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Batteries and Dangerous Goods

1 min read · Selling on Amazon.ca

Products with batteries, aerosols or chemicals need extra review before you can send them in.

What counts

Lithium batteries, aerosols, flammable liquids and some cleaning or beauty products.

What it means

Amazon may ask for safety documents
Some items cannot be sent to fulfilment centres
Shipping carriers have their own rules

Before buying

Check the product's dangerous-goods status in your seller account.

Tip

Power tools with batteries and power banks are common examples.

General information for resellers, not financial, tax or legal advice. Marketplace fees and policies change; check the current rules before you buy.

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