BleedingHeart
Student
- Nov 5, 2019
- 130
So, the company I am looking to get SN from says they ship with a hazard label ("for applicable products" according to a chemical compliance rule. Not sure if SN is considered one of their applicable products to warrant hazard label. Probably no big deal. But since I don't regularly get mail with a hazard sticker, do you think a small town postal worker would ask questions? (Do they even care about hazardous materials enough to question?) Do you think I'd probably have to sign for it? Or is there a chance they could hold the package at the post office and ask me questions when I pick it up?
Typically when you mail something yourself with usps, they always ask causally "are you shipping anything fragile, perishable, liquid or hazardous. It seems so standard. But if someone is *receiving* a package with a hazard label, are there questions or holding of packages?
I know this is probably all conjecture, but I'm curious what experience others have had when their SN arrived (if it came with a hazard sticker). Did anyone ask you questions? Was your package held at post office or arrive at your door? (Very curious what it was like if you ordered from the same company.
Typically when you mail something yourself with usps, they always ask causally "are you shipping anything fragile, perishable, liquid or hazardous. It seems so standard. But if someone is *receiving* a package with a hazard label, are there questions or holding of packages?
I know this is probably all conjecture, but I'm curious what experience others have had when their SN arrived (if it came with a hazard sticker). Did anyone ask you questions? Was your package held at post office or arrive at your door? (Very curious what it was like if you ordered from the same company.
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