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Originally Posted by JB3
Please, the popping of bubble wrap is a second consideration that only an end user does. Providing a flat roll with 10 times to product you can then inflate as needed might be extremely attractive to a shipping facility which cares only about its protective qualities, not how it pops later.
My only potential complaint about the design would be based on this inflation process, and how easy it would be to do fast.
As far as flat cookies, theres always a market for something like that, theres certainly enough of them already on the market, why wouldnt there be an oreo option?
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The difference in shipping a flat roll of film that gets inflated at the shippers plant is more like 500:1 when compared to traditional bubble wrap. The wife has been getting those pillows of packing material in her purchases from HSN
and the like for years now. All you need is a scissors and a minute to deflate those pillows or you are shipping air to the land fill. Flat film for packing and thin Oreo's are both a good thing. Or in the Oreo's case the market will determine that.