Has anyone recently shipped and batteries for mods (aw imr 18350 is what I am sending) via USPS Priority Mail and said no when they ask about the batteries being in their package? I was half asleep and packed up the package the night before and said no when they asked (forgot they were in there till I got home and saw the list of what needed to be mailed out) I'm wondering am I fine or should I call my Post Office and tell them there are batteries in the package?
Shipping via USPS Priority Mail Question URGENT
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Probably to late to tell them. Here is all I've found so far.
IMM Revision: Outbound Mailing of Lithium Batteries
IMM Revision: Outbound Mailing of Lithium Batteries
Ok Found this. This applies here I.
Mailed Without Equipment. The following additional restrictions apply to the mailing of secondary cells or batteries without equipment (individual batteries):
The secondary lithium cells and batteries must be mailed in “the originally sealed packaging”, and the package may contain no more than three batteries.
The sealed packages of batteries must be separated and cushioned to prevent short circuit, movement, or damage.
The shipment must be contained in a strong enough sealed package to prevent crushing of the package or exposure of the contents during normal handling in the mail.
The outside of the package must be marked on the address side “Package Contains Lithium-ion Batteries (no lithium metal).”
Mailed Without Equipment. The following additional restrictions apply to the mailing of secondary cells or batteries without equipment (individual batteries):
The secondary lithium cells and batteries must be mailed in “the originally sealed packaging”, and the package may contain no more than three batteries.
The sealed packages of batteries must be separated and cushioned to prevent short circuit, movement, or damage.
The shipment must be contained in a strong enough sealed package to prevent crushing of the package or exposure of the contents during normal handling in the mail.
The outside of the package must be marked on the address side “Package Contains Lithium-ion Batteries (no lithium metal).”
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