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Excess packaging

You could complain- there are laws regarding excess packaging.
 
View attachment 31516 Just got this from Medtronic. A strong bag would have sufficed...
At lest it arrived in one piece, which saves complaining about poorly packed damaged merchandise.

This is one months excess medical waste.

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View attachment 31516 Just got this from Medtronic. A strong bag would have sufficed...

Ggrrrr..... this is one of my pet hates, this is the contents of a box I received before Xmas, the empty space was filled with scrunched up brown paper. As @helensaramay at least it was paper and cardboard but really the box was over 50% larger than it needed to be :wideyed:
 
I had a job for a little bit at one of the courier warehouses and they literally just throw the boxes about
 
I've heard they prefer boxes than bags/packages due to thieving opportunists. Insurance qualification too.
 
If find it strange when for higher value items (like my new printer) they just stuck a label on the printer box so everyone could see what it was yet some drip trays for the barbecue arrived in a plain brown box twice the size of the contents.
 
Sometimes when I order via Amazon they'll offer extra "anonymous" packaging for certain sensitive, desirable or expensive items.

For the most part I can't complain about excessive size, but I recently ordered a small dropper bottle of food flavouring and it came in a large box that must have been nearly 2 foot long. I thought at first they'd accidentally sent me an empty box as I almost missed finding that tiny bottle within all the crumpled paper filler. :eek:o_O
 
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