Exporting uncompressed jpegs

When I export a jpeg to my hard drive it gets compressed to 400-500k instead of its original 5MB.
How do I keep the original size when exporting to hard drive?
Is there a way to open a photo in LR3 and tell if it is jpeg, tiff or RAW and the file size?
thanks

OK I now understand the megabytes do not matter with printing.
And thanks for explaining why 5 or 6 MB went to 500kB.
The picture pixels /dimensions are :
Width 1024 pixels
Height 678 pixels
(696320 pixels)
24 bit
I went through some older pictures I had saved to jpeg and posted on smugmug and they are the same size in pixels.
When I go to the export box in LR3 Image Size was checked and set to W 1024 X H 768 pixels

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