u/fluffytuff

Greetings everyone!

I've been making candles for a short 2 month time, but I've invested a lot of time doing the work in research, etc. I have my business created (I'm not looking to sell anytime soon), but I'm getting all of my ducks in a row, and learning the in's and outs of making candles. So far I'm doing well, and the samples I've passed out to various people have been very positive. Thus, my question to all of you that own a candle business is:

What do you do for labelling and shipping?

I'd like to do single, double, triple, and then bulk boxes, but I'm not sure where to go for those. I saw flush packaging in partnership with Candlescience, but damn they are expensive! Or are they? What do you do for custom labels for your candles?

I have suppliers for wax, fragrances, etc. but the shipping and labelling is stressing me out. I'm starting to feel overwhelmed with it all, and I'm coming to you all for advice.

Thanks!

Edit: Almost forgot! Who do you use for candle insurance?

I'm in the market for a new pair of everyday glasses, and thought why not just get a pair of smart glasses. I've heard horror stories about battery life and weight, and I don't really want to drive 4 hours just to demo them to purchase.

Are these good for all day use as your primary prescription glasses?

Hello all,

So I'm considering buying the Rokid display glasses, but I have a question about the prescription inserts. How well do they work? Do they fall out? Do you see the display well with them on? Are there any challenges with them?

Thank you!

Hello all,

Last week I asked about some info into buying some prescription smart glasses. All of you were helpful, and I was considering buying the MIRA Smart Glasses until RIGHT BEFORE I went to checkout, found out that it's iPhone only. I'm in the Android ecosystem, and I'm not about to change my whole ecosystem for a pair of glasses.

So I think I'm going to go with Rokid. My question to you all is, how well do the lens inserts generally work with smart glasses? My concern is seeing double screens, or them falling out, etc. Are there any challenges? Do they work well?

Thank you again for your help!

Hello all,

I'm ready to purchase a pair of AI smart glasses this Friday after I get my yearly eye exam. I have a budget of around $1000, and I need something with the following parameters:

1. Every day use. These will be my every day glasses that I'll use for daily tasks.

2. Look somewhat stylish. I don't want to wear anything super bulky or stupid looking.

3. I have a progressive prescription that's around +/- 3 so it's not too bad. I don't care about snap ins or native.

4. I want something I can ask AI about, see my phone messages, etc. Standard AI stuff.

I am considering the INMO GO3s, or the Rookie AI Display. I would have done the Meta Ray Ban display, but they don't support progressive lenses.

Should I wait till later in the year? Or pull the trigger now? Help!

Hello all,

I've had my Tartarus Pro for a few years now, and have always taken care of it. I use my thumb button (the "Alt" key according to Synapse) and the little joystick a lot as the down press of the joystick is my space key, which I use for jump in most games.

My issue is every single time I press the thumb button (Which I have key recorded as the \ key") it activates on key press, and when I stop pressing the key. Same goes for any of the directional buttons (Which I have as 1,2,3,Space). One press and release of the thumb button \\\\\ is just what I typed there. This can be VERY annoying while gaming. I thought it might be rapid trigger (Which I have off), but even still, you can't adjust any of those keys in the actuation tab.

Can somebody help me please? I'm about ready to toss this thing out the window and never look back at a Razer product again solely on Synapse. I MUST be missing something!

Thank you!