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Q: Experiences with ordering from iHerb.com?

Does anybody have any experience with ordering from iHerb.com and shipping to China/Beijing?

Any info on fees/taxes?

12 years 13 weeks ago in  Shopping - China

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Are you living in Guangdong? If yes just go to HK they have Mannings and Watsons everywhere over there and you can trust their products.

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I have had no problems with them for over three years.  They have always gotten my order right and everything arrives in 2-4 weeks.  If you are a foreigner you will not pay taxes for such a small order of $80 or less.  If you are Chinese, you will pay a tariff like my Chinese friend did.

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Thanks! What courier do you use? Shipping costs are $12, right?

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