Most transit damage does not come from a single catastrophic drop. It comes from small design or handling failures that compound over distance.
- Using one layer of thin foam for a device that weighs several hundred pounds
- Leaving empty space inside the crate so the unit can shift and build momentum
- Relying on corrugated cartons for ocean freight without a plywood shell
- Failing to brace the load inside the trailer or container
- Skipping moisture control on long sea routes
- Omitting handling labels, which invites stacking and forklift contact
Each of these problems is inexpensive to fix at the Red Light Therapy Bed factory and expensive to resolve after delivery.
