> all I see are temporary garbage re-skins of the same products from half a dozen suppliers that likely won't exist next year The answer is to only buy stuff o

> all I see are temporary garbage re-skins of the same products from half a dozen suppliers that likely won't exist next year The answer is to only buy stuff on Amazon that is sold by Amazon. If a product is only FBA (Fulfilled By Amazon) or just a plain third-party listing, then go buy elsewhere. Those listings are where the garbage is. Sadly Amazon have made it more difficult to search for these. It used to be the case that you could tick a box to filter by seller and accordingly tick the Amazon box. They have now taken that filter away. I'm not going to post on here how to do it (because they'll probably kill it off pronto), but if you spend a few minutes with Mr Google, you will find one or two work-arounds still exist which are not difficult if you are technically inclined, although admittedly could be tricky to teach a granny to use consistently.