- What can I ship in these mailers?
- Light, non-fragile items such as jewelry, phone cases, small parts, accessories and clothing. The bubble layer is thin, so avoid glass, electronics with screens or anything heavy.
- Do I need tape to close them?
- No. Each mailer has a peel-and-stick self-seal strip. Press the flap down firmly along its full length, and add tape at the edges if you ship in cold or damp conditions.
- Are they really 100% recycled?
- The paper outer is listed as 100% recycled content. The bubble lining is plastic, so the mailer as a whole is not fully recyclable in most curbside programs.
- How does the size work?
- The listed 6 by 10 inch size is the usable envelope area. Measure your item with padding added, and size up if it is close to the limit.
- How do they compare with branded bubble mailers?
- They cost less per envelope but use thinner paper and flatter bubbles than 3M or Scotch mailers. Choose branded ones for fragile or higher-value shipments.
- Where is the Temu Padded Bubble Mailers cheapest?
- At Temu, for $7.41, as of our latest check.