eipalautettavissa

Eipalautettavissa is a Finnish term used in commerce to describe goods, shipments, or services that cannot be returned to the seller after purchase. The form epäpalautettavissa (with the diacritic) is more common in formal Finnish; eipalautettavissa appears in contexts where plain text is used. The word combines ei- (not) with palautettavissa (returnable).

In practice, eipalautettavissa appears on product pages, delivery terms, or purchase agreements to indicate a non-returnable condition. It is often applied to items that are customized, perishable, or fall under hygiene or safety reasons, as well as to digital content where delivery has begun after customer consent. The label signals that the standard return rights may not apply to the item in question.

Legal context and policy notes: Finnish consumer protection law and EU distance-selling rules provide a general right of withdrawal for many purchases, but there are exceptions. Non-returnable status may be used for items excluded by policy or law, and sellers must ensure that such terms comply with mandatory consumer rights. Buyers should review terms and conditions before completing a purchase to understand whether an item is non-returnable and which rights, if any, remain.

See also: palautettavissa, palautusoikeus, kuluttajansuoja, etämyynti.