advice on sending juice to northern ireland

[MrDJ]

Hi all

just a quick question about sending some e liquid to northern ireland.
ive put it in a very thick well padded jiffy bag and im going to send it recorded signed for delivery.

will i have any issues at tesco's post office and do i have to tell them whats in it or is it porky pie time.
also should i put my return address on the reverse.

thanks in advance
jim

[tim]

Tell a porky. It's UK, so no prob with customs. I send batteries by post and don't tell them.

Oh yeah, put return addy on it.

[Perpetua]

Any eliquid I send anywhere . . . . when asked as all PO generally do now, then my answer is that the parcel contains Food Flavourings MrDJ.

[MrDJ]

thank you lady and gent. mucho appreciated.

[flavourtank]

Yep food flavourings

My post office girl just smiles knowing full well it ain't food flavourings lol

[BrenD]

The self-service machines at Post Offices can also be useful. The queues are always a lot shorter than the ones for the counters and as you have to confirm that anything you send isn't on the list of prohibited items before you pay, I've never been asked what is in my parcels when the member of staff picks them up. Win win.

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[MrDJ]

cheers. me not been to post office before (i know, i havnt lived) and didnt know they had self service machines.
so food coloring's it is then. thanks all.