Cooler Shock Ice Packs for Cooler, Reusable, Long Lasting, Cold Freezer Packs for Coolers, Lunch Bags & Totes to Keep Food Fresh($25.99Value)

Description

Long-Lasting Cold at 18°F: Stays frozen for 24–48 hours per use, keeping drinks, snacks, meats, and produce cold far longer than standard ice blocks or gel packs. Replaces Up to 7 lbs of Ice: Each 5 lb pack punches above its weight, cutting down bulk and eliminating the soggy melt mess that loose ice always leaves behind with this. Food-Safe, Non-Hazardous Formula: No dry ice, no sketchy chemicals. The Cooler Shock formula is completely food safe, so it's safe to pack directly alongside food and drinks. Fill, Seal & Freeze in Minutes: Just add water, twist on the screw cap, and freeze. No complicated prep, no leaks, and no guesswork thanks to the built-in Cooler Shock formula. 2-Pack Slim 13" x 10" Hard Shell Fits Most Coolers: The compact hard-shell design fits standard coolers, lunch bags, and totes without wasted space, making it an easy grab for camping, hiking, and daily use. Non-Hazardous 100% Made in the USA – 5 lbs. when filled, replaces 7 lbs. of ice. Cooler Shock hard gel pack outperforms ice and other gel packs. Why? They stay at 18° Degrees F. for hours on end using a phase change process. Check the others, not even close. Our packs release the largest amount of energy at freezer temperatures to get your food and beverages cold quickly. Put them in the freezer for 24-48 hours (depending on if it’s completely warm) and you will have portable cooling power that accelerates cooling. CoolerShock is shipped to you with a dry formula inside. Simply add water and put the screw cap on. The pack turns to gel in 15 minutes. It lasts all day (24 hours) in size-matched coolers listed on our website. Great for fishing, boating, parties, and tailgating. Add room temperature drinks to your cooler and drink them at near-freezing temperatures a few hours later. Drinks should not be left in direct contact with ice packs for a prolonged period as they can freeze. Built in Phoenix Arizona.