• Dangerous Goods or hazardous materials (corrosive, explosives, toxins, gasoline, motor oil, fluid, or other substances).
• Crossbows, arrows, swords, and knives.
• Knives with blades exceeding 7 inches in length.
• Chemicals (including those on the California Proposition 65 list) and fertilizers.
• Illegal drugs and narcotics.
• All prescription drugs, whether accompanied by a prescription or not.
• Poisonous products and infectious substances.
• Wet packages, leaking, or that emit a strong odor of any kind.
• All compressed gases (liquified, non-liquified, and dissolved) in pressurized containers are deemed hazardous because of the high pressures inside the cylinders.
• Spare or extra rechargeable batteries and power banks.
• Hazardous materials and hazardous waste, including but not limited to used or unused needles (hypodermic and any other kind), syringes, or other medical waste.
• Human or animal remains—corpses, organs, embryos, and body parts—or cremated or disinterred human remains.
• Anything labeled as flammable.

• Animals, such as birds, fish, reptiles, dead animals or animal that has been mounted.
• Plants, plant materials, seeds, including cut flowers.
• Animal products, human blood, and urine samples.

• Dynamite, gunpowder, ammunition, and other explosives; firearms and weapons of war; accessories, replicas, and parts thereof.
• All types of guns, including bullets and accessories, including airsoft guns.

• Tobacco products (raw or finished cigarettes, vapes, and all accessories).
• Furs or carpets made of animal skin.
• Any product made from animal hide or bone, including dog treats and chew toys.

• Cash, credit card, ATM card, and passbook.
• Articles of unusual value, such as priceless art, jewelry (including watches and costume jewelry), collectibles, and antiques.
• Cultural artifacts, pottery, and ceramic tableware.
• Cash, checks, coins, stamps, negotiable stocks, bonds, bank drafts, cash letters, and other negotiable instruments are equivalent to cash.
• Lottery tickets and gambling devices.

• Used gasoline tanks (filled or empty) or any used gasoline-powered device or equipment with an integral fuel tank (full or empty).
• Used parts with traces of motor oil.
• Parts or accessories that measure over 24 x 18 x 9 inches.

• Perishable goods that require refrigeration.
• Alcohol or alcoholic beverages exceeding 2 bottles.

• Any side exceeds 48 inches.
• Weight exceeds 75 pounds.
• Any side exceeds 48 inches and weight exceeds 75 pounds.

Californila.com will only process a maximum of 12 pieces of the same item per transaction. The Philippine Bureau of Customs (B.O.C.) defines commercial quantities as 13 pieces or more of the same item.

Example:

• • 15 bags of different colors and brands are considered 15 pieces of the same kind of item (bags) and are therefore considered commercial quantities;
  • 20 pairs of shoes of different sizes and brands are considered 20 pieces of the same kind of item (shoes) and are therefore considered a commercial quantity.

• Counterfeit goods like, but not limited to, fake branded bags, shoes, etc.
• Large appliances and home furniture.
• Appliances, regardless of size, with compressors.
• Sex toys and all related paraphernalia (pornographic material or anything that is obscene in nature)
• Clothes or items bearing any verses of the Quran.
• Video machines (VCRs, DVD players, Blu-ray players) except video game systems.
• Documents of any kind, such as letters and mail.
• Batik sarong.