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Delivery and return policy is horrendous. Shame when the product is good.
Box is destroyed in 80% of all orders where cans are dented and unusable. Sent several emails with pictures of compromised cans 5-20cm radius dents asking for better packaging but they don't care.
Update: I returned some cans. They do not reimburse the shipping cost. Do not stand in line at the post office and waste hours, gas, money and sanity.
The product is good but what's the point if it always arrives dented, destroyed and compromised. Annoying return policy too.
They just put the very expensive cans in a thin cardboard box that's usually in pieces when it arrives.
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