What does "point-of-care" on the package mean?
1196981
It just means that the test strips are for use by an individual considered a "patient", not something that needs to be used only by a doctor.
1196982
It just means it is an item meant for use by an individual considered a "patient", not something that it is only to be used by a doctor. Glucose testing with a meter is always a point of care type of service.
564244
I can't recall. Perhaps the sealing was on the package itself? Sorry, I'm not much help.
241706
In this particular package-yes! It should say when you order it, what all is in the package!
1744194
it should be on the package...I never looked. I use it everyday till gone..
476480
i'm not sure. will have to look at the package to see if that info is on there.
1307281
I believe it basically means that it comes with just the product in a plain box (normally because it wasnt for retail sale). Depending on the company it may not include the extra pamphlets, instructions, etc...just the product itself.
1032335
I would let the shipper decide. You don't want to chance damage, and the shipper is motivated to use the smallest package and save costs.
778980
It means that there are a pair in the package meaning two slides are in a package
1860114
This is what it says on the front of the package, "Protect items from damage; Clear professional finish; Uses for: certificates, signs, awards, calendars, kids artwork. On the back it says, "Clear to let important information show through; Keep items clean; Use with Scotch Thermal Laminators; Photo safe* (*Photo safe determined in accordance with ISO Standard 18916); Other uses: Calendars, Schedules, Photos." I would assume that it is.
1807833
There is a small G & F printed on the hand back. The package is from G&F; Products
1856008
It is a misspelling. It should read Mfrs. Bundle deal. It means that four boxes come in one package -- they are not marked for individual sale. At least, that is what it was when I received it. They worked fine for me.
2124075
Just mean that this is the first date at which the should be inspected. they will last well beyond this date if properly stored. Your more or less checking the packages for damage.
1550171
I may be wrong, but I think the "FFP" stands for Frustration Free Packaging, which is part of the Amazon Advertisement/Description.
1335584
It means the postage for mailing the item is paid.. usually by the shipper...
1482972
I'm not sure, there should be a date on the package. It's good to keep it in the frig. If the package has been out in the heat it won't be good but you can tell if it is bad because it gets slimy.
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As far as the package as a whole when you pull it out of your mailbox, NO. But the package itself (at least from Mood & Mind) says it's kava, and the return address is "Mood & Mind....etc. But the product's actual packaging and labels it is very neat, readable, and doesn't look like anything sketchy(aka, something it's not, so don't worry. Unless you are buying it for the wrong purposes and in that case I'd say you wasted your money because your behaviors will be more of a red flag than a package). Not assuming, but a lot of people have been ruining these wholesome remedies lately by misusing them and getting them off the market. As far as the package as a whole when you pull it out of your mailbox, NO. But the package itself (at least from Mood & Mind) says it's kava, and the return address is "Mood & Mind....etc. But the product's actual packaging and labels it is very neat, readable, and doesn't look like anything sketchy(aka, something it's not, so don't worry. Unless you are buying it for the wrong purposes and in that case I'd say you wasted your money because your behaviors will be more of a red flag than a package). Not assuming, but a lot of people have been ruining these wholesome remedies lately by... » Read More As far as the package as a whole when you pull it out of your mailbox, NO. But the package itself (at least from Mood & Mind) says it's kava, and the return address is "Mood & Mind....etc. But the product's actual packaging and labels it is very neat, readable, and doesn't look like anything sketchy(aka, something it's not, so don't worry. Unless you are buying it for the wrong purposes and in that case I'd say you wasted your money because your behaviors will be more of a red flag than a package). Not assuming, but a lot of people have been ruining these wholesome remedies lately by misusing them and getting them off the market. « Show Less
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It means they dont heat seal the package. So whatever they put it in can easily be opened, without the use of a chainsaw or blowtorch as it would normally require.