I've seen the fake winter worm summer grass news of 315. Isn't that what this is about
Someone who saves money to buy a few weeds to fix his parents' bodies, and you don't know how much money you're paying for "poll-up" or maybe a fake product glued to the merchants. And even worse, the staff said, "the good glue you buy, the good food's fine." that's so nice and funny。
It's too deep
A journalist survey found that on a shopping platform there were four shops in front of the market, and that there was only one real wild grass。
What about the remaining three
- the one with the artificially grown impostor, with the label "tibet's right-haired."
- one of them faked it directly with an aroma weed
- the most exaggerating family, the worm and the grass, is separated. Root
Even more chilling is the fact that these merchants know that ordinary people don't know the difference between true and false, and that even when they are found, the phrase "up to the limit of qualification" is not taken seriously。
I've been thinking about buying weeds with my old man a few years ago, and the boss says, "look at this line, this color is definitely the real one," and we don't understand it, except that the more expensive the better it is, it takes thousands to bite. Now think about it, maybe i've bought fakes。
Why do weeds cross
In fact, there are two reasons:
** number one, this thing is too high for ordinary people.**
It's expensive. Not everyone eats it every day. Most people don't buy it many times. You tell him the truth, he tells you, "we're a five-star shop, platform certified," you can't doubt。
** second, the profits are too high for someone to risk **
It's true that the worm grass sold hundreds and hundreds of thousands. It costs only a few dollars and sells it for dozens of times the profits. Some lose their conscience in the face of enormous interests。
How much does it cost? But is it easy to spend money on the health of ordinary people
A common man buys weed. Remember those tricks
The experts in the interview said a few simple methods of identification, and i sorted it out for you, bought it, and didn't pay the iq tax:
1. ** look at the price: too cheap must be wrong**
The real wild winter worm, with a purchase price of more than a hundred grams, combined with commercial freight, profits and tens of thousands of dollars in the market. If you see a few hundred dollars, you can buy one or two。
2. ** look at the appearance: there will always be traces of glue **
The worms and grassheads grow naturally, and the connections are smooth. If it's glued on, you can bend it, you can see the stitches, you can even break them。
3. ** smells: it's normal to smell light.**
The moth smells of a faint fish and a little of the smell of mushrooms. Don't buy it if it smells like a snotty glue or something。
4.** channels of view: don't waste money looking for an unknown internet store**
Go to regular pharmacies or brand flagship shops and keep shopping tickets. Even if something goes wrong, you can find someone。
It's not just weed, but the pits
315 exposed a lot of problems: a 14-fold excess of frozen strawberry heavy metal, a "zero add" brand game, a second-hand luxurious deal with a knife, a 30-square-metre shop...
You'll find that most of these pits are for ordinary people. We wanted to spend some money on health and convenience, and then people thought about how to pull our pockets。
I think it's only one day in 315 years, but consumer rights are protected every day. For us ordinary people, it's all about keeping an eye on the good things about pies in the sky, not touching things that are too cheap, shopping for comments, asking people who know how to do things。
Finally, i'd like to ask you, what pits have you encountered in consumption? Have you ever bought fake supplements? You're welcome to talk about your experience in the comment area so that more people can see it。
