> and it probably happens more often to GM than it will to Soylent. Maybe in sheer numbers of bad boxes, due to their much higher volume. But as a percentage o

> and it probably happens more often to GM than it will to Soylent. Maybe in sheer numbers of bad boxes, due to their much higher volume. But as a percentage of produced boxes, that seems unlikely. I've been eating cereal basically my whole life and never gotten a bad box, meanwhile I've been drinking Soylent for about nine months and had two shipments where the drink tasted very abnormal. Soylent replaced these without question in both incidents, but I had to reach out to them. Rosa Labs has consistency issues that other food companies seem to have solved long ago. I hope they improve because I really like Soylent.