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 Pfizer, Travel Sized Bottles of Plax Rinse Should Be Smaller
Posted Wed May 16, 2007 12:00 pm, by Mike P. written to Pfizer Inc
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I would like to make a suggestion regarding one of your travel size products that I recently bought for a weekend trip.
Generally I like to use some kind of rinse for my mouth and so I've used much to my delight your product, Mint flavored Plax. When I recently was getting ready to make a weekend trip, I found Plax in a 4 oz bottle travel-sized. So I went ahead and bought it.
Anyway, when I got to the airport and had my luggage scanned in, the security guard warned me that the Plax bottle was 4 oz (since I had it with my carry-ons and I did not check anything in) and the most one can take with them on the plane is a 3 oz bottle. I was able to take it with me, however.
Here is what I am suggesting...take the travel sized Plax and reduce it to three ounces or less. I'm not going to stop buying the product as it has been very useful to me, but I may thnk twice before purchasing it for a future vacation.
Thank you for taking the time to read my letter and I hope that you will take this into consideration for your future products.
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by Gino Posted Fri May 18, 2007 @ 1:12 AM
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Mike, you make an excellent suggestion. I think companies should be
made aware of travel restrictions. I do know, also, they take away any
unlabeled bottles...so if one was to put three ounces in...they have
the right to confiscate it if anything looks suspicious. I was even
thinking, while reading the letter, if it would be possible for them
to somehow make the product in a powder form...but maybe it's not
possible because of active ingredients and stability, quality control,
etc.
I especially like that it's in the form of a suggestion more than a
complaint. Great Letter!!!
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Back around last august they discovered some kind of liquid bomb thing
in England (i think?)... I dont know the details but that happened 2
days before my flight home from italy. i couldnt even HAVE a carry-on,
let alone anything liquid. Thankfully they let me bring my wine home
since i checked that in.
Good suggestion :) whats the point of travel size if its to be to
travel with it?
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by - Leanne- Posted Thu May 17, 2007 @ 2:39 PM
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how many 3oz bottles per product can be carried? Is there a limit on
it that way also? For example a person carrying two different brands
of shampoo but in 3 oz bottles.
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Thanks
by - Leanne- Fri May 18, 2007 @ 9:40 PM
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by Jeffrey Posted Wed May 16, 2007 @ 11:25 AM
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Great idea. You'd think that the companies would move to make travel
sizes of all liquid/gel products in security-compliant sizes.
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by - Leanne- Posted Wed May 16, 2007 @ 10:13 AM
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That's a great suggestion.
Good letter!
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