Price: $26.90
(as of Dec 22, 2024 01:15:24 UTC – Details)
It’s NOT DRY ICE CO2 and it doesn’t smoke!
Package Dimensions : 12.52 x 10.24 x 1.02 inches; 8.85 Ounces
Date First Available : March 9, 2022
Manufacturer : AUZPFRUM
ASIN : B09V5R2BGM
Ice Pack Sheets Use Tips: 1. Just ice packs, NOT DRY ICE CARBON DIOXIDE, NO SMOKE! 2.When placed in the freezer, DO NOT FOLD MESH SIDE, DO NOT LET THE MESH SIDES TOUCH EACH OTHER. otherwise it will freeze and stick together. 3.Please store in a ziplock bag and do not expose to air. Otherwise, the ice pack will absorb the moisture in the air, and the water absorption capacity will be weakened.
Reusable Shipping Ice Packs: Cold Ice packs keep food cold and it’s so easy to cut them into the size you need. After using ice packs for a while, the moisture in the ice pack will decreas, cold packs flatten out, however they’re super easy to plump back up by soaking in water for just a minute or two. Dry off and back in the freezer for perfect re-use! Good sized ice caps can be cut to different sizes to suit the cooling needs of different containers.
Long Lasting Ice Packs: Ice pack blankets are non-toxic, non-slimy, food touchable large ice sheets. Ice pack sheets are very thin like paper, so easy to store before activated. Ice packs are used together with insulated containers such as insulation packs, coolers, insulated shopping bags, foam boxes, etc to keep cold longer up to hours. Cold ice packs are ideal for trip, long distance travel, outdoor gatherings, picnics, camping, fishing and hiking, as well as for your camp kitchen.
Perfect Ice Substitute: Ice packs are perfect ice replacement products. Ice packs are used for transportation cold chain industry, fresh beer, beverages, perishables, breast milk, shipping food, seafood, medicine, vaccines, pathology samples etc. Ice packs are also perfect for insulin cooler bags, insulin cooler cases, diabetes organizers, and diabetes travel bags that require ice. Ice packs can also be used for cold compress physical therapy for body swelling, sprains, postoperative pain, etc.