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| + | [[File:Shipping cultures.jpg|thumbnail|right|[https://www.facebook.com/kveikworldorder/posts/1307377055994331 Example of DeWayne Schaaf's packaging for shipping cultures.]]] | ||
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| + | DeWayne Schaaf recommends the following procedures for shipping cultures with the USA states and territories <ref>[https://www.facebook.com/kveikworldorder/posts/1307377055994331 DeWayne Schaaf. Kveik World Order Facebook page. 04/21/2017. Retrieved 04/24/2017.]</ref>: | ||
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| + | # Use 15ml centrifuge tubes from [https://www.facebook.com/CynmarWB/ Cynmar LLC - Wine & Brew]. They are great quality and have a very low rate of leakage, especially when combined with electrical tape. | ||
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| + | # Place each liquid filled tube into its own snack sized baggie to minimize cross contamination if they do happen to leak. | ||
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| + | # Each of these smaller bags will be placed into a quart Ziplock. | ||
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| + | # My main shipping container are Uline Poly bubble mailers. I don't tend to use ice packs as I've found them unnecessary when shipping in favorable temps (use ice packs during the summer). | ||
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| + | # USPS is my preferred shipping method. Using first class shipping, my packages typically take no more than 3 days to reach somewhere in the USA and cost right around $3, and that includes a tracking number. Shipping rates are roughly the same for any USA state or territory. The 48 continental states, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Guam all cost roughly the same. | ||
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| + | * [http://suigenerisbrewing.blogspot.com/2013/04/mailing-yeast.html Bryan of Sui Generis Blog guide to shipping yeast.] | ||
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Shipping Cultures
DeWayne Schaaf recommends the following procedures for shipping cultures with the USA states and territories [1]:
- Use 15ml centrifuge tubes from Cynmar LLC - Wine & Brew. They are great quality and have a very low rate of leakage, especially when combined with electrical tape.
- Place each liquid filled tube into its own snack sized baggie to minimize cross contamination if they do happen to leak.
- Each of these smaller bags will be placed into a quart Ziplock.
- My main shipping container are Uline Poly bubble mailers. I don't tend to use ice packs as I've found them unnecessary when shipping in favorable temps (use ice packs during the summer).
- USPS is my preferred shipping method. Using first class shipping, my packages typically take no more than 3 days to reach somewhere in the USA and cost right around $3, and that includes a tracking number. Shipping rates are roughly the same for any USA state or territory. The 48 continental states, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Guam all cost roughly the same.
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