CD mailers are the preferred choice when wanting to mail a CD or DVD. The major advantage of using specific mailers is for the protection provided for the item being shipped. This type of CD mailer is basically a large envelope with extra features specific for mailing items that can become broken or damaged during the shipping process. In addition, these type of products can help prevent tampering or inadvertent opening or ripping when being mailed or shipped.
Types of CD mailers include those designed for a single CD or for many CDs or even for the CD that is packaged within a case.
Features of these products also vary. Many are self-sealing or offer a peel and seal, both methods are convenient and easy to use for sealing the package. Another feature is what material components are included in the actual mailer. For example, one type, the CD bubble mailer, is similar to other CD envelopes used for mailing except it is lined with a bubble-type wrap, further protecting the CD inside. Another type is similar to a CD sleeve but is made out of cardboard or fiberboard. These types help ensure the item stays flat while shipping, and often offer a pull-tab for easy opening for the CD recipient. The flat-board types often are less expensive to ship because they weigh less than the bubble type.
Some manufacturers offer different styles and designs. Examples include single disc or single disc wallet, album style sleeve, single disc greeting card, and even a disc mailer with a zip strip closure. A business or individual can design the cover, incorporating a business logo or a holiday season for example. Several companies or printing businesses can then incorporate the design onto the cover. However, the design can also be put on a template downloaded from the internet and the entire mailer made by oneself.
CD mailers vary in price and can be found at shipping places such as postal offices or other shipping retail stores, at retailers such as drug stores, discount stores and even in some grocery stores as well as online.
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