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The product dimensions list 7.5 x 3.4 x 0.6 inches. The item weight is 12 ounces and the shipping weight is 12.8 ounces. It’s also listed on third parties such as Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Best Buy, etc. Even surprisingly offered by Wish, which is probably easiest of all I would assume.

The Item Is small enough to box, yet at 340 grams, a little too heavy to send the package In It's raw state. You'd need to make up the weight with (for example) extra packaging.

This Is on the grounds that they cross-check the consignment with the carrier.

Do you have any suggestions on what I should do then? Advice or anything at all? I really appreciate the feedback as I’m still trying to learn about SE. If I was to box, would I use dry ice or what inside the box? Would they check the box before they send the warranty? Sorry I know it’s quite a bit of questions but just really want to learn and test my options. What about purchasing the item from amazon or wish and stating that it DNA?

No Issue whatsoever with your concerns, feel free to ask for assistance as needed.

Given dry Ice sublimates (and does not melt), they'll see the package arrived empty with no signs of Inconsistencies, therefore boxing them In this manner will work. The DNA Is carrier-based, hence considered a universal method, so It can certainly be used. The things to look out for, Is whether a signature Is required on delivery and whether any photos (by the carrier) are taken at the premises/drop off point.