Can dvds be shipped media mail

In the United States, DVDs can be shipped via Media Mail, which is a cost-effective and efficient way to send media items, including DVDs, CDs, and books. However, there are some requirements and restrictions to keep in mind:

  1. Eligibility: Media Mail is only available for shipping media items that are:
    • Books (including audiobooks)
    • CDs (including music and data CDs)
    • DVDs (including movies, TV shows, and data DVDs)
    • Video games (including console games and PC games)
    • Tapes (including VHS, cassette tapes, and reel-to-reel tapes)
  2. Weight and size limits: Media Mail has specific weight and size limits:
    • Maximum weight: 70 pounds (31.8 kg)
    • Maximum length: 108 inches (274.3 cm)
    • Maximum girth: 130 inches (330.2 cm)
  3. Content restrictions: Media Mail has some content restrictions:
    • Adult content (e.g., explicit movies, books, or games) is not eligible for Media Mail
    • Copyrighted materials (e.g., pirated movies or software) are not eligible for Media Mail
  4. Packaging requirements: To qualify for Media Mail, your DVDs must be properly packaged to prevent damage during shipping. This typically includes:
    • Using a sturdy box or envelope
    • Wrapping each DVD in bubble wrap or paper
    • Placing the DVDs in a protective sleeve or case
  5. Labeling and documentation: When shipping DVDs via Media Mail, you'll need to:
    • Use a Media Mail label (available at post offices or online)
    • Include a completed PS Form 3817 (Domestic Mail Manual) with your shipment
    • Declare the contents of your package on the label and form

If you're unsure about shipping your DVDs via Media Mail, you can consult with your local post office or the USPS website for more information.