Juice in the mail??

[FencingGirl]

My brother and I want to share juice but he lives very far away. Does anyone know about mailing juice? I know whenever I go to ship a package they ask me if there is anything "liquid, fragile, perishable, or potentially hazardous." Does anyone know if I can send very small amounts of juice in the mail? There is not monetary transaction involved. I get juice through the mail when I order it online, so I don't see a problem with it, but I'd hate for it to get confiscated or something. I looked on the USPS website but can't seem to find anything specific enough to cover this. Can anyone help?

 

[Optimo]

You can send large amounts of juice in the mail...when they ask just say nope. Done it a bunch of times. Just wrap it in bubble wrap so it dosen't feel like bottles jiggling around.

 

[zoiDman]

Every Single Drop of e-Liquid I have Ever Vaped has come to me thru the Mail.

Use some Procautions though...

Screw the lid on Tight.

Wrap the Bottle in Cling Wrap.

Put in Zip-Lock Baggie.

Use Lots of "Packing Peanuts".

BTW - A Small Flat Rate Priority Mail Box is Perfect for mailing e-Liquids.

 

[daniele25]

I've sent and recieved tons of packagages containing juice...I typically put the bottles in a zip lock and then wrap in bubblewrap. I've never had any problem, so I'm sure it will be fine