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Glass Dropper Shipping

I wanted to check whether it’s necessary to wrap the oil dropper product in bubble wrap if it is already placed inside an outer box. The box I’m using fits the units perfectly, with no extra space for movement.

Would it be acceptable to ship the products in this packaging without additional bubble wrap?

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Glass Dropper Shipping

I wanted to check whether it’s necessary to wrap the oil dropper product in bubble wrap if it is already placed inside an outer box. The box I’m using fits the units perfectly, with no extra space for movement.

Would it be acceptable to ship the products in this packaging without additional bubble wrap?

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Do the items survive a drop test onto a hard surface? From memory, it's 1m on all 4 corners and edges.

Master carton and individual boxes.

Do read the information on FBA packaging as it may say that bubble wrap is obligatory for glass items. Not sure myself.

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Hi there @Seller_GWnFh4N1ZwC3K,

In general as mentioned by other sellers the most important component of your shipping prep should be if the product will arrive safely or not to the Fulfillment Center and the buyer. The Product packaging requirements are generally the minimum required to ensure they arrive safely but your product may need additional prep. For example your product might arrive fine in the parcel but the individual units may not have sufficient prep if they are sold as individual units. Additionally as the products contain liquids they may require further prep as indicated on the Liquids help page. I would be recommend you be very careful when prepping units to ensure that they arrive safely as Amazon may not reimburse if the product doesn't have sufficient prep. Thank you for your understanding.

-Glenn

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Glass Dropper Shipping

I wanted to check whether it’s necessary to wrap the oil dropper product in bubble wrap if it is already placed inside an outer box. The box I’m using fits the units perfectly, with no extra space for movement.

Would it be acceptable to ship the products in this packaging without additional bubble wrap?

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Glass Dropper Shipping

I wanted to check whether it’s necessary to wrap the oil dropper product in bubble wrap if it is already placed inside an outer box. The box I’m using fits the units perfectly, with no extra space for movement.

Would it be acceptable to ship the products in this packaging without additional bubble wrap?

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Glass Dropper Shipping

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I wanted to check whether it’s necessary to wrap the oil dropper product in bubble wrap if it is already placed inside an outer box. The box I’m using fits the units perfectly, with no extra space for movement.

Would it be acceptable to ship the products in this packaging without additional bubble wrap?

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Do the items survive a drop test onto a hard surface? From memory, it's 1m on all 4 corners and edges.

Master carton and individual boxes.

Do read the information on FBA packaging as it may say that bubble wrap is obligatory for glass items. Not sure myself.

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Hi there @Seller_GWnFh4N1ZwC3K,

In general as mentioned by other sellers the most important component of your shipping prep should be if the product will arrive safely or not to the Fulfillment Center and the buyer. The Product packaging requirements are generally the minimum required to ensure they arrive safely but your product may need additional prep. For example your product might arrive fine in the parcel but the individual units may not have sufficient prep if they are sold as individual units. Additionally as the products contain liquids they may require further prep as indicated on the Liquids help page. I would be recommend you be very careful when prepping units to ensure that they arrive safely as Amazon may not reimburse if the product doesn't have sufficient prep. Thank you for your understanding.

-Glenn

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Seller_76AUwmqvSyRIM

Do the items survive a drop test onto a hard surface? From memory, it's 1m on all 4 corners and edges.

Master carton and individual boxes.

Do read the information on FBA packaging as it may say that bubble wrap is obligatory for glass items. Not sure myself.

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Seller_76AUwmqvSyRIM

Do the items survive a drop test onto a hard surface? From memory, it's 1m on all 4 corners and edges.

Master carton and individual boxes.

Do read the information on FBA packaging as it may say that bubble wrap is obligatory for glass items. Not sure myself.

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Glenn_Amazon

Hi there @Seller_GWnFh4N1ZwC3K,

In general as mentioned by other sellers the most important component of your shipping prep should be if the product will arrive safely or not to the Fulfillment Center and the buyer. The Product packaging requirements are generally the minimum required to ensure they arrive safely but your product may need additional prep. For example your product might arrive fine in the parcel but the individual units may not have sufficient prep if they are sold as individual units. Additionally as the products contain liquids they may require further prep as indicated on the Liquids help page. I would be recommend you be very careful when prepping units to ensure that they arrive safely as Amazon may not reimburse if the product doesn't have sufficient prep. Thank you for your understanding.

-Glenn

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Glenn_Amazon

Hi there @Seller_GWnFh4N1ZwC3K,

In general as mentioned by other sellers the most important component of your shipping prep should be if the product will arrive safely or not to the Fulfillment Center and the buyer. The Product packaging requirements are generally the minimum required to ensure they arrive safely but your product may need additional prep. For example your product might arrive fine in the parcel but the individual units may not have sufficient prep if they are sold as individual units. Additionally as the products contain liquids they may require further prep as indicated on the Liquids help page. I would be recommend you be very careful when prepping units to ensure that they arrive safely as Amazon may not reimburse if the product doesn't have sufficient prep. Thank you for your understanding.

-Glenn

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