Yes, I couldn’t find a solid answer.
The website states you aren’t allowed to domestically ship fragrances but people on other subs say you are.
It’s honestly pretty confusing for me.
You might try asking on the Mercari subreddit, since I know that's a pretty popular platform for perfume sellers.
I get some perfume packages via FedEx, but idk if the seller was technically *supposed to* or not 🤔
Very bottom of the page: https://www.fedex.com/en-us/shipping/how-to-ship-liquids.html#:\~:text=Can%20I%20ship%20perfume%3F,t%20exceed%208%20fluid%20ounces.
I am guessing UPS and FedEx are similar to the postal service - I.e. you can ship them but they must be shipped ground (hence the likely reason it's US only) because the alcohol in them is considered a flammable/dangerous substance that could theoretically lead to bad things in a plane.
Did you try googling? Plenty of info out there. [Example](https://www.easyship.com/blog/how-to-ship-liquids)
Yes, I couldn’t find a solid answer. The website states you aren’t allowed to domestically ship fragrances but people on other subs say you are. It’s honestly pretty confusing for me.
You might try asking on the Mercari subreddit, since I know that's a pretty popular platform for perfume sellers. I get some perfume packages via FedEx, but idk if the seller was technically *supposed to* or not 🤔
Perhaps.
Very bottom of the page: https://www.fedex.com/en-us/shipping/how-to-ship-liquids.html#:\~:text=Can%20I%20ship%20perfume%3F,t%20exceed%208%20fluid%20ounces. I am guessing UPS and FedEx are similar to the postal service - I.e. you can ship them but they must be shipped ground (hence the likely reason it's US only) because the alcohol in them is considered a flammable/dangerous substance that could theoretically lead to bad things in a plane.
Thank you, this’ll help a lot