Nothing to Gain by Purchasing Low-Grade Products – Specialist Service Argues London, February 19, 2013
Gurasu Glassware has this week issued a call to the people of the UK not to be taken in by what appear to be bargain prices when buying glasses and glassware for the home. Following a spate of incidents and damming reports, Gurasu has warned that the industry as a whole has become littered with shoddy merchandise that has absolutely nothing positive to offer the buyer whatsoever.
From frequent breakages to serious injuries and right through to the presence of toxic elements, the UK public is at daily risk from manufacturers with more of a concern for turning a profit than producing solid merchandise. The advice from Gurasu is therefore simple – go the low-grade route and take home nothing of value, or up the ante just very slightly and enjoy not only exceptional value for money, but peace of mind to boot.
Growing Risks
Everyday across the UK, people of all ages are injured – some of them seriously – by glasses and glassware braking while in use. From low-grade whiskey glasses shattering in their users’ mouths to standard wine glasses breaking while being washed and dozens of other common examples, the number of cuts, scratches and lacerations that happen every day across the nation is simply immeasurable.
What’s more, the very bottom of the barrel examples and produced with manufacturing techniques that can leave any number of toxins present – toxins the eventual owner will be exposed to at ever use.
Sadly, the problem is one that seems doomed to continue as the culprit is almost always low-grade glassware and with prices getting lower by the day, the consumer public may find it harder than ever not to be blindsided by low prices.
A High Price to Pay
According to Gurasu however, the costs of the most stunning and high-grade martini glass and the like on the market today have also come down to such generous lows that the differences between the upper and lower-tiers are truly negligible – especially when considering safety.
Most would argue that you cannot put a price on the health and safety of the family and young children in particular, though this is exactly what is being done millions of times a day across the UK where shoddy and flawed glassware is being used.
About Gurasu:
Gurasu is a creator and purveyor of fine crystal glassware that takes pride in its relentless and on-going passion for true quality and traditional values. Relying primarily on historic hand-crafting techniques and shunning mass-production methods, Gurasu is able to create timeless ranges the likes of which are extremely rare on today’s market. Check out the latest range by visiting http://www.gurasu.co.uk/products-page/bar-glasses/.