What carrier (USPS, FedEx, etc.) will ship my order?Updated 8 hours ago

We work with multiple shipping carriers to get your order to you as efficiently as possible:

• Domestic orders: Amazon Shipping*, DHL, FedEx, UPS, or USPS
• International orders: DHL, FedEx, or UPS

*Please note: Amazon Shipping is a delivery service used and is separate from Amazon.com. It is not connected to Amazon Prime or any benefits, discounts, or delivery guarantees associated with shopping on Amazon.com.

Because carrier selection depends on factors like destination, package size, and carrier availability at the time of fulfillment, the specific carrier used for your order is not confirmed until your order has been fulfilled and is ready to ship.

There are three exceptions where the carrier is known ahead of time:

• PO Box addresses: Orders shipping to a PO Box will always have USPS complete final delivery, since other carriers are unable to deliver directly to a PO Box. Note: In some cases, your tracking may show FedEx or DHL handling the majority of transit before handing off to USPS for last-mile delivery — this is expected and doesn’t mean your package changed carriers unexpectedly.
• Expedited shipping (2-Day or Next-Day): Orders selecting expedited shipping will always ship via FedEx.
• International orders with duties and taxes unpaid (DDU): These orders will always ship via UPS, with final delivery handed off to your local postal service rather than completed by UPS directly.

For all other orders, you’ll see your carrier listed in your shipping confirmation email once the order has shipped, and on your Tracking Page.