# Unboxing Notes
> When the box lands, a few quick checks protect you. Inspect the seal, label, lot number and dates, and keep your paperwork.

## Guides
- [Inspecting the Seal and Packaging](https://chewable-arrival-what-to-expect.pages.dev/inspect-seal-and-packaging/): When your parcel arrives, inspect seal and packaging before you use anything: check the outer carton, the bottle's seal and the general condition of the.
- [Comparing the Label to the Website](https://chewable-arrival-what-to-expect.pages.dev/compare-label-to-website/): To compare label to website, read the bottle's printed ingredient list, strain names and directions line by line against the seller's page.
- [Recording Lot Number and Expiry](https://chewable-arrival-what-to-expect.pages.dev/record-lot-and-expiry/): To record lot and expiry, copy the batch code and expiry date from the bottle onto paper or a phone note on the day it arrives, and photograph them.
- [Keeping the Packing Slip](https://chewable-arrival-what-to-expect.pages.dev/keep-packing-slip/): Yes, it is worth keeping the packing slip until you are completely happy with what arrived.
- [Contacting the Seller About a Problem](https://chewable-arrival-what-to-expect.pages.dev/contact-seller-about-problems/): Gather your evidence first, then write one short, specific message to the seller.

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