Try calling. I spoke with the owner a couple of times on first try.
I received PG in an all VG glycube twice (out of 5).
They act like it's "Hold Everything and fix this order!" and correct replacement is on the way the next day.
I don't remember if I tried e-mailing. I always try phone first when it's available.
Yes of course however ...
From the ED website:
"Our customer service goal is simple: We are committed to providing our customers total satisfaction. Every time. Guaranteed.
If your question is not answered online below, use our online live chat support,
email us at service@essentialdepot.com or call us toll free at (866) 840-2495.
Please feel free to drop us a line to share your thoughts on the site, all comments welcomed."
Additionally, from another page on the website:
"If you wish to speak with a helpful representative, Live Chat is available on all pages of our site and during checkout. If a live representative is not available you will automatically be taken to an e
mail link that will send your question to service@essentialdepot.com and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
For the quickest response inquiries about wholesale pricing, email us at service@essentialdepot.com" ( emphasis mine )
So yes, I could have called but a couple of simple questions should not have required a phone call. They clearly offer email as a contact option and utilizing that option was much easier and faster for me personally so that is what I used. I know they received the emails so it's not like they got lost in the ether ... they chose to ignore them for whatever reason.
At that point, I had no reason or desire to have anything further to do with them. There is no valid reason for a web based business not to be able to respond to email inquires in today's business environment, at least not in my opinion. I'd wager if my email had been about a potential large purchase, they would have had no problem getting back to me in short order.
Overall it's no big deal, there are other places to get PG/VG and for me at least, I prefer to support businesses that don't ignore customers who have only placed modest orders. I just thought I'd share my experience since the OP asked.
