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Amazon's Complete List of Frustration-Free Toy Packaging

babble.com — Babble.com looks at Amazon's Frustration-Free Packaging, which finds the company working directly with manufacturers to have toys shipped in scaled-down, eco-friendly packages right off the assembly line. Sounds like a pretty cool feature, provided you're willing to forgo handing over a gift in its kid-appealing original box.

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  • inactive, on 11/18/2008, -0/+1All products should come packaged like this and whoever invented the "blister pack" should be tarred, feathered and castrated.
  • themomshop, on 11/19/2008, -0/+0Agreed! The Marquis de Sade couldn't have invented a crueler system of packaging. I'd like to see the same fate handed out to whichever monster came up with those @#$% ties and fasteners, too.

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