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Old 03-23-2017, 04:52 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by Apache View Post
Lithium Batteries can not be shipped by air. I used to could have up to 11 lithium watch batteries shipped in a package by air. Now if I purchase even 1watch battery it has to go ground.
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Is that only in the US? I've certainly sent packages containing lithium batteries (e.g. secondhand readers with lithium batteries) by airmail within Europe. The post office sticks a large "contains a lithium battery" sticker on the package, but there's no restriction on sending it.

EDIT: just checked, and the "rules" with Royal Mail are that you can send lithium batteries that are either contained in, or posted with, electronic equipment, but you can't send lithium batteries by themselves. How very odd!

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