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Lulav and Esrog Set from Israel
Yanover Lulav and Esrog from Italy
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Eichler’s has over 30 years of experience supplying Lulav and Etrog sets to our customers. We sell only the finest and freshest four species. Packed to withstand shipment, each set includes a lulav (palm branch), hadassim (myrtle branches), aravot (willow branches) and an etrog.
All Esrogim sold by Eichlers.com are 100% Kosher and are grown and qualified under strict Rabbinic supervision.
My awesome Yanover Esrog from Eichler’s last year. A number of my friends also ordered from Eichler’s last year and were very pleased.
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Is there an issue with buying a mitzvah object with a credit card? I know that in many communities people try to pay by check or cash- maybe here its a good idea to use your debit card?
if i put it on amex does it come with an extra year warranty? does that mean i dont need to buy one next year?
@AkivaF: That depends on how much extra you want the merchant to make.
@E>srog: Amex extends the manufacturers warranty, in this case there is none in the first place.
Chag Sameach
Huh? Where does it say you can’t buy something with a credit card?
Only half kidding here, anyone ever try doing amex return protection on one of these things?
From the pic it looks like it was made in a factory. Is it still considered Yanover if the factory is located in China but the mold was made from an original Yanover
@AkivaF:no. if it would be a problem ,no dif between dc or cc@E>srog: @Chaim: iirc there is no protection for perishable items