> But the frustration persists. Only about 600 of the millions of products Amazon sells come in frustration-free versions. That's horseshit, I thought, then I

> But the frustration persists. Only about 600 of the millions of products Amazon sells come in frustration-free versions. That's horseshit, I thought, then I saw that the article is from 2010. Today Amazon has way, way more: http://www.amazon.com/b?node=5521637011 http://www.amazon.com/b?node=5521637011 > "16 of 55,642 results for Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging" I don't use my car often, so I find myself ordering little things from Amazon all the time (1-2 packages a week, lots of books, pens, camera stuff, cables, small electronics, household necessities, vacuum bags, cleaning supplies, etc). In the past two years lots of it has been frustration-free. Kudos to Amazon for what they've done in the meantime.