We bought a name brand product off the shelf at the local Walmart store west of LaBelle, a pair of Dr. Scholl's "Prevent Pain" shoe inserts expecting nothing out of the ordinary for a well known brand.
But, upon opening the package discovered what seemed to be a really shoddy product coming apart at it's glued seams.
Upon a closer examination of the package the inserts came in, found printed "instructions" for the product on the box and upon reading them were totally surprised to see a sentence that made no sense at all, and was clearly an obvious mistake by whom ever manufactured the packaging for this well-known product brand.
It reads, "If the insole doesn't fit without"
Photographs were sent and a phone call was made Dr. Scholl's main offices to inquire about counterfeit products and we were told only that Walmart is an authorized seller of their products but they would send our information to someone to check out.
Our conclusion: Either Dr. Scholls is manufacturing and selling defective products and packaging, or Walmart is selling a counterfeit product at it's store, cheating it's customers.
Photos by Don Browne - defective shoe insert and mistakes on printed packaging
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