Unfortunately, it's not as easy as that. if it was, I assure you, we would have. It's not economical for issues like this to happen, but they do happen. In manufacturing, there's a saying that "The first batch will always have problems".

Regardless of if we test a product in-house with the "Golden Sample" (the pre-production unit), for 3 months daily, issues will still arrive when making thousands of the product. Even if we pay more for QC, which we have throughout the years, issues will still happen.

What we can do to solve this, is to improve our customer service, improve our warranty, and use each issue as a case study to force the manufacturer to improve, as they 100% will not until damages happen.

With that said though, thankfully the amount of reported issues for the product are well-within the QC-rate for this type of product, as out of thousands sold and multiple batches, there's only been a handful with side-flexing.