according to the consumer protection law, the goods can be returned within seven days from the date of receipt. The returned goods shall be in good condition. A commodity can maintain its original quality and function, and if the commodity itself, accessories and trademarks are complete, it is regarded as being in good condition.

however, the seven-day unreasonable return rule does not apply to the following goods: goods ordered by consumers; Fresh and perishable goods; Digital commodities such as audio-visual products and computer software downloaded online or unpacked by consumers; Delivered newspapers and periodicals.

The seven-day unreasonable return rule is not applicable to the following commodities that are confirmed by consumers at the time of purchase: (1) Commodities that are easy to affect personal safety or life and health after unpacking, or commodities that are easy to change the quality of commodities after unpacking; (two) once activated or tried, the value of the goods is greatly derogated; (three) the goods that are close to the shelf life and defective goods that have been clearly stated at the time of sale.