davidl
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Hello all,
I have a question whether dry Pyrocat HD is allowed to be shipped by air and particularly to overseas; I've been trying to find out on USPS website, called USPS information line, asked at the post office, but got nowhere - so I'm curious whether this developer is generally allowed to be shipped by air or not?
I'd like to send two sealed Formulary 10-liter dry kits from US to Europe where I'm traveling this month - I'd like to use USPS airmail because it's fast, cheap and dependable; I travel overseas about twice a year, and I develop portion of my B&W films before returning back home. I know there are many restrictions on what can be shipped by airmail these days - but there are no specifications to be found which would clearly say whether dry (non-liquid) photo chemistry is allowed (or not to) be shipped by airmail. I noticed that B&H would ship PyrocatHD be airmail to Europe, but they are reputable/well known shipper so they may have some kind of exception. But B&H doesn't have it in stock, it's a special order item; also their shipping fee is rather high.
Could anyone share with me your experience regarding mailing/shipping PyrocatHD, or other dry photo chemistry in general?
I'm not interested in advices on buying chemistry at the location, about time wasted developing films during vacations etc. - I had such a pointless discussion before. All I need to know is whether I can ship the developer to Europe without breaking any rules. Id off course clearly declare the package contents on the customs form.
Thanks for advice in advance.
Dave
I have a question whether dry Pyrocat HD is allowed to be shipped by air and particularly to overseas; I've been trying to find out on USPS website, called USPS information line, asked at the post office, but got nowhere - so I'm curious whether this developer is generally allowed to be shipped by air or not?
I'd like to send two sealed Formulary 10-liter dry kits from US to Europe where I'm traveling this month - I'd like to use USPS airmail because it's fast, cheap and dependable; I travel overseas about twice a year, and I develop portion of my B&W films before returning back home. I know there are many restrictions on what can be shipped by airmail these days - but there are no specifications to be found which would clearly say whether dry (non-liquid) photo chemistry is allowed (or not to) be shipped by airmail. I noticed that B&H would ship PyrocatHD be airmail to Europe, but they are reputable/well known shipper so they may have some kind of exception. But B&H doesn't have it in stock, it's a special order item; also their shipping fee is rather high.
Could anyone share with me your experience regarding mailing/shipping PyrocatHD, or other dry photo chemistry in general?
I'm not interested in advices on buying chemistry at the location, about time wasted developing films during vacations etc. - I had such a pointless discussion before. All I need to know is whether I can ship the developer to Europe without breaking any rules. Id off course clearly declare the package contents on the customs form.
Thanks for advice in advance.
Dave