Wanted Sobe Life Water Agave Lemonade-Limited quantities.

[icemanxp300]

Basically it's been discontinued and I havn't had any in years. I guess quantities are very few. Would like to get some if possible.

 

Not looking to pay $4 each though.

[+bennybingo]

Now I am intrigued...I will have to check my local shops and see if they have this. If so, I will let you know.

[WispFollower]

I know I drank this more recently than four years ago. I remember it strongly, as it was the best flavor I have had.. It's a bummer they discontinued it, like many other favorite foods and drinks of mine.

[+bennybingo]

They have it in stock at a Walmart location about 45 min from my house...local pick up only. Shipping to upstate NY would cost a bundle though...

[icemanxp300]

They have it in stock at a Walmart location about 45 min from my house...local pick up only. Shipping to upstate NY would cost a bundle though...

 

Well I was able to squeeze a row of 6 in a large flat rate and you can go two high. So that would be 12 for $15 priority. I would be happy toos you a little extra for your troubles. I know my Walmarts sell these for $1 each (here anyhow) so if you can get them for that price that would be sweet.

 

I'll buy all that you can get me

 

Edited November 28, 2012 by icemanxp300

[+bennybingo]

Well I was able to squeeze a row of 6 in a large flat rate and you can go two high. So that would be 12 for $15 priority. I would be happy toos you a little extra for your troubles. I know my Walmarts sell these for $1 each (here anyhow) so if you can get them for that price that would be sweet.

 

I'll buy all that you can get me

 

 

Is it even legal/allowed to ship liquids/foodstuffs through USPS?

[icemanxp300]

Is it even legal/allowed to ship liquids/foodstuffs through USPS?

 

Yes. They just specify that you enclose liquids in a ziplock baggie and such. As for plastic not even sure that is required.

 

http://pe.usps.com/archive/pdf/dmmarchive0315/601.pdf

 

 

Liquids

[11-9-06] Mailers must mark the outer container of a mailpiece containing liquid to

indicate the nature of the contents. Mailers must package and mail liquids under the

following conditions:

a. Use screw-on caps, soldering, clips, or similar means to close mailpieces

containing liquids. Do not use only friction-top closures (push-down types).

b. Liquids in steel pails and drums with positive closures, such as locking rings or

recessed spouts under screw-cap closures, may be mailed without additional

packaging.

c. Package glass and other breakable containers of liquid with a capacity of more

than 4 fluid ounces according to the following requirements:

1. Cushion the primary container with material sufficient to absorb all leakage

in case of breakage.

2. Place the primary container inside another sealed, leakproof container

(secondary container), such as a can or plastic bag.

3. Use an outer mailing container that is strong enough to protect the

contents.

d. As an alternative to 2.3c above, mailers may use containers certified by the

International Safe Transit Association (ISTA) that passed ISTA's Test Procedure

3A. Mailers must provide their ISTA 3A Package-Product Certification Notice at

the time of mailing as verification that the mailpieces they are submitting passed

the required performance test.

[+bennybingo]

OK...I will see if I can find them this weekend. I have to go in that direction anyhow, so if they have them, I will grab you a bunch!