International Orders

European Union and Northern Ireland — ordering paused

As of August 2026 I've had to stop accepting website orders from the EU and Northern Ireland.

The reason: new European packaging rules require a registered representative in each individual member state I sell into, on top of the product-safety representative required since 2024. It's per country, not per EU — each with its own fees and annual reporting. I'm one guy in a shop in Erie, Pennsylvania, and doing that properly across Europe costs well past what my direct European orders bring in.

As of right now, I'm still able to ship orders to US addresses (including package forwarding services) as well as most non EU locations.

United Kingdom: orders must total at least £135 in merchandise and shipping. UK tax rules put the VAT collection burden on the seller below that threshold, which isn't workable for a shop my size — so the minimum keeps orders above it.

Ordering from everywhere else

Canada, Switzerland, Norway, Australia and the rest of the world are unaffected. To place an international order:

• Select a product and add it to the shopping cart
• Go through the cart checkout process
• International shipping will be shown before final order processing
• Pay by credit card or PayPal
• Please provide your phone number at checkout — carriers require it before I can generate an international shipping label
• You'll get a tracking number by email when it ships

International shipments may incur duties or customs fees, which vary by country and are the responsibility of the customer.