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Bernie · 12-02-2003, 07:05 PM

Good point.... No it can't be frozen; so, it would have to be protected from that!

A lot there would depend on how their pkgs are being handled (kept during day
and overnight??)

Maybe we should start using "heat packs" to some areas, huh?? (just kidding!!)

Bernie

Sara · 12-03-2003, 02:13 PM

Thanks everyone for all of your help. I'll keep digging, and maybe (fingers crossed!) wind up with some Bio-Spira cash after the holidays...

Bernie · 12-03-2003, 02:53 PM

Just discussed some shipping options with my postal people;

They suggested using Global Priority vice Global Express ...... Priority takes
only about 1-2 days longer. Especially this time of year, and with the less-stringent
requirement for "coolness" which Marineland advises is not as "strict" as once
thought; shipping can be reduced to about $ 10.00 vice the $ 18.95 ave. for
Express.

I just had reports of a Canadian shipment that took 7 days and was just fine
(still cool) ...to Calgary, Alberta. Had one more leave this morning for Quebec.

So, I'm going to update my selections for shipping to include these options.

Just thought I'd pass that along.

Bernie

Also now having inquiries for New Delhi, India which we may start doing soon.

12-02-2003, 07:05 PM	#11
Bernie Aquarium Advice Freak Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Tennessee Posts: 182	Good point.... No it can't be frozen; so, it would have to be protected from that! A lot there would depend on how their pkgs are being handled (kept during day and overnight??) Maybe we should start using "heat packs" to some areas, huh?? (just kidding!!) Bernie __________________ Bernie click to see my stores: Bio spira/OmegaOne/PondKits/Greenhouses & more http://www.fishstoretn.com _________________________ Next REGIONAL "Gathering" tbd in January 2005 @ The FISH STORE Everyone is WELCOME!! JOIN US @http://www.aquatic-enterprises.com/TNAS/TNAS.htm

12-03-2003, 02:53 PM	#13
Bernie Aquarium Advice Freak Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Tennessee Posts: 182	Just discussed some shipping options with my postal people; They suggested using Global Priority vice Global Express ...... Priority takes only about 1-2 days longer. Especially this time of year, and with the less-stringent requirement for "coolness" which Marineland advises is not as "strict" as once thought; shipping can be reduced to about $ 10.00 vice the $ 18.95 ave. for Express. I just had reports of a Canadian shipment that took 7 days and was just fine (still cool) ...to Calgary, Alberta. Had one more leave this morning for Quebec. So, I'm going to update my selections for shipping to include these options. Just thought I'd pass that along. Bernie Also now having inquiries for New Delhi, India which we may start doing soon. __________________ Bernie click to see my stores: Bio spira/OmegaOne/PondKits/Greenhouses & more http://www.fishstoretn.com _________________________ Next REGIONAL "Gathering" tbd in January 2005 @ The FISH STORE Everyone is WELCOME!! JOIN US @http://www.aquatic-enterprises.com/TNAS/TNAS.htm

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12-03-2003, 02:13 PM	#12
Sara Aquarium Advice Freak Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada Posts: 272 Images: 5	Thanks everyone for all of your help. I'll keep digging, and maybe (fingers crossed!) wind up with some Bio-Spira cash after the holidays...