What can you mail

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. Postcards: Single-sided cards with a message and a stamp.
  4. Books: Printed books, including hardcover and paperback novels, textbooks, and reference books.
  5. Magazines: Periodicals, including newspapers, magazines, and newsletters.
  6. Catalogs: Printed catalogs and brochures from retailers and businesses.
  7. Gifts: Items such as jewelry, clothing, toys, and other personal items.
  8. Food and beverages: Non-perishable food items, such as baked goods, candies, and coffee, as well as beverages like wine and beer.
  9. Flowers and plants: Fresh flowers, potted plants, and live plants.
  10. Coins and currency: Coins, bills, and other forms of currency.
  11. Jewelry: Precious stones, metals, and other types of jewelry.
  12. Artwork: Original paintings, prints, and other forms of artwork.
  13. Musical instruments: Guitars, violins, and other musical instruments.
  14. Electronics: Computers, phones, tablets, and other electronic devices.
  15. Fragile items: Items that require special care, such as glassware, ceramics, and fragile toys.
  16. Perishable items: Items that require refrigeration, such as meat, dairy products, and frozen foods.
  17. Live animals: Small animals, such as birds, reptiles, and amphibians, that are properly packaged and shipped.
  18. Human remains: In some cases, human remains can be shipped through the USPS, but this requires special permits and procedures.

Please note that there are specific regulations and restrictions for shipping certain items, such as:

It's always a good idea to check with the USPS or the destination country's postal service for specific guidelines and regulations before shipping an item.