Are there any prohibited items for sending through the Post Office?

Asked 6 months ago
Yes, there are certain items that are prohibited from being sent through the Post Office. These items include hazardous and flammable materials such as explosives, firearms, and ammunition. Additionally, perishable items that can spoil or decompose during transit are not allowed. Other prohibited items include illegal drugs, prescription medications, and counterfeit goods. Certain items that may pose a risk to the safety of postal workers or the public, such as corrosive substances, radioactive materials, and certain chemicals, are also not permitted. It is important to check with your local Post Office or refer to the official guidelines provided by the Post Office to ensure that you are aware of all prohibited items before sending any package.
Answered Nov 1, 2023

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