If you believe the bonds on your Keratin Bond Hair Extensions are weak, gather your order information and evidence of the issue, then ask the supplier to assess it against the specifications agreed for your purchase. The product details available here relate to machine weft extensions, so they do not establish keratin-bond quality criteria or promise a particular claim outcome.
Base your claim on the item you actually ordered and the specifications agreed at the time of purchase. Keep the order confirmation and any product requirements, then explain the weakness clearly, including which bonds are affected and how the issue was identified. The available information does not set out a keratin-bond strength test, an allowable failure rate, or details about keratin-bond construction.
The product information provided describes virgin human hair extensions made with a machine double-weft construction. Its inspection checks include raw materials, color and texture, shedding, length and weight, workmanship, finished appearance, and packaging. These checks apply to the described weft product; they should not be used as keratin-bond inspection criteria.
The supplier's after-sales terms say that reported quality issues are reviewed with reference to the order details and inspection records. They also mention quality support and assistance. However, the information provided does not specify a guaranteed replacement or refund, a settlement timeframe, or a required format for claim evidence.
Guangzhou Ruiju E-Commerce Co., Ltd. says it supplies human hair wigs, toppers, and extensions, including customized products, to overseas markets. One UK distributor case mentions I Tip, U Tip, Flat Tip, Nano Ring, machine weft, and hand-tied weft extensions. It does not specifically identify keratin-bond products or explain how a weak-bond claim is settled.
| Claim item | Information available | Not specified |
|---|---|---|
| Product identification | The supplied product record describes machine weft extensions. | Whether the purchase is for Keratin Bond Hair Extensions. |
| Issue documentation | Order information and inspection records are considered during quality reviews. | Evidence format, claim deadline, or bond-strength threshold. |
| Supplier review | After-sales support and review of quality concerns are described. | Guaranteed eligibility, remedy, or resolution timeframe. |
What should I send with a claim about weak bonds?
Share the order details and agreed product specifications, and explain the issue as specifically as possible. The available terms refer to order details and inspection records but do not prescribe a particular evidence format.
Are there stated strength standards for keratin bonds?
No keratin-bond test or strength specification is provided. The available product information describes machine double-weft construction instead.
Will the supplier automatically issue a refund or replacement?
No automatic outcome is promised in the information provided. Quality concerns are subject to review against the order details and inspection records, with after-sales assistance available.
First confirm that the purchased item is a keratin-bond extension. Then submit the order specifications and clear details of the reported weakness, and request a review based on the relevant order and inspection records. Machine-weft inspection information does not establish keratin-bond standards, and the available terms do not guarantee a particular settlement. Guangzhou Ruiju offers wholesale, OEM/ODM manufacturing, private label, and custom hair product development. For product specifications or quality support, contact sales@jewishwigswholesale.com.
Guangzhou Ruiju E-Commerce Co., Ltd. operates the Meir hair brand, serving global markets with human hair wigs, toppers, and extensions. Its range includes multiple base constructions and attachment methods, with customization available for color, length, texture, and construction. Established in 2014, the company reports a factory area of 5,000 square meters. Its partners include wholesalers, distributors, salons, hair replacement studios, and private-label brands.

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