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Hey guys, I've always shipped in colder weather and counted on heat pack helping to keep temps stable. Never had a frog or reptile arrive sick or injured.
With the Holiday weekend and waiting on shipping supplies, I am shipping 6 boxes on Tuesday. I ordered the usual 40 hour heat pack I use, but I'm really scared to use it but also scared to not use it lol
I'm sure it depends on the route, but it's been pretty damn hot around here lately and I know it's like this all over.
Fed Ex shipments overnight are exposed to the outdoor environment for at least an hour from what Sean Stewart has told me....so I am making sure temps are over 40 degrees at night along all routes.
I don't think that's the problem. The problem is hot temps.
Any advice?
D
With the Holiday weekend and waiting on shipping supplies, I am shipping 6 boxes on Tuesday. I ordered the usual 40 hour heat pack I use, but I'm really scared to use it but also scared to not use it lol
I'm sure it depends on the route, but it's been pretty damn hot around here lately and I know it's like this all over.
Fed Ex shipments overnight are exposed to the outdoor environment for at least an hour from what Sean Stewart has told me....so I am making sure temps are over 40 degrees at night along all routes.
I don't think that's the problem. The problem is hot temps.
Any advice?
D