Minor imperfections on top means the packaging, or possibly the lid of the container but Amazon never sells used slimes, no need to worry about that. When it says “like new” or “used” it doesn’t mean the actual smile, it usually just means that the container has been removed from its original packaging. They can’t label it as “new” bc the original box it came in was removed because either it somehow got destroyed a little bit during handling or got a rip in it or something so they can’t label it”new” for that reason. No worries, Amazon never sells used/played with slime. That’s what the inspection sticker is for, to let you know they inspected it and that it hasn’t been actually played with in this case. It has nothing to do with the amount of charms on top/etc, they mostly look at the packaging and stuff when selling “used” “like new” stuff and label it based off that
I work in the department of Amazon that inspects those items. It’s called grading. We are asked many questions about the quality of the item. If it looks like something has been opened we put it in a bin and it doesn’t get resold. So things are always inspected if they look damaged.
I wanted to get an MHA manga and I saw that option and I was a little confused on what it meant and I was like "Os it actually going to come used?" but now that I watched this video, I know"yes it actually does come used."
Used on amazon doesn't mean it was USED by a customer then returned. It was either returned unopened, package damaged in warehouse or item itself had minor damage in warehouse.
“Inspected” doesn’t mean what you think. Inspection doesn’t protect you from germs. It just means someone looked at it and confirmed it matched the listing.
The inspection sticker is just something problem solvers, packers, or ICQA slaps on products that arent damaged or otherwise used like books, CDs, etc. I can assure you it's just a sticker theres no formal inspection or tests 😅
At that point I would just buy Crayola cloud putty or slime or whatever it's called I think it's called putty but it's definitely a Crayola brand and it comes in a cloud container and it's pretty decent in price and quality I just wouldn't give it to a kid cuz it's just sticks like nothing else
omg, i bought one that is turquoise coloured, not a used one tho. Idk if all of the slimes from that brand is scented like Sweet lemon juice, candy with a bit of sprite soda smell, but it smells amazing (my opinion), or maybe that’s just my slime because it is themed with “lemon” soda or some sort. When i first played with it, yes it is a bit wet, like moist on the inside of the slime, the top is perfectly fine tho. The charms aren’t separated, it is randomly put in the slime (for mine, it was INSIDE the slime so it was hard to separate and find it), the charms has this texture which wouldn’t be able to make the slime that was stuck on it get off, no matter what you use, soap, water, oil, it wouldn’t work, basically the charms it self would have a thin layer of slime stuck on it forever. For the slime, when u poke in it, play with it, there is a “minor” snow fall out, idk if it is called snow fall out, because it doesn’t drop on the table, it STICKS on your palm and fingers, like ALOT, so after playing it and WHILE playing it, u basically cant touch your face (like maybe scratch an itch), cant touch the door handles or wutever u need to grab, it would make a mess, plus the snow are STICKY, so you cant wipe it off, when u wash your hands cuz to get rid of the snow, your hands would first feel sticky, like there is literal glue on it, its so weird. But the slime it self is kinda stiff, you cant really stretch it SMOOTHLY, needs *some* strength i guess, it is poke-able (in the container though, cuz if u put it on your table the table would be filled with those sticky snow “fall out”), it doesn’t inflate AT ALL, NO bubble pops, the texture is only good when u poke it and stretch it, its basically for hand play, NOT table play. Overall rating from me would be 3/5 ;/. It was really cheap tho, so its expected.
Even cheaper and in my opinion from what I'm reading a much better product is Crayola cloud putty, it does stick your hand some but I would definitely be able to touch my face, I just wouldn't want to touch a doorknob and definitely want to wash my hands afterwards, but it's not like you're getting a ton of fallout or anything like that and it's cheaper and not used
