Can these be shipped in recent frigid temperatures without damage/loss of quality?
284505
Don't really think it would hurt them but I you should let them warm up before using
284506
Yes they can. They sealed very well and the epson box itself has it sealed inside with a silver type wrapped that insulates it too. Good to go:)
1698242
The storage handling on the label states to store at controlled temperatures. It would be assumed that shipping and handling should also be at controlled temperatures. However, "controlled temperatures" is not clarified. I store mine where it will be cool and not frozen or subject to hot temperatures.
187412
Not to my knowledge. I haven't had any issues, and they are stored in my entry closet. I live in the valley and we have had temps in excess of 110 degrees.Ink is still doing fine, print quality is excellent and no clogs!
1896296
Due to the poles on the racks we prefer not to ship to such a far distance. We would not be able to guarantee it would arrive without damage and to send replacements would be extremely costly. Thank you for your interest in our items.
605435
They are not shipped automatically with ice packs. You can request ice packs be added for a small fee.
237922
AThis item is not cold shipped. As the item always is kept in climate controlled facilities with us and the shipping carriers. In the amount of time it takes to deliver, it will not affect the product
1360316
The ones I bought last month say they are good through October 2015, but I'm assuming that's unopened. Once opened I would just freeze them!
1502969
Debbie, I have contacted the manufacturer about this. They have determined the following: The relatively short transit times and variable seasonal temperatures encountered during transit have been found to be insignificant when tested extensively. Even shipments arriving in summer heat waves can be assured as being potent and undamaged.
735972
I got mine in the winter months and they were packed right and did not freeze even though they were left at my mail box. It was not below zero when they came but it was freezing.
628393
No idea where you are but I am in SC - the land of 100% humidity and heat (high 90s in the summer). Mine survived just fine. They are in little glass vials in the foam packaging inside the plastic carrying case. I would guess they would be totally fine.
194595
when you buy them in the store....they are not cold. Just on a shelf. I don't know why you would receive them frozen. Hmmm
1443002
Although the plants they sent me were very healthy and well wrapped I personally would not risk it in those temperatures. Perhaps you could ask them about insulated packaging? Happy Plantings!
1935586
Please use discretion when ordering items such as chocolate or taffy that have the potential to melt during the warmer months of the year. Shipping these candies during the warmer months or to warm climates can potentially damage them. We cannot guarantee the condition of melt-able candies and will not be held responsible for damages when shipped under these circumstances. We do include ice packs on orders that have the potential to melt.
764993
Thank you for your question. I am not entirely clear on the nature of the question; however, if you are asking about the possibility of the item arriving in anything less than mint condition then please be advised that we cannot force the postal service to handle every package properly -- damage does occur on occasion. Still, we have a success rate of over 99% for items arriving as described. We ship the item in a sturdy cardboard shipping tube that should protect it sufficiently while the package is in transit. In cases where an item arrives damaged, we generally ask the buyer to provide us with a digital picture of the item and the shipping container so that we can confirm the damage. Once this has been taken care of, we generally send a free replacement if we have ne in stock or issue a full refund for the order if we do not. Please let me know if I can assist you with anything else. Thanks Matt Bananaroad
760209
I would think you could...but I would pack the in an upright position, but that is is me and I might consider dry ice, I believe it is colder. It would also depend on the temp outside and will you be able to put them in a freeze when you arrive, before serving them.
2022602
Maybe. In the summer they ship in ice packs.BUT, it was still 95 degrees in Sacramento when mine arrived MELTED. (Oct 3, 2014)
1344760
I am not from amazon, but wanted to let you know they are not shipped cold (no ice packs in package with bottle). Hope this is somewhat helpful.