Include your order info. Write your name and order number on a piece of paper and tuck it inside the bag with your film. This is how we match your package to your order.

Use a ziploc bag. Group your rolls together in a sealed plastic bag. This protects against moisture if the mailer is damaged in transit.

Padded mailer or box. A standard bubble mailer works great for up to 4 rolls. For larger orders, use a small box with some padding so the film doesn't shift around.

Avoid extreme heat. If you're shipping during summer months, choose a faster shipping method to minimize time sitting in hot trucks. Film is resilient but prolonged heat isn't ideal.

Disposable cameras. You can mail these in as-is. No need to remove the film yourself — we handle that in the lab.

Skip the stamps and paper envelopes. Regular paper mail envelopes tear easily and don't protect your film. Always use a padded bubble mailer or box, and ship with a carrier label — not stamps.