Bottle packaging example

Packaging that is inappropriate for the nature and size of the package may result in damage or delay. Please pack your package appropriately to ensure safe delivery. Please check your package before shipping.

[Packaging that cannot be accepted] - Double cartons with double cardboard thickness are not used for packaging - Bottles are not packed upright - 1.8L bottle (because the glass is thin and breaks easily)

- If we determine that we cannot accept the request.

Prepare an air bubble wrap (bubble cushioning material) that is twice as long and 1.5 times as wide as the bottle.

Roll the bottle diagonally. (Make sure to roll each bottle twice.)

Wrap the bottle so that the neck is tightly sealed.

For packaging, we use double cartons with double cardboard. (Single carton packaging is not accepted.)

The bottom of the carton is also lined with double bubble wrap to cushion any impact from the bottom.

Dividers will be made according to the number of bottles to be packed. A maximum of six bottles can be packed in one box. Bottles must be upright. (Packing on their side will not be accepted.)

Fill any gaps with packing paper to secure the bottle and protect it from side-to-side impacts.

Close the lid, attach the UP label and fragile label, and you're done.

Please note)

Please ensure that fragile items such as bottles are adequately packaged.

Even if the product was properly packaged, it may not be covered by compensation depending on the circumstances during delivery and the nature of the damage. Compensation eligibility will be determined after a detailed investigation. Please be aware of this in advance.