What is frustration free packaging? Does the toys come loose in a bag of some sort?
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Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging is a multi-year initiative designed to alleviate 'wrap rage'--the frustration of trying to free a product from a nearly impenetrable package. Using recyclable boxes that are easy to open and free of excess materials such as hard plastic clamshell cases, plastic bindings, and wire ties, Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging is designed to be opened without the use of a box cutter or knife and will protect your product just as well as traditional packaging. The product is exactly the same--we've just changed the packaging. In addition to making packages easier to open, a major goal of the Frustration-Free Packaging initiative is to be more environmentally friendly by using less material. It will take many years, but our vision is to offer our entire catalog of products in Frustration-Free Packaging.
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There is a normal and frustration free packaging. Normal is its display box. Frustration free is a brown box which is easier to take the toy out of.
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They are not loose in the box, they come wrapped in packs of 5 or 10, (I dont remember). But they are definitely wrapped. Happy I could answer your question
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Frustration Free, the drive just comes in a cardboard envelope. Regular packaging, the drive cones in the plastic packaging that is impossible to open.
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No, I received them in a bunch of little plastic bags filled with parts. More of a model building set than a toy.
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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?! :)...
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They were just loose in the box, and the packages thrown in. They weren't damaged, but thought it was kind of weird coming from Amazon. They have good stuff. It said EL on the wrapper. Hope that helps.
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Each section of the playset should be in a separate bag. Each bag should have its own set of instructions. I tried to find them on the manufacturer's website for you but was unable to locate them.
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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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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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They come in a plastic bag. They are not Medela brand. I've used them and they worked but in retrospect, I'd just buy them from babies r us
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frustration free is basically an easy to open box. Retail packaging is the semi hard plastic packaging that is sealed and requires you to cut into it to open it. Frustration free is the way to go unless you plan to resale it.
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Yes they come in an air tight bag and have great bounce when I first open them. I've ordered about five packs so far and they're my cats favorite toy.
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I think frustration free must refer to he outer box it comes in because the jug is the same as retail. Outer packaging is a box with a cut cardboard tube as a spacer/protection for the neck of the jug.
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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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The frustration free packaging was just the box it was shipped in. A cardboard box. Inside that was the tools in plastic bags, with the drill in a cardboard holder. So no it was no suitable packaging for a gift.
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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. ;-)