Blood pressure monitors, TENS units, nebulisers, and similar wellness devices are not intuitive for everyone. First-time buyers who spend over £100 on equipment they have never used before are the most likely to misuse the device, get frustrated, and request a return. Including a clear usage guide - whether printed, linked via QR code, or emailed - dramatically reduces support tickets and returns while building trust.
OrderBadger can spot first-time customers purchasing wellness or medical devices above a value threshold, prompting your team to include a usage guide with the shipment.
Online pharmacies, health and wellness retailers, and medical device suppliers selling consumer-grade health equipment through WooCommerce.
How it works
Checks three conditions: the order must contain at least one item in the Medical Devices or Wellness Devices category, the customer must have zero previous paid orders, and the order total must exceed £100. The badge appears as a passive label on the order - no inbox routing or interaction buttons - serving as a packing instruction for your fulfilment team.
Include a printed quick-start guide or insert a card with a QR code linking to a video tutorial. For complex devices like nebulisers or blood pressure monitors, consider a follow-up email 3 days after delivery asking if the customer needs help getting started.
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Write this (or something similar) in the OrderBadger rule builder. The AI compiler turns it into executable logic automatically.
Make it yours
- Lower 'over £100' to 'over £50' if you sell lower-priced devices like pulse oximeters or digital thermometers that still benefit from a usage guide.
- Raise 'over £100' to 'over £200' to reserve the guide for premium equipment purchases where setup complexity justifies the effort.
- Remove 'customer has 0 previous paid orders' to include a guide with every device order, not just first purchases - returning customers buying a new device type also benefit from instructions.
- Add 'and at least one product is in the Nebuliser or CPAP category' for a more targeted rule that only triggers for devices with the steepest learning curves. …omer has 0 previous paid orders and order total is over £100 and at least one product is in the Nebuliser or CPAP category
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Good to know
- The rule identifies first-time buyers by order count, not by product experience. A customer who bought supplements previously but is new to devices will not trigger the badge because they have existing order history.
- Guide content must be prepared and maintained by your team. OrderBadger flags the need but does not generate or attach documentation.
- Guest checkouts with no order history will match the zero-orders condition, which is generally correct but could occasionally misidentify a repeat customer.
Frequently asked questions
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Should I include a guide with every device order or just first-time buyers?This rule targets first-time buyers because they have the highest risk of misuse and return. If you want to include guides universally, edit the rule to remove the previous order condition.
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What kind of guide works best?A single-page quick-start card performs well for simple devices. For complex equipment, a QR code linking to a 2-minute video tutorial has the highest engagement. Avoid including the full manufacturer manual - customers already have that.
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Why is the order total threshold set at 100?Devices above £100 tend to be more complex and represent a larger financial commitment from the customer. The threshold filters out inexpensive items like basic thermometers where a guide adds less value relative to the effort.
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