The fastest way to check
Enter your full address at the checkout, postal code included, and see whether it goes through. Supported destinations change and no article stays accurate about them for long, so the live order page is the only answer worth trusting.
If the address is accepted and you get a complete total with a delivery line on it, you are fine. If it is rejected, you have your answer without spending anything.
What affects how long it takes
Orders shipping from the US to Canada take longer than domestic ones. The realistic timeline includes the seller picking and packing the order, the carrier collecting it, the border crossing, the handoff to a Canadian carrier and then the distance to your door.
Weekends, public holidays and rural addresses all add days. Treat any estimate you are given as an estimate rather than a promise, and do not order with three capsules left in the current bottle if running out matters to you.
Duties, taxes and handling fees
Cross-border parcels can attract charges that are not always collected upfront at the checkout. Depending on how the order is shipped and declared, a carrier may ask for duty, tax or a brokerage fee before they hand the parcel over.
Read the shipping terms on the order page so you know what is included. It is not usually a large amount, but nobody enjoys being surprised at the door.
What to keep once it ships
Save the confirmation email, the order number and the tracking link. When the parcel arrives, keep the packing slip. If anything is damaged or missing, photograph the box and the contents before you unpack everything.
All of that takes a minute and makes both delivery queries and any later return far easier. The 60-day guarantee generally requires the packing slip and every bottle, including empty ones, so the habit of keeping things starts on day one.
See the current Gut Save packages
Check the bottle count, today’s total and the return terms on the order summary before you pay.