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Biomed Silicon Stock: counting bottles before reordering

Organize the Silicon you already have at home: opened, unopened, expiration dates, and dispensers. Then choose the pack to reorder based on what you already have.

Count opened and unopened bottles separately

Before reordering Silicon, gather information on the packs you own. Note how many are still sealed and which one you are currently using. For each, indicate the volume and expiration date, ensuring the batch number remains legible. This inventory helps avoid confusing an intact refill with a nearly empty bottle.

If there are multiple Biomed products in your home, use the full name "Silicon." A reminder like "spray to reorder" is easy to misinterpret when the bottles have similar shapes.

Check conditions, not just quantity

Before counting a bottle as usable stock, verify its seal and storage conditions. For a pack that has been open for some time, consult the specific instructions; do not assign a shelf life after opening based on a different product.

If information is missing or the bottle presents an issue, clarify it with support before adding it to your routine. Keeping a legible label facilitates inquiries and allows you to distinguish between packs purchased at different times.

Single bottle or multi-pack

The range includes the classic 150 ml size and the 500 ml refill, with multiple options available in the larger format's page. Compare the quantity included in the offer with what you are actually ordering. Your cart summary must match your inventory and the stock you intend to manage.

Do not automatically assume a multi-pack is more cost-effective: verify the live totals and what is included. For the 500 ml, also check for any separate dispenser. Prices, availability, and promotions are displayed at the time of selection.

Complete the reorder by updating your list

When the products arrive, compare the contents with your order and add the bottles to your inventory. The larger volume does not change the instructions for use. If you have a kit with multiple components, check which one is running out: you can evaluate the individual Silicon without assuming that the other bottles are at the same level.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the first distinction to make in the inventory?

Opened bottles and still sealed bottles.

What data should I note for each pack?

Name, volume, expiration date, and batch reference.

Why avoid a generic note about the spray?

You might confuse different products within the same range.

Is quantity enough to define usable stock?

Also check the seal and storage conditions.

How do I verify a bottle that has been open for a long time?

Consult its instructions and ask for support if information is missing.

Is a multi-pack always more convenient?

Compare current prices and the actual contents.

What should I check in the cart?

The number of packs and bottles included in the chosen variant.

Does the refill always include the dispenser?

Check the separate accessory provided in the offer.

Do I have to reorder the entire kit?

You can evaluate the specific component that is running out.

When should I update my inventory?

After verifying the contents of the received order.

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