This content references scientific studies and academic research, and is fact-checked to ensure accuracy.
Our teamof licensed nutritionists and dietitians strives to be objective, unbiased, and honest.
If that item finds its way back onto shelves, some unlucky customer may end up buying it.
Shutterstock
And then there are people who just feel like a snack but don’t want to pay for it.
I always get worried this is going to happen," another responded.
It’s not just food that gets interfered withoneshoppersaid they bought diapers only to realize some were missing.
Shutterstock
So someone used 10 diapers, then closed the box and taped it shut to return it.
“A couple months ago, I went to buy a variety box of crackers.
The stock was low, so there were only about a dozen boxes and all but one were opened.
Shutterstock
I swear someone went through and picked out only the variety they wanted from each box.
Even over the counter medications aren’t safe from tampering.
I purchased Advil and when I was about to take a pill, noticed that the seal was open.
Shutterstock
I just tossed everything!
I just realized that I should have had it exchanged for a new one,” one Redditorsaid.
