State whether the product's seal is intact and whether the unit has been opened, sampled, repackaged, or used as a tester. Photograph the actual packaging and show any broken seal or missing label; do not call an opened unit new or sealed.
Keep retail stock separate from testers, opened returns, and goods whose hygiene status is uncertain. If a package is damaged, leaking, or incomplete, pause the offer and ask the supplier whether it remains suitable for sale rather than guessing.
Check the current rules and maker instructions that apply to the specific product, including any limits on resale after opening. A photo cannot establish hygiene or safety. Explain what you verified and leave an uncertain claim out; do not suggest that an opened product is fit for use simply because it looks clean.
