My mom’s 50 year old magnifier from the CCCP era. The star is a state quality mark of the USSR which works as a certification of quality.BoilerButtSlut t1_j11dzh7 wrote
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Sure, but then everything you want to buy will be 2-3x more costly.
You can find long-lasting stuff without issue. It just costs a lot more. Durability costs money.
CleanAssociation9394 t1_j11xdkl wrote
I wouldn’t say “without issue.” You have to hack your way through mounds of junk and a high price is no guarantee of quality.
BoilerButtSlut t1_j11xxjn wrote
Not really. You either buy commercial or you can find which particular brands are fine.
High price doesn't necessarily mean high quality, but low price is a guarantee of low quality.
CleanAssociation9394 t1_j11y27w wrote
Surely you have read this sub enough to know that’s not true.
BoilerButtSlut t1_j11zium wrote
Yes, it is.
There's just a lot of people here who don't know what they are talking about pretending to be experts.
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