/r/EgregiousPackaging
A place to post examples of a product you've acquired that uses entirely too much packaging.
Post pictures or stories of egregious examples of excessive packaging.
Some basic rules:
Be sure to blur or crop out any personal information on your packaging.
Keep it decent. No racist, homophobic or otherwise hateful and nasty posts/comments. They will be removed and will result in a ban and/or reporting to the Reddit overlords.
We will keep adding to these rules as new problems arise. If you have any issues, please message the moderators, we'll be glad to help you out!
/r/EgregiousPackaging
Wow...and i thought Disposable Vapes were bad.
Why do so many medications still get packed like this. Are they just trying to make the box look bigger from the outside? This is Up and Up (Target) allergy medication but it seems to be prevalent. It’s almost twice the amount of packaging that is actually needed.
Don’t even get me started on the price ($36.99 for a pack of 9) they use little plastic fillers to fill the gaps where more razors could’ve gone 🤦♂️
Don’t even get me started on the price ($36.99 for a pack of 9) they use little plastic fillers to fill the gaps where more razors could’ve gone 🤦♂️
If only an ear of corn could come in some form of natural packaging! 🤦🏼♂️
This was ridiculous!
Check out this absurd packaging for an order I got from BYREDO… are they a high end perfumery or the Easter Bunny? Also the box is way too massive for these three things. I had to dig around in the paper shavings for far too long. It was like a needle in a haystack. They need a smaller box and to ditch the paper shavings 🤦♀️
Bought a metal pencil sharpener and a few other items. They delivered everything in one box EXCEPT the tiny eyeliner pencil sharpener which the put in this monstrosity. See that litter baggie in the bottom left???? That's it.
Shocking scammy packaging. Less than 1/4 full
A tube of Colgate toothpaste was marketed/sold to me in a cardboard box. I was expecting a tube twice as big. The box was at least an inch longer than needed. Is it alright for companies to fill the landfills to avail of a deceptive marketing ploy. And why has easy access to bring complaints to government consumer/environment protection agencies dried up?