Can i use a ReadyPost Bubble Mailer as Priority Package?

[playful_creations]

So i ran out of the envelopes i normally use & have some of the brown ReadyPost bubble envelopes, Can i use it as Priority Mail package?

[nobody*s_perfect]

Yes. You can use Priority Mail postage with any box or envelope except the ones that USPS produces specifically for Priority Express mail.  

[richard1rst]

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[richard1rst]

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[a_c_green]

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@playful_creations wrote:

So i ran out of the envelopes i normally use & have some of the brown ReadyPost bubble envelopes, Can i use it as Priority Mail package?

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Yes, as noted above. I have to say, though, that if you're referring to the thickish brown padded envelopes that I think you mean, those are not lined with bubble wrap, but with some sort of weird, semi-digested recycled paper pulp, fiber or something like that. I got a ripped one in the mail once, stuck a finger in that stuff and thought, "Yuck..."

Actually, all that aside, I suspect that they're also heavier than the same size of envelope with true bubble lining, so I would not recommend those except in case of emergencies.

[playful_creations]

its a brown mailer envelope and it has a bubble lining inside, and it says USPS ReadyPost. 

[nykayde902]

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@playful_creations wrote:

its a brown mailer envelope and it has a bubble lining inside, and it says USPS ReadyPost. 

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You can use it for "priority" as long as you are not trying to use a "flat rate Priority" label.

[lja440]

Yes, only they wouldn't be flat rate but ship zoned (by weight and distance).