ADR Shipments

Some products we sell must be shipped as ADR shipments.

ADR

ADR is a European treaty that regulates the transport of dangerous goods by road. Certain products we sell fall under the scope of this treaty. This means that we have packages containing these products transported in a specific manner. This has certain consequences.

Returns

Your right of return does not change, but you probably cannot legally return a package containing dangerous goods. This is because (as far as we know) there is no carrier offering these services to private individuals. Companies and schools could hire such a company, but if it is a one-off, it is not cost-effective. Moreover, the company's staff must be trained before they are allowed to pack and ship ADR shipments.

Therefore, assume that in practice, it will not be possible to return ADR products.

Not all countries

We cannot ship ADR goods to Greece, Cyprus, Ireland, and Malta. Outside the EU, we can ship ADR goods to a limited number of countries.

Delivery time

Delivery times may be longer for countries including Finland, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

Pickup location

Although in our experience this occurs very rarely, it cannot be ruled out that an ADR shipment cannot be dropped off at your chosen pickup location. Furthermore, if a package needs to be picked up because it could not be delivered to you, you may not be able to go to the nearest pickup location. Once again, this rarely occurs.