The ample padding around this bag of fragile pecans leaves nothing to be desired:
They’re firmly held in place on all sides, well protected from injury, and survived their shipping ordeal unscathed: not a bruise or break to be found. Well done!
That’s not always the case. A padded envelope recently arrived with an obvious wound:
Which came from its completely unprotected contents:
Fortunately, the fragile glass front plate of that OLED managed to put itself flat against a small box inside the otherwise empty bag. it wasn’t broken, but due only to good fortune.
“Static sensitive parts enclosed”, indeed …
The Smell of Molten Projects in the Morning 
I once made the mistake of buying a computer fan together with a replacement alternator for my wife’s car. Sure enough they just put both in the same box, with just a strip of bagged air as padding. Needless to say the heavy alternator totally pulverized the fan as the box got jostled in the mail….
The default seems to be “drop into as few boxes as possible”; there’s sometimes a checkbox for that. Worse, they’ll sometimes combine orders placed on the same day, so I think ordering incompatible items a day or two apart may be the only way out.