My last package from Eden contained
1. A glass toy.
2. A glass bottle of massage oil.
3. A plastic bottle of massage oil.
4. A plastic bottle of lube.
5. A tube of lube.
6. A container of sugar scrub, a sample packet of lube, and
7. A small box of toy covers.
Why is that important to remember? We'll get to that in a second.
Now, one would naturally expect from all their past orders that these things would be wrapped in plastic as usual. One can look at my past reviews of body products and see how meticulously everything was wrapped to avoid spilling. This was always a big reason why I liked ordering things like lube off Eden. I was confident I wouldn't end up with a mess on my hands in shipping.
Can someone explain to me why my package was in a barely padded-with-bubble-wra p shipping bag without so much as a "FRAGILE" sticker instead of a box and absolutely NOTHING was wrapped in plastic, considering how fragile and capable of spilling this shipment was? It was all jumbled up with everything coming out of its box if it had one. I don't know how this stuff didn't spill or break. I got really lucky.
Everything seems to be fine, aside from the toy cover box being crushed but this had the potential for disaster and I AM DISGUSTED. If you can't properly ship liquid products anymore or fragile products at all anymore, don't even do it.
What people are saying about Eden going down in flames? I'm inclined to believe it if they're trying to cut corners on shipping like this. If the utter lack of stock wasn't enough to convince me entirely, this was.
Proof, in case anyone here doesn't know by now that I'm not the troublemaking type:
1. A glass toy.
2. A glass bottle of massage oil.
3. A plastic bottle of massage oil.
4. A plastic bottle of lube.
5. A tube of lube.
6. A container of sugar scrub, a sample packet of lube, and
7. A small box of toy covers.
Why is that important to remember? We'll get to that in a second.
Now, one would naturally expect from all their past orders that these things would be wrapped in plastic as usual. One can look at my past reviews of body products and see how meticulously everything was wrapped to avoid spilling. This was always a big reason why I liked ordering things like lube off Eden. I was confident I wouldn't end up with a mess on my hands in shipping.
Can someone explain to me why my package was in a barely padded-with-bubble-wra p shipping bag without so much as a "FRAGILE" sticker instead of a box and absolutely NOTHING was wrapped in plastic, considering how fragile and capable of spilling this shipment was? It was all jumbled up with everything coming out of its box if it had one. I don't know how this stuff didn't spill or break. I got really lucky.
Everything seems to be fine, aside from the toy cover box being crushed but this had the potential for disaster and I AM DISGUSTED. If you can't properly ship liquid products anymore or fragile products at all anymore, don't even do it.
What people are saying about Eden going down in flames? I'm inclined to believe it if they're trying to cut corners on shipping like this. If the utter lack of stock wasn't enough to convince me entirely, this was.
Proof, in case anyone here doesn't know by now that I'm not the troublemaking type:
