Can i sent liquid medicine royal mail

According to Royal Mail's guidelines, you can send liquid medicines, but there are some specific requirements and restrictions you need to follow:

  1. Packaging: The liquid medicine must be packed in a leak-proof, tamper-evident container, such as a plastic bottle with a screw-top lid or a glass vial with a tight-fitting stopper.
  2. Labeling: The package must be clearly labeled as "Liquid Medicine" and include the following information:
    • The name and address of the sender
    • The name and address of the recipient
    • A description of the contents (e.g., "Liquid Medicine - [Name of Medicine]")
    • Any relevant handling instructions (e.g., "Fragile" or "Handle with Care")
  3. Prohibited items: Certain liquid medicines, such as those containing controlled substances or hazardous materials, are prohibited from being sent by Royal Mail. Check the Royal Mail website or consult with a pharmacist or healthcare professional if you're unsure.
  4. Special requirements: Some liquid medicines may require special handling or packaging, such as refrigeration or insulation. You may need to use a specialized shipping container or add additional packaging materials to ensure the medicine remains stable during transit.
  5. Postage: The cost of postage will depend on the weight, size, and destination of the package. You can use Royal Mail's online postage calculator to estimate the cost.

To ensure safe and compliant shipping, it's recommended that you:

Remember to always follow the guidelines and regulations set by Royal Mail and relevant authorities to ensure the safe and compliant shipping of liquid medicines.