What can be mailed

In the United States, the United States Postal Service (USPS) allows you to mail a wide range of items, including:

1. Letters: Envelopes containing written correspondence, bills, and other documents.
2. Packages: Boxes, envelopes, and other containers containing goods, merchandise, and gifts.
3. Parcels: Large or heavy items, such as furniture, appliances, and equipment, that require special handling.
4. Flat Rate Boxes: Pre-paid boxes with a fixed price, ideal for shipping small items like books, CDs, and DVDs.
5. Priority Mail: Expedited shipping services for time-sensitive items, with tracking and insurance options.
6. Express Mail: Overnight and 2-day shipping services for urgent items, with tracking and insurance options.
7. Media Mail: Discounted shipping rates for books, CDs, DVDs, and other media items.
8. First-Class Package Service: Shipping service for lightweight, non-urgent items, with tracking and insurance options.
9. International Mail: Shipping services for sending items to other countries, with customs forms and duties to consider.
10. Specialty Items: Items that require special handling, such as:
    • Perishable items: Food, flowers, and other perishable goods that require refrigeration or special care.
    • Hazardous materials: Items that pose a risk to people or the environment, such as batteries, chemicals, and flammable liquids.
    • Live animals: Small animals, such as birds, fish, and reptiles, that require special care and handling.
    • Plants: Live plants, including seeds, bulbs, and cuttings, that require special care and handling.

Remember to check with the USPS or a private shipping carrier for specific guidelines and regulations regarding the items you want to mail.