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There is no way to tell from the listings page unfortunately. Once you receive the product non-commingled items will have a sticker over the EAN/UPC/Barcode which includes the sellers own SKU, barcode, item condition (New, Used) and item name. If the product doesn't have one of these stickers and the EAN/UPC is uncovered it is most likely commingled.

You are always in my heart!

I've been scraping Amazon for the past few years. Yeah the captcha that they introduced around last February is a pain, but there are ways around it. I have and still do make my living from scraping (not just Amazon) - lemme know if you are interested and maybe I can help someone out.

I was thinking that 4 cameras seems a little excessive when you only really need one for head tracking. But maybe it has 4 and uses one at a time - switching between them when/if one is covered.

That was fantastic - thank you.

"God", system administrators love to use "god". It's that whole male ego thing.