What is the difference between the frustration free packaging and regular? Is it the box itself or the foil lids?
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I have no idea. I just went to look at the item description to see what this was even referring to, and I was surprised. I think the frustration free packaging refers to something offered through amazon, right? Sorry I can't be of any more help. I will tell you that the little foil is easy to undo on these though and they are delightful little sizes.
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I'm not sure if I exactlty understand what you are asking. We own a small hotel and offer the individual portion packs at breakfast. For domestic use I can see the convenience for 'on the go' meals such as school/work lunch, hiking/camping, gone-all/day/doing/errands. Hope this helps.
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When I purchased this toy, I don't recall if it was "frustration free" packaging, but it was in a "normal" toy box from Fisher Price, not some generic cardboard. We gave it as a birthday gift to a 2-year old. She loved it!
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Just easier to unpack. Something like this it probably wouldn't make much difference. Things like batteries, etc that are packaged in those hard plastic holders is another story. Personally, if the cost is the same as stated below, I would always opt for the frustration-free. ;-)
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Frustration free is usually all cardboard and very easy to open. Standard is often difficult to open.
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When I purchased them they arrived in standard cardboard packaging. No fancy presentation boxes.
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I just received my order and it came in a plain brown amazon box. It is a christmas gift and i'm not happy about a 2 year old opening the wrapping paper to find a box with no picture. Didn't realize it defaults to frustration free packaging. If it is a gift, make sure you select standard packaging.
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I have owned both - no difference just packaging. Usually one of the two is cheaper from day to day.
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My sets came in the straight packing box with dividers instead of the fancy box in the packing box.Kind like bulk buying. I think that is what it means "frustration-free" packaging.
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Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging is an initiative designed to alleviate "wrap rage" by featuring products in recyclable boxes that are easy to open and contain fewer excess materials. frustration-free packaging is: *Recyclable and does not include excess packaging materials, such as hard plastic clamshell casings, plastic bindings, and wire ties. *Designed to be opened without a box cutter or knife, while protecting products just as well as traditional packaging. Products can be shipped in their own boxes, without an additional shipping box.
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I'm not aware, but I will check. However, I do not like the frustration free packing for childrens toys. It takes away from the majic of the child umwraping the gift and seeing a cardboard box. The gift hs to be taken out of containor and if given outside of the home it is more of a hassle to get it back into box. I actually thought about returning it and buying one in maunfacturer packaging. What did you do about the batteries. Is amazon supplying them?
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I don't understand what frustration free packaging means? I ordered two Optima Batteries from Amazon and I had to "jokeling open them up with a crow bar. The packaging was the best and most secure that I have ever seen. Isn't that the purpose? to get a quality item shipped without damage and not have FFD (frustration free damage) Great Product and Great Packaging. VERY HAPPY! PS: You buying the battery or the box it comes in?
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Frustration Free Packaging (FFP) is recyclable packaging that is designed for the specific product and tested for durability. I use it any time that it's available! Here's a link with more info:
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It says frustration Free...it means package is easy to open! isn't that just a stupid way to write "easy to open"??
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I looked for this information on the packaging when I first got the bento box. I could not find any indication one way or the other. Most of the packaging is in (what I assume is) Japanese, and I don't understand any Japanese. I have microwaving for short periods of time without the clear plastic lid for the first level.
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The standard packaging is the same thing you would find in the store. Frustration free packaging is where you can open everything up without needing a grenade, large hunting knife or nuclear explosive device. For some items, it is certainly worth it especially for things bound in blister packs which are either sealed with heat or crimped on the outside. For this item, I have not seen the normal packaging but the frustration free was super easy.
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Not really sure, but frustration free worked fine for us. I think if it is a gift be careful because you can tell - it is not an amazon box.
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No idea! I've never tried the "frustration free" - it may refer to a good package that it doesn't break?! :)...