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Forgot something on that Amazon order? Now you can add it before it ships

Do you ever forget to add something to your Amazon order and only realize after you’ve placed it? Well, a new feature coming to Amazon Canada will address that annoyance. Essentially, the online shopping giant is rollin…

Forgot something on that Amazon order? Now you can add it before it ships
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Do you ever forget to add something to your Amazon order and only realize after you’ve placed it? Well, a new feature coming to Amazon Canada will address that annoyance. Essentially, the online shopping giant is rolling out a new function called ‘Add to Delivery’ for Canadian Prime members, which allows them to add an [...]

Do you ever forget to add something to your Amazon order and only realize after you’ve placed it? Well, a new feature coming to Amazon Canada will address that annoyance. Essentially, the online shopping giant is rolling out a new function called ‘Add to Delivery’ for Canadian Prime members, which allows them to add an eligible item to an order that is already on its way.

Add to Delivery will be available through the Amazon Shopping app, the Amazon website, and on mobile devices. To use the new feature, look for a blue “Add to Delivery” button on eligible product pages. According to Amazon, shoppers can find the button right below the ‘Add to cart’ button.

Further, if you change your mind, you can cancel the added item before it ships through the “Your Orders” page. The company says the new feature is available across “millions of products,” including “pantry staples,” pet supplies, electronics, clothing, and books. Notably, Amazon first launched Add to Delivery in the U.S. back in October 2025, so it’s nice to see Amazon Canada finally catching up.

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Published
Jul 13, 2026
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