Photograph the whole package, the seal or damaged area close up, and any glue residue, retaping or misalignment, then say what made you suspicious. Close-up-only sets, self-opened packages and ordinary crush damage with no tamper sign are sent back; one set per contributor, from a global base strongest in Southeast Asia, the United States and Europe. The note is a lay label with a specific indicator, telling an annotator where to look. Tamper evidence is a supply-chain security problem whose data sits inside private logistics networks and pharma serialization programs; consumers see it when a parcel arrives looking opened. The set suits evaluation and fine-tuning alongside the damaged-delivery set, which supplies negatives.