My wax stands up to shipping pretty well and wax actually melting during shipping is a rare occurrence. However, you should keep in mind the time of the year, your local temps, and your availability to receive your order as soon as it's delivered. Let's face it, summers are brutal just about everywhere. While my wax does well during shipping, not many waxes will survive being left in a hot mail box or on a porch in direct sunlight, or being in the back of a hot mail truck all day if you are a late stop. If you ordered any scoopable waxes, you must be able to take them in as soon as they are delivered. If they are extra soft when delivered, just pop them in the fridge for a bit. If you have any concern that your package will not be able to be retrieved as soon as it is delivered or if your mail stop is close to the end of the day, then I would strongly recommend that you use Hold for Pickup to pick your package up at your local USPS office or have your package delivered to an address where someone will be available to receive the package (maybe a neighbor or your work address).