Can these be used as mailers? I want to use them to send a magazine
212471
Yes, this does qualify under USPS Standards, however it is best to make it rigid for the full size (ie if the magazine is smaller that the bag size, make sure to include a piece of card stock or backer board that fills entire size of the bag).
237398
I'm not sure if a postal service would allow that. If they do, you can definitely use it. But the retractable piece that shortens or lengthens the tube can come loose at times, so the case could shorten during shipping and crunch the poster. I'd recommend a cardboard tube to mail a poster to someone.
1198737
I don't see why they wouldn't, but I can't absolutely say they would. I have sent stickers through mine and haven't had any problems; I hope that helps.
1187071
They can be used. But these particular ones do not work very well. I wouldn't recommend them.
2167208
I use them for postcards. I guess you could use them for photos. I don't see any harm.
1891248
I would say if the box has any girth/thickness to it these bubble mailers will not work. They are a really tight fit for DVD cases, so anything thicker than that your dimensions may be pushing it.
1954927
They are very thin, so I would be careful. It might be safer if you have it stamped
1205874
I don't see why you couldn't. I don't use them for that but they are pretty strong! Also found them in Walmart at a cheaper price and there's no shipping charge!
207650
No. They are flat plastic "envelopes." They tear easily and the adhesive closure does not hold. I can't trust anything I would send in them would arrive. Exceptionally poor quality for the purpose.
1398809
Should be no problem. I did not do that but did include a folded 8 1/2 x 11 paper with instructions with the CD. Postage was 87 cents each, probably a few cents higher now. Do not let USPS charge you for parcel post rates. The size and shape allows for first class postage for rigid envelope. Mine weighed less than 2 oz. Parcel post was something like $2.39 each.
217656
Yes, they can be used anywhere you want to stamp something. I made some earrings, and stamped designs on them. You will only be limited by your skill. It takes practice, so good luck!
1391132
Absolutely! I glue thin, magazine paper to them with regular gluesticks. For a photo, you may want a slightly stronger glue, but it should work beautifully.
1584138
The sheets are very thin, I do not think it would be a very good protective mailer, cardboard would be better. They do however work great for print making.
2040843
From my experience, yes. I usually just place the entire unopened envelope into shredder an shred it. Never had a problem yet. Keep in mind that you wouldn't want to place a really thick one and try to shred it. But so far I haven't found any junk mail that wouldn't shred. I think you'll be fine.
207649
No. They are flat plastic "envelopes." They tear easily and the adhesive closure does not hold.I can't trust anything I would send in them would arrive. Exceptionally poor quality for the purpose.
2009882
It may work. I have written directly with a pen on these bags and it worked just great. I also noticed in the product reviews it seems like some customers had received lesser quality poly mailers so I would look for lcmailers as the seller if they still have some listed, I got fast service from them and my mailers are pretty high quality.
1992005
I am traveling now and don't have them with me but I think there is one for postcards. These are perfect for business cards but I don't think they would work for postcards.