[ups767300]

hi,
I recently shipped my ear impressions by putting the small box they were given to me in into another slightly bigger box. The box given to me by the audiologist had a soft piece of foam inside it to restrict the movement of the ear impressions but they could still move a tiny bit if I shook the box. I am now worried that I should have protected them better. How did you ship your ear impressions?
Andrew

 

[bada bing]

My audiologist glued the impressions down in the bottom of a small cardboard box so they couldn't move. No packing was necessary. I then put the box into a priority mailing pouch and mailed.

 

[nsx_23]

I had mine in a small box, then wrapped the whole thing with bubble wrap before putting it in a larger box for mailing.

 

[ups767300]

cool, sounds like the silicone material they are made of isint extremely fragile. Not as soft as clay or playdoh anyway.

 

[KLS]

Notes taken.

 

[Thrashingshrimp]

I just stuffed a bunch of tissue into the box.

 

[warp08]

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Originally Posted by nsx_23 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I had mine in a small box, then wrapped the whole thing with bubble wrap before putting it in a larger box for mailing.

+1. I actually had to have mine retaken because the first set was done with my mouth closed...didn't get the JH Audio "Audiologist Tip Sheet" until after the fact. But I got a second one sent out the same way and both got received intact by JH Audio. I did have them sent Priority Mail with tracking, just in case.