Dry Ice Packs for Shipping Frozen Food Long Lasting, Reusable Cold Packs Sheets for Cooler, Freezer Packs for Lunch Boxes

These are some of the best ice packs I’ve used. I’m a flight attendant and it’s very difficult to keep my food cold for long periods of time. I like the option of being able to cut these into sizes to fit my lunchboxes and coolers. I can stick them in the hotel freezers inside the little refrigerators and they refreeze nicely. They stay frozen for over 24 hours. It’s a great addition I’d recommend buying them.

I got these for my fruit holder at my bar they puffed up a little too much ! Great after fridge but not freezer

They worked great. Kept the food cool in 96+degree temperatures.

Did what I wanted pluses more keeped my cupcakes frosting from melting and cold

Great not little ice packs that come in handy when more ice is needed for the cooler.

Doesn’t stay cold that long.

So these "dry ice" packs aren't actually dry ice, which is a bit misleading from the title. It is dry when you receive it, and until you need to use it. Then you have to soak it in water. Doesn't take long. And then you freeze it. They do, however, a surprisingly good job of keeping stuff frozen or cold. They last quite a while, and being reusable is a bonus. Mine did not appear to lose any water after melting. Not sure how that works, but it does. So, despite the confusing name, they are effective cold packs.

long lasting