Faulty Transport Bag From KSEC

[Orizuo]

Hello everyone!
I received my xM1 from KSEC today. The problem is that the transport bag with the sterile equipment is not completely sealed. (photos) The sterile bags do not appear to be damaged and the transport bag does not appear to have been opened by force. it looks more like the seal is not complete. how bad is it?

is there any way to verify if the bag is contaminated? something like a mark that shows if there is still gas in the bags?
Is it worth sending the chip back? (50€ customs duty would be due for the return and the replacement)

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Implant shipment arrived with poly bag not sealed. Still Safe?

Hi, all. I am new to the word of implants and biohacking. I’m super excited to get my first (NExT) implant installed. However, the package that I received contained a non-sealed poly bag. It appears that the heat-seal on one side of the poly bag went right over the corner of the paper packaging for the injector and didn’t seal. There is a big ~50 mm gap that is not sealed. The big scary orange label, and the kit unboxing webpage says not to open the poly bag until you are ready to implant the …

@amal

Basically, as long as the internal components of the bag are not handled roughly, they should still be safe to use.

It’s most likely fine, that outer bag isn’t full of gas or really part of the sterilization process, it’s just to keep the actual sterile stuff from being touched too much

[Orizuo]

Thanks for the quick response!

Thats mostly what i thought.
Is there some way to verify if the sterile bags are still intact?

[amal]

@Orizuo

some way to verify if the sterile bags are still intact?

Not without opening and contaminating them The procedure pouch is there to keep your filthy human oil hands off the fragile sterilization pouches of the implant, gauze, bandage, etc. an imperfect seal on the procedure pouch as pictured won’t impact this goal so you’re good.