One order or several? Splitting and combining lab lists

Lists feed the cart, the cart makes the order

A lab list never becomes an order by itself. Add all to cart copies its lines into your cart, adding to whatever is already there. Checkout then turns the whole cart into one order. That makes combining and splitting simple: it all happens in the cart.

Combining several lists into one order

1. 1Open the first list in your lab lists and press Add all to cart.
2. 2Open the next list and do the same. Lines for the same product add up in the cart.
3. 3Check out once. Shipping is worked out for the whole order at checkout.

Shipping is charged per order, counted by the number of boxes in steps, with the first step carrying most of the charge. So boxes sent together usually ship for less than the same boxes spread over several orders. Checkout shows the figure before you commit.

Splitting one list into separate orders

• Different budgets or approvals: order the approved part now and keep the rest on the list.
• Different timing: some boxes are needed this month, others next.
• Different payers: each order is paid on its own, from its own order page.

To split, put the full list in the cart and take out whatever isn't going in this order, or add products one by one from their own pages. The list keeps every line, so the rest is ready when you are. If it helps to see the two halves apart, save the cart as a new list before checking out.

Paying for each order

Every order has its own page with its own total and receiving addresses: USDT on the Tron network (TRC-20), or bitcoin. Pay each order separately, and send the transaction hash with that order's number so the payment lands on the right one.

Each order gets 72 hours to be paid before it's cancelled. Splitting doesn't change that window, so place a split order only when its payment is ready to go.