Hazardous Items Notice

If your item displays any of these hazard signs, we cannot ship it using the standard process. Please contact us for guidance on how to proceed safely.

• EXPLOSIVE

  Materials that can detonate or explode due to heat, shock, or friction. Example: TNT, dynamite, fireworks.

• FLAMMABLE GAS

  Gases that ignite easily when exposed to sparks, flames, or heat. Example: Propane, butane, acetylene.

• NON-FLAMMABLE NON-TOXIC GAS

  Gases that do not burn or pose a direct poisoning hazard but can displace oxygen. Example: Carbon dioxide, nitrogen, helium.

• TOXIC GAS

  Gases that are poisonous or harmful to humans if inhaled. Example: Chlorine, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide.

• FLAMMABLE LIQUID

  Liquids that can ignite and burn easily at normal working temperatures. Example: Gasoline, alcohol, acetone.

• FLAMMABLE SOLID

  Solids that can ignite through friction, heat, or contact with moisture. Example: Sulfur, magnesium, camphor.

• DANGEROUS WHEN WET

  Substances that react violently with water to release flammable or toxic gases. Example: Sodium, potassium, calcium carbide.

• OXIDIZING AGENT

  Materials that can cause or enhance combustion of other materials by providing oxygen. Example: Ammonium nitrate, potassium permanganate, hydrogen peroxide.

• ORGANIC PEROXIDE

  Unstable substances that can explode, burn rapidly, or be sensitive to shock or friction. Example: Benzoyl peroxide, methyl ethyl ketone peroxide.

• TOXIC

  Substances that can cause serious health effects or death if inhaled, ingested, or absorbed. Example: Pesticides, arsenic, cyanide.

• INFECTIOUS SUBSTANCE

  Materials that contain or may contain pathogens (bacteria, viruses, parasites) that can cause disease. Example: Medical waste, biological samples.

• RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

  Substances that emit ionizing radiation, which can cause damage to living tissue. Example: Uranium, plutonium, radioactive isotopes.

• RADIOACTIVE II

  Category of radioactive materials with medium levels of radiation, requiring controlled handling. Example: Certain medical isotopes, industrial radiography sources.

• CORROSIVE

  Substances that can destroy or irreversibly damage other materials, including skin and metals. Example: Sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide.

• MISCELLANEOUS DANGEROUS GOODS

  Hazardous substances that do not fit into other categories but still pose risks during transport or storage. Example: Lithium batteries, dry ice, environmentally hazardous substances.