International shipping available??

Yeah, from what I've seen and heard, they're sticking strictly to US addresses for now. It's a bummer if you're outside the States, I get it. But honestly, that's pretty standard for these operations—keeps shipping simpler and avoids all the customs headaches.

For domestic shipping, the usual couriers are USPS, UPS, or FedEx depending on what the vendor sets up. Most of the time it goes through standard ground or priority services. Transit hubs are the big regional sort centers—places like Chicago, Memphis, or Los Angeles—so if you're near one, you'll probably see faster movement. Packaging is usually pretty discreet: plain padded envelopes or small boxes with no obvious branding, sometimes with an extra layer of bubble wrap to keep things from getting crushed during sorting. I've never had an issue with items getting damaged inside the US, but obviously every shipper is different.

Customs isn't an issue for domestic shipments, but if you want it forwarded internationally, you'd have to use a reshipper. That adds risk, delays, and extra fees. Some folks manage it successfully, but the vendor themselves won't handle that side.

Overall shipping speed for US addresses is pretty solid—usually 2–5 business days with standard service, faster if the vendor offers Priority Mail or similar. Tracking updates are generally reliable once the package hits the first scan. Just make sure your address is clean and deliverable, because corrections can really slow things down.

Pretty sure its US only. Contact support to confirm