and the countdown timer that resets when you refresh the page. every single time
A document worth anything names the laboratory, whatever accreditation it holds, the date, the batch it refers to, and what was actually measured. A PDF with a logo and the word "passed" is none of that. I have been sent the same unbranded one-pager by two supposedly unrelated sellers, which was clarifying.
quick one from me — dont name the shop here. im the one who ends up in the inbox with their lawyer, not you. describe the pattern instead, thats the useful half anyway
The money part is not what makes me angry. It is the origin story. Jars filled somewhere else, sticker says Nepal, photo of a hunter on the ladder who never saw that honey. He carries the risk and none of the price.
On the US side the vagueness is usually deliberate — "wild mountain honey", no origin, no net weight you can check. That's a decision, not sloppiness.
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