Lysol Disinfecting Wipes, 80 Count (1-Pack)

I received the package of 2 Lysol Wipes, in plastic bags inside an box. The box was wet on the outside in one area. Wearing a mask and disposable gloves, I opened the box outside. One Lysol pack was fine, dry and had no issue except it had liquid on the outside of the plastic bag. The other Lysol pack was sealed inside the plastic bag except for one corner where the close strip was - it was partially unsealed. I did not open this pack any further. I noticed that this pack was missing part of the label, it did not have the info the other Lysol pack had and the missing label was not in the plastic bag. I sent the required info for a return to the Amazon website. I was supposed to take the entire package to Kohl's near me and give it to them to return. As we were still under a stay at home order in my state, I could not do that nor would I have wanted to do that, go in a store or given the store personnel a leaking package. I threw out the leaking plastic pack (wrapped in plastic and sealed in a heavy duty plastic bag) and kept the other, good Lysol pack. I sent the appropriate message to Amazon, stating that I would pay for the total order despite one being questionable as to be okay to use. I say that as I believe the pack had been returned before and simply place in another order (Lysol disinfecting wipes were few and far between at that point during the pandemic) to get this new order out the door. So, I ended up paying for 4 packs of Lysol, but received only three usable packs. Amazon should be more careful with returned products and new orders. The most important part of the label of the leaking Lysol pack was the batch number and the use by date. I had no way to know it some other liquid (water or a caustic agent perhaps) had been added to the leaking product, but I wasn't going to take a chance on being injured or returning the pack by the Amazon method and perhaps injuring someone who might handle it.