How can older people identify the consumption trap of low-quality water cups? (Second)

Friends, in the previous article, we introduced that the elderly always fall into some consumption traps when buying water cup. Today we will continue to introduce the following content to you.

Price. Most elderly friends adhere to the habit of thrift and diligence, so they pay more attention to cost-effectiveness when buying products, and the same is true for buying water cups. They think that the cheaper the price of the same material, the more cost-effective it will be. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10459.htmlHowever, due to the lack of understanding of the industry and the unclear cost of product materials, a very cheap water cup is often not necessarily the most cost-effective water cup. The price of many water cups, especially some online live broadcasts selling water cups, is much lower than the production cost of a standard water cup, which is unreasonable.

Some live broadcast merchants even say that they have acquired tail goods and then sold them at a loss, which is even more of a routine. Tail goods do exist, but why are they called tail goods? Regarding the topic of tail goods, the editor will find time to write a detailed article about the current situation of tail goods in the water cup industry to share with everyone. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10459.htmlElderly friends should not blindly pursue low-priced water cups. When the price is far lower than the material cost marked by the other party, it is more likely that the other party does not use standard materials.

Certification, combined with the above two points, elderly friends can also use certification as a reference when buying water cups. Relatively speaking, under the conditions of consistent materials, similar functions and the same capacity, certified water cups will be more reassuring. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10459.htmlIf there are still some advantages in price, then it is a water cup with good cost performance. These certifications include national inspection certification and export inspection certification (FDA/LFGB/RECH, etc.).

I will not say much about the coating, size, cleaning convenience, design flaws, brand awareness and credibility of the water cup, because there are too many contents involved, and the older friends will become more confused the more they listen. At the same time, there are also some factors that need to be discussed specifically. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10459.htmlFor example, if the editor only uses text descriptions to accurately help the elderly friends analyze the design flaws, friends can take a photo of the water cup they use and send it to the editor. If you have any questions, please point them out and chat with the editor privately. The editor will definitely take the time to answer them.

Finally, the editor will focus on quality. Elderly friends please remember the following points:

1. The appearance is not deformed;

2. The surface color is sprayed evenly and feels smooth and smooth;

3. The accessories open and close smoothly without any jerks;

4. No water leakage (fill with water and turn it upside down for 15 minutes to check if there is any water leakage);http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10459.html

5. No odor (to be precise, it should be odorless, but some merchants put tea fragrance bags in the water cup. It cannot be said that the other party is to cover up the odor or to make the product more fragrant to attract consumers to buy.)

6. The water cup is not damaged, leaking, rusty, or has impurities.

I don’t need to explain the above 6 points in detail. I believe many friends can understand them. If you are not clear about something, I have explained it in detail in my previous articles. Please read my previous articles.