Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does my browser need to accept cookies?
2. Do I need a Flash player to view your site?
3. What do you do with the information you collect?
4. Why don't the pages fit on my screen?
5. Does Mass Packaging^®, LLC control the content or performance of Internet sites that are hot-linked on such pages as our news pages or affiliated pages?

Does my browser need to accept cookies?

No. MassPackaging,^®LLC uses session information stored on our servers.

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Do I need a Flash player to view your site?

Although Flash is used in some areas of our site, it's not required for browsing products or for ordering. "InDepth" and "Other Views" features available on many product pages do use Flash, letting you learn more about a product by rotating it or zooming in on it. Flash is a free download from the Macromedia site.

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What do you do with the information you collect?

All gathered information is kept confidential and used to improve our business and assist you. For full details, please read our Privacy Statement.

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Why don't the pages fit on my screen?

If you are experiencing problems viewing the Mass Packaging^®, LLC website within your screen and you must scroll left and right, please follow these instructions (for PC users)

1. Go to Desktop
2. Right click on your mouse
3. Click on Properties
4. Click on the Settings tab
5. Go to "Desktop Area" and move the slide to 800 X 600 pixels (or higher/more). Mass Packaging^®, LLC has now adopted the standard resolution size of 800 X 600 pixels. This is the standard that most Internet sites use.

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Does Mass Packaging^®, LLC control the content or performance of Internet sites that are hot-linked on such pages as our news pages or affiliated pages?

Non-Mass Packaging^®, LLC sites are entirely the responsibility of the people who develop and maintain them. We link only as a convenience, pointing our readers to sites that have some affiliated fulfillment related interest.

We're also not responsible for the operation of any software that these sites may offer. Readers should be aware of the possibilities of contracting a computer virus by downloading files on the Internet. Readers also should be aware of the possibility of encountering offensive language or graphics at some sites.

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Last Revised: December 21, 2003