You've still got time!

Dave Hrynkiw
December 11, 2003

There is still time for residents of the US and Canada to get your order before the holidays if you select the Air Mail or Express shipping methods.


Latest order dates:


  • US Airmail -- December 15
  • Canada Airmail -- December 18
  • Int'l Express -- December 19
  • US Express -- December 22
  • Canada Express -- December 23

One of the many neat little things that this new web site was able do for us is to completely revamp our entire shipping options setup.


We are proud to be able to drop the prices on several Canadian and International shipping methods, as well as even introduce some new options.



I hope you enjoy using the new web site, and look forward to any feedback you may have.



See more on the shipping details page.

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