– A mistake we should learn from – E24

– I am convinced that further investigation will show that we are acting in good faith.

Writes series founder Idar Vollvik in a press release titled “A Mistake We Will Learn From.”

Vollvik was arrested Tuesday morning and charged by the police under the Medical Equipment Act. He was released on Wednesday night after being questioned for a long time.

He writes on Tuesday that on August 19 this year they received a batch of face masks, where they had ordered type 1 face masks, and were billed for type 1 face masks, but that they may not have received what they have ordered. These have also been resold as type 1, according to Vollvik.

He further explains that these are now being tested to find out if they are civil or medical bandages.

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– Water damage

Police have previously confirmed that they suspect Vollvik of having marked and repackaged bandages in Norway. This was confirmed Wednesday afternoon by Vollvik defender Einar Råen.

– Some of the boxes had water damage, which was the first time we repackaged the bandages in new boxes, Vollvik writes about the mentioned shipment.

He also claims that some customers want smaller packages, where they have hired people to help pack face masks. It also emphasizes that repackaging is part of the daily routine when it comes to inventory management.

– Later we have learned that we must be more precise in this labeling with respect to Much no. date stamp, etc. And we accept all the criticism that we have not been careful enough here. writes Vollvik.

Will continue to help the police

– In my opinion, the police have done painstaking work to get to the bottom of the actual circumstances surrounding the relevant delivery and our resale of this, writes Vollvik.

He states that he and the company will continue to help the police with all the necessary information.

– When the accusation against me as general manager still stands, it is because the prosecution believes that my employees and I deliberately mislabelled the boxes, writes Vollvik, who is convinced that further investigation will show that they acted in good faith .

He also admits that the case has taught him something important.

– I must take responsibility for the fact that we did not immediately ensure that the corresponding delivery with a mouthpiece was of the quality that we had requested, nor did we get it to be verified by experts in the field, writes Vollvik, who also apologizes to customers who have received mouthpieces.

– We are in full swing to clean this up. Of course, we will also go with the import link to make sure they improve their routines to ensure quality.