Ice Packs for Insulin Cooler Travel Case, TSA Approved Reusable Cooler Ice Packs, Suitable for Most Medication Cooler Travel Case(180g *2 Packs)

It is good to have extra ice oaks. They fit perfectly in the travel container

The Gosemai Reusable Cooler Ice Packs have been a vital addition to my diabetic insulin cooler case. These packs are designed for convenience and effectiveness, ensuring my medication stays at the correct temperature during travel. The 180g ice packs are highly effective at maintaining a cool temperature for an extended period. They fit perfectly in my insulin cooler case, providing consistent cooling without taking up too much space. This efficiency is essential for keeping my medication safe and effective. The compact size of these ice packs makes them incredibly portable. They are easy to pack and carry, making them ideal for both short trips and long journeys. Their lightweight design ensures they don’t add unnecessary bulk to my cooler case. Using these ice packs is simple. Just freeze them before use, and they are ready to go. The fact that they are reusable makes them a cost-effective and environmentally friendly choice. They maintain their performance even after multiple freeze-thaw cycles. Made from high-quality materials, these ice packs are durable and designed to last. The leak-proof construction gives me peace of mind, knowing there won’t be any unwanted spills or messes in my cooler case. This reliability is crucial for transporting medication safely. While perfect for insulin, these ice packs are versatile enough to be used for other purposes. Whether it's for keeping snacks cool during a picnic or preserving cosmetics, their functionality extends beyond just medical use.

Got this for our backpack cooler as we always go on a trip and we have my toddlers milk, this is really useful and it cools our stuff so well.

Broke the first night I froze them BUT to be fair all our ice packs get loaded inside the freezer door standing up, so this caused these ice packs to crumple a bit & then in one of those spots where it crumpled it seems like some “ice” expanded outward towards the outer seal. It didn’t fully break through but as the ice melted I noticed that spot would slow “bleed” out the ice pack. And since this has a warning to discard if leaking, these immediately went into the trash. Funny, there’s no warning to freeze them while flat ONLY, to prevent said leaks.Even still, these weren’t exactly what we were looking for so I thought I would make note for others: When these are frozen they are rock hard. Some ice packs when frozen still have some flexibility & these are not those.

They freeze pretty quick and they're cold, but I do have to use both, and they defrost after about 8 hours (whole work day) but have to use both. Packs are pretty sturdy and haven't had issues or leaks.

Got these ice packs to use for my kids lunch as they are small and thin. The outside is a softer material and these are the perfect size for lunches. I have also use these for sport’s injuries and they work very well and again stay cold for a very long time.

There's not much to say here - these are ice packs, good quality, and they are cold. They are the hard kind (i.e. not gel packs), but that's fine for using in a cooler.

These are great. Wish they stayed as a gel to use for aches and pains but even when frozen solid, very versatile for food, medicine or first aid.