Can i send recipe cards as media mail

According to the United States Postal Service (USPS), recipe cards are considered "printed matter" and can be sent as Media Mail. Here are the guidelines:

  1. Weight and size: Recipe cards are typically lightweight and small, so they should fit within the Media Mail weight and size limits. Media Mail has no maximum weight limit, but it does have size restrictions: 13 inches long, 22 inches wide, and 3/4 inch thick.
  2. Content: Since recipe cards are printed matter, they must contain written or printed content, such as text, images, or illustrations. They cannot contain any hazardous materials, liquids, or perishable items.
  3. Packaging: You can send recipe cards in a standard envelope or a package, as long as it's properly sealed and addressed. You can also use a cardboard sleeve or a folder to protect the cards during shipping.
  4. Postage: The cost of sending recipe cards as Media Mail depends on the weight and size of the package. You can use the USPS Media Mail calculator to estimate the postage cost.

To send recipe cards as Media Mail, follow these steps:

  1. Prepare your recipe cards: Make sure they are properly packaged and sealed in an envelope or package.
  2. Determine the weight and size: Weigh and measure your package to ensure it meets the Media Mail size and weight limits.
  3. Calculate the postage: Use the USPS Media Mail calculator to estimate the postage cost based on the weight and size of your package.
  4. Affix the postage: Attach the calculated postage to the package.
  5. Send it off: Drop off your package at a USPS location or schedule a pickup.

Remember to check the USPS website for any updates on Media Mail regulations and rates.