At Sober Relief, we aim to provide fast, reliable and transparent delivery for all orders. Below you’ll find everything you need to know about how we ship our products and what you can expect after placing an order.
Shipping & Delivery Policy
Posted 24 Nov, 2025
Delivery Method
All orders are shipped using Royal Mail Tracked 48.
- Fully tracked service
- Delivery confirmation
- Email updates throughout
- Free shipping on all UK orders
Delivery Timeframes
Royal Mail Tracked 48 typically delivers within:
- 1–3 working days
- Most orders arrive within 2 working days
Please note that weekends and bank holidays are not classed as working days.
Order Processing Times
Orders are usually processed and dispatched within 24 hours on working days (Monday to Friday).
Orders placed after 2pm, or during weekends or public holidays, will be processed the next working day.
Order & Tracking Notifications
You will receive:
- Order confirmation email
- Dispatch confirmation email
- Tracking details once your parcel is on its way
If you do not receive tracking details within 24 hours of dispatch, please check your spam folder or contact us.
Delivery Issues
If your parcel is delayed, lost, or marked as delivered but cannot be found, please email us at info@soberrelief.com, and we will help resolve the issue with Royal Mail.
Shipping Restrictions
We currently ship to the United Kingdom only.
Changes to Our Shipping Policy
We reserve the right to modify or update this shipping policy at any time without prior notice. We encourage you to review this policy periodically to stay informed of any changes.
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