When you return a product, a restocking fee may apply depending on the item and the circumstances. Here's how it works.
Restocking fees are charged by the manufacturer or vendor when a product is returned in saleable condition but is no longer needed. They cover the cost of receiving, inspecting, and restocking the item.
You may be charged a restocking fee when:
Restocking fees vary by vendor. The most common fee is 15 to 25% of the product's purchase price, but some vendors charge more or less.
No restocking fee is charged when:
In these cases, we handle it as a defect, damage claim, or shipping error, not a standard return.
Before initiating a return, contact us and we'll tell you exactly what restocking fee applies to your item. Fees are determined by the vendor's return policy, and they vary.
Contact us at:
Do not ship a return without an RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization). Returns shipped without an RMA may be refused or may take significantly longer to process.
If a restocking fee applies, it will be deducted from your refund. So if you paid $400 for a product and the restocking fee is 20%, your refund would be $320.
You'll see the restocking fee amount disclosed before you finalize the return.
For complete return policy details, including the 30-day return window, condition requirements, and the RMA process, visit: https://relightdepot.com/customer-service/
Email support@relightdepot.com, call 888-548-6387 (Mon to Fri, 8 AM to 8 PM ET), or submit a ticket at https://help.relightdepot.com/portal/en/newticket.