Go to the link I provided above and than…
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yeah you just need to add donation then it will let yoū proceed with shipping payment etc
Notice in Doug’s screenshot above
10 with no dollar sign
Then click the red button just below that says “click to add donation to cart”
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Naw, man. Looks like @DougDawson has me covered. Appreciate it tho. Doug was sending me some PPP pollen anyways. Thanks.
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Speaking of Sebring does anyone have some Sebrings Revenge? I’m looking to get some more CBD in my life!
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ive only heard good things about Sebring. Count me in.
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Send me a safe addy. They’re yours.
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ok will do 
Hey guys, how many of what kind of stamp(s) to send a normal thank you card (with a flip, obviously) from USA🇺🇸 to Canada🇨🇦? Looking for successful personal experience(s) from some of you frequent international senders…
I have:
first class forever stamps
“Butterfly” non-machinable (but I don’t know where they are exactly, so the forever’s would be better if they will get the job done) stamps
I can go to Post Office and get any other stamp that would be required.
My first international outgoing piece of mail…
Thanks In Advance,
Dirtron
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Get a global and a post card stamp, I send 2 flips with a backer card in a 3x5 envelope regularly.
I like to make sure it has more than enough postage to make it regardless of weight
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Not sure what you get in the USA bud. For me I have 3 stamp books. Canada, USA and International. I always use only 1 stamp. Canada for local, USA for USA and International for everything else. Never had a problem and I can fit 3 coin flips without getting near the weight limit.
EDIT: According to USPS site " Stamps for standard-sized letters and standard-sized postcards up to 1 oz start at $1.20 for all countries. However, prices for envelopes heavier than 1 oz, oversized, or unusually shaped is based on the destination country’s price group."
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3 regular stamps or the global one
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That’s why I add the post card stamp. Adds an extra .20 just in case
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I can see that. Pretty lucky here as the 3 stamp books take care of all my needs without having to think about anything. I am well under weight with 3 coin flips so it’s just 1 stamp for me. Sadly today I moved up and went from buying a few books to rolls of 50 and 100 stamps 
Apparently I am a small post office now, lol.
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All the ‘packs’ I’ve sent to Canada, took only 1 international stamp. They would have 1or 2 coin flips and a couple had even more.
edit…also, just tell the post office ‘non-machine’ they stamp it then
edit 2 … That’s the one! the Global…1 is all it’s ever taken for me
It’s also all I’ve needed to send beans to @Abbbian & @Gugumelo in South America
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I know for me the price increases from Canada $0.92 to USA $1.30 to International $2.71 . If I used international stamps for sending to USA I would be throwing away $1.41 per envelope. Just a thought.
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We don’t have that option in the US lol they tell us for Canada we need 1 global or international
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Fair enough. They charge us 3x the amount for parcels so I guess we both get it in the neck by the postal service. They should really change their corporate logo to a guy in a ski mask.
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or tell us to bend over…
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