When placing an order on our website, we want to make sure you understand how currency works throughout the shopping process. Here’s what you need to know:

Charges Are Based on the Shipping Destination

All purchases made on our website will be charged in the currency of the country where the order is being shipped.

For example:

  • If you are shipping your order to Canada, your payment will be charged in CAD.

  • If your shipping address is in the UK, you’ll be charged in GBP.

  • Orders shipped to the United States will be charged in USD, and so on.


Why Does the Website Show Prices in a Different Currency?

You might see prices displayed in:

  • USD (our default currency for most of the country),
  • or in your local currency, depending on your device IP location.

However, the final currency you’re charged in is based on your shipping address, not your browsing location or the displayed currency.

When Will I See the Final Currency?

The correct currency is applied once you:

  1. Proceed to the checkout page.

  2. Enter your shipping address.

At that point, you’ll see your order total in the currency of the shipping destination before you complete your payment.

Helpful Tips

  • Make sure your shipping address is correct to ensure accurate pricing.

  • If you’re using an international credit or debit card, your provider may still charge a small currency conversion or foreign transaction fee.

  • Always double-check the total and currency on the final checkout screen before confirming your purchase.