Items I cannot handle
Rules depend on the product, route and destination. This list is not exhaustive, and I may decline anything a supplier, carrier, payment provider or authority will not lawfully handle.
No — please do not send these requests
- Weapons, ammunition, explosives, weapon parts or instructions intended to cause harm.
- Illegal drugs, controlled substances, drug paraphernalia or unlicensed pharmaceuticals.
- Counterfeit branded goods, fake documents, pirated media or goods that infringe intellectual property.
- Stolen goods, cash, bearer instruments, gambling equipment where unlawful, or money-laundering arrangements.
- Live animals, protected species, ivory or restricted wildlife and plant products.
- Sanctioned or export-controlled goods, military items, surveillance intended for abuse, or transactions involving prohibited parties or destinations.
- Anything requiring false value, false origin, false description or concealment from customs. A battery will not become “plastic decoration” because someone typed it on a label.
Maybe — only after route and document checks
- Lithium batteries, power banks, magnets, liquids, powders, aerosols and chemicals.
- Food, supplements, cosmetics, medical devices, health claims and products for children.
- Radio equipment, lasers, drones, vehicle parts and electrical products needing local certification.
- High-value goods, antiques, precious materials and products requiring temperature control.
For these items, send the exact product link, quantity and destination country. I will check whether a compliant route appears available before quoting. “The seller says it is fine” is useful information, but it is not a customs permit.
Your responsibility
You are responsible for checking destination-country import rules and using the product lawfully. I can help identify questions to ask, but I do not provide legal, customs, medical or certification advice.