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Prohibited and restricted items
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Written by Reship Support
Updated over a week ago

The following list is a non-exclusive sampling of items that are either restricted, cannot be shipped or, depending on your destination country, may either require an import license, additional documentation and/or cause problems and delays during the customs review of your shipment:

  • Cross Border pharmaceuticals are prohibited.

  • Combustible and flammable items including paints, oils, lighters, perfume, nail polishes, etc.

  • Pressurized materials such as hair spray, shaving cream, or spray cans of any type and hazardous materials such as fuels, chemicals, or explosives.

  • Firearms, weaponry, and their components and parts, including military, police and tactical equipment of any kind, guns, gun replicas, gun accessories, gun components (magazines, clips, and rail systems), ammunition, discharge weapons such as shock batons or stun guns, tooling for guns or gun parts, optical scopes, laser sights, night sights, night vision goggles, handcuffs and other restraints, and surveillance equipment. Basically, if it can be used as a weapon, we won't ship it.

  • Agricultural products such as plants, seeds, fruit, and nuts.

  • Perishable foods of any type are prohibited.

  • Animals and products made with animal fur are prohibited in most countries.

  • Alcohol of any quantity, tobacco and nicotine products of any kind, including e-cigarettes and their components.

  • Cash, currency, money orders, credit and debit cards (including prepaid cards), bullion and precious metals, cashiers' checks, bank drafts, bearer bonds, collectible stamps and coins, lottery tickets, or gambling devices and paraphernalia.

  • Jewelry and precious stones are restricted to some countries and only insurable up to a maximum of $500. Any shipments of jewelry in excess of the $500 carriage limit will be uninsured and the customer assumes all risk of loss above such limit.

  • Pornography is prohibited in most countries.

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