Review on 125 Reverse Tuck Cartons - 9"X5.5"X3.5" For Flat Rate Priority Padded Mailers, Ideal For Scotty Stuffers by Tammy Miller

I looked at these for more than 2 years before buying them and using them in our fulfillment center. The concern was price. In my opinion, I thought they were over priced. Here's the problem with my price concerns.Prior to using the Scotty Stuffer we were forced to use the USPS Priority A Regional box for shipments of fragile (actually liquid) goods over 1lb. The cost for the Priority A runs $8.50 to around $10.80. With the Scotty Stuffer we're able to pull that cost down to $7.55. At a cost of 64 cents per box, we're saving money each time we use one of these boxes. So the ROI makes these a good buy. It turns out that our average savings is close to $1.40. I wish that I had overcome my price objection and purchased these earlier.I still think that the price is a bit high - especially for operations that are using lots of these. There should be a larger quantity option like 1,000 boxes or 2,500 boxes.Be aware that the Scotty Stuffer is a tight fit in the USPS Flat Rate Envelope. It can take upwards of 15-20 seconds to get the box seated into the envelope. This slows fulfillment operations unless the boxes are stuffed into the envelope prior to use.