4 Skilful Ways to Package Your Joints So They Don’t Get Smashed In Transit
If you want to sell your joints online, it’s important how you Package them. Make sure they don’t break when they get to the customer because that could happen during transit. Packaging is important for shipping. It protects the package and also lets people see what they are buying. Packaging has changed over time, but one type of packaging that has been used for centuries is glass jars. Glass jars are still popular today and one of the most popular containers on the market. There are different kinds of glass jars for your food. There is a metal lid that can be sealed by hand or with a clamp. The clamp can seal the jar without any additional cost.
There are many factors that need to be considered when pre roll packaging, such as whether or not the package will be handled the equipment to move this is very strong. It can hold onto things that are heavy without breaking or tearing. Packaging during transit is an important aspect of most supply chains because it influences warehousing efficiency and customer satisfaction once delivered.
1. Ship your CBD joints in an airtight container
When you ship your joints, wrap them in good package cover and then put them into an airtight container. You can add a little bit of weed to the bottom of the container and add a couple of drops of vegetable glycerine to keep your joints from sticking to the bottom. The glycerine helps to cushion the joints from lack of oxygen from the environment. Even though it is tightly sealed, if there is any puncture, moisture will go inside and bacteria will grow. Bugs can also breathe in some parts that are important for flavor or pain relief.
2. SHAKE AND SMOKE
Shake and smear your joints before shipping. This will keep the product from losing its color. Shake it in the package and then put it in a zip lock bag. Use oil to brush your product onto the desired joints before purchasing and salting. Make sure moisture is not on or inside of the bag or on your skin, then shake and sprinkle once or twice a day to preserve freshness.
3. STABILIZE YOUR SKIN
Stabilizing your skin does two things. It helps to allow the chemical reaction between the active ingredients in your product and your skin to carry out freely in your product, and it protects your product from getting damaged in the transit process. To do this, use a citrus pomade extractor in your moisturizer or toner. Apply a small amount of the citrus pomade extractor and massage into you skin. You can do this during the purging steps or after you have packed up all of the rest of your products for shipping.
4. STORAGE
Even though medicinal use exists for many of the found active ingredients and toners on the market, they are meant for initiating and maintaining a massage. The storage allows the product to mix and meld with the skin, allowing the active ingredients to work. Consumer wants to experience a high-quality massage, so storage is important for products.
To keep your moisturizer or toner from going bad, store them in airtight containers away from the sun. If it is humid all year round where you live, then store them inside the fridge. If it is hot during the summer but cold during winter, then store them on top of a counter away from windows.
2. Use paper stuffing to avoid breakage
When you ship a package, you want to make sure it’s protected from the elements. Paper padding is a great way to protect your product from breakage during shipping. Paper padding is a must for fragile items, and it also works great for items that are small and will shift around inside a box.
Pack the joints well. It will help keep them from breaking in transit and it also reduces the chance of bacteria getting inside later.
3. Ship your joints in a box with filling on all sides to protect the corners
When you ship your joints, use padding to protect the corners. This is a simple way to keep them from avoiding damages. Pack everything in boxes with labels A-Z and anything else you want labelled.
Extra things like screwdrivers, pens, or tape are not in need. If you lose one while you are giving birth, find an extra one. Don’t spend too much time packing up boxes for your house. Buyers will probably just throw them away when they get home. When you are ready to ship the house, have buyers sign your paperwork. If the buyer loses it during shipping, you can give it back to them. They will take you back to where you got it.
If your buyers are going to be home when they receive it, they might forget something and completely lose it. Pack heavy, like a box full of jars, and put the jammers in place.
Now, obviously, knowing what to pack and how to do it is more helpful than the actual tips. But the instructions are important. If you don’t have the time or creative energy to do these things, or you just have the cabinets and drawers in the same place, you aren’t gonna have a nice walking library. Just make sure everything is where it needs to be.
4. Make sure your package is strong enough to hold its contents
When you’re working on creating a packaging design for a product, you need to think about the fact that the package will be shipping. Make sure it’s strong enough to hold its contents without damages in the process.
Before you pack up your product, take it apart. If you have a vacuum sealer, this is the perfect time to use it. But if you do not have one, there are other ways to do this. For example, zip-ties, wrapping paper clips or thick double-sided tape can be used to rip out the main seams of your product. You will want a place that is out of direct sunlight for this job and a vacuum sealer is often done in an office or pantry.
Remove all the individual packs of packing peanuts.
Remove all the individual packing peanuts from the vacuum sealer. Carefully toss them on dry, easily-sterilized paper or flush them down the toilet. To speed things up a bit, you can just use two kitchen rollers or two pairs of tongs, but tuck packaging boxes would do a much better job of sturdier protection. If you would like to make your own peanut coiler, take some packing paper and wrap it around the coil to make it stronger.
Conclusion
Now that you know how to wrap your joints, it is time to ship them. There are different ways to do this depending on the type of joint you are shipping. If you have pre-rolled joints, then all is needing would be an airtight container or baggie with paper stuffing inside for protection against breakage during shipment. For people who like to roll joints with hemp papers, use a box lined with tissue paper. The tissue will protect the joint from breaking if it falls on hard surfaces like concrete floors.