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Why doesn't Aramith do a better job with proof of authenticity with their packaging?
- By sbrownn
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It is quite well known that there are Aramith imitation / fake pool balls out there. Aramith even has the following warning on their website:
aramith.com
So why doesn't Aramith do a better job with proof of authenticity with their packaging? Adding a security hologram to a package is pennies on the dollar. Also, Aramith should package all of their cue balls (again, adding a security sticker) as Aramith branded red circle cue balls are still showing up in Amazon reviews (with pictures) being more yellowish / darker than the usual more whitish authentic ones.
Beware of imitations | Aramith - The best billiard balls
While most other phenol-like and polyester balls try to imitate the look and/or packaging of the Aramith product line, none offers the quality of Aramith resin. Beautiful in the box, most look quite different only a few hours later. Some have variances in the resin use in the different parts of...
aramith.com
So why doesn't Aramith do a better job with proof of authenticity with their packaging? Adding a security hologram to a package is pennies on the dollar. Also, Aramith should package all of their cue balls (again, adding a security sticker) as Aramith branded red circle cue balls are still showing up in Amazon reviews (with pictures) being more yellowish / darker than the usual more whitish authentic ones.