class='a-price-whole'] This is how you can take the price text based on name locator (parent to child) //span[contains(@class, ' a-color-base a-text-normal')]//following::span[@class='a-price-whole'] If you're trying to take all results in another way, store them as main div, if you iterate trough them and scrape the text for a specific child, you need to understand how locators are created