What can you ship usps media mail

USPS Media Mail is a cost-effective and efficient way to ship books, educational materials, and other media-related items. Here are some examples of items that can be shipped via USPS Media Mail:

1. Books: Hardcover and paperback books, including textbooks, novels, and reference books.
2. Audio and video recordings: CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays, and vinyl records.
3. Software and video games: Computer software, video games, and game consoles.
4. Educational materials: Workbooks, study guides, and other educational resources.
5. Music and music-related items: Sheet music, music scores, and music-related accessories.
6. Photocopies and printed materials: Photocopies, printed documents, and other printed materials.
7. Business and professional materials: Business reports, proposals, and other professional documents.
8. Art and design materials: Art prints, posters, and design-related materials.
9. Literary and academic journals: Journals, magazines, and other periodicals related to literature and academia.
10. Government publications: Government reports, documents, and other official publications.

To qualify for Media Mail rates, your shipment must meet the following criteria:

1. The item must be a non-profit, educational, or informational material.
2. The item must be shipped to a domestic address (within the United States).
3. The item must be shipped via a USPS-approved Media Mail container or envelope.
4. The item must be properly packaged and prepared for shipping.

Keep in mind that some items may not be eligible for Media Mail rates, such as:

1. Items that are not educational or informational in nature.
2. Items that are shipped internationally.
3. Items that are oversized or irregularly shaped.
4. Items that are hazardous or require special handling.

Before shipping your items via Media Mail, make sure to check with USPS for any specific requirements or restrictions that may apply.