GMS Group Medical Supply, LLC Techni Ice Heavy Duty Reusable Dry Ice/Heat Packs 20 Sheet Special

I first stumbled on these Techni ice sheets by accident at a fishing/outdoor expo about 20 years ago.I ABSOLUTLEY can't live without them; I constantly need to ice my knees and shoulder after my baseball games or workouts. These Techni ice sheets are a life saver, easy to use and very durable. Also, they fit perfectly in my ice cooler to keep my adult beverages nice and cold. Ha HaI have ordered about 40 sheets over the past 20 years; I've given half of them away to very happy friends.

These things I've had for a year now and they work great. A misconception in understanding basic physics makes people believe that because these have the potential to be colder than ice and last longer, that putting them in a 0F degrees refrigeration will somehow permit them to magically obtain negative freezing temps. BUT if you put them in a deep freezer with sub-zero temps and leave them in there long enough to thoroughly achieve those negative temperatures, then guess what? They will! And they will last long. Longer than ice because it is a different chemical than H2O. I have a hot dog cart, with minimal sidewall insulation and need to keep ingredients cold for 8 to 10 hours a day in the hot sun of Florida... So I kinda know what I am talking about. These things work.

I use Techni Ice in my insulated lunch cooler always, and it will keep anything cold that goes into that bag. At the end of the day (12 hours) they go back into the freezer for the next time I need them. Drinks are just like straight out of the fridge with this product. In a soft insulated bag I've had these last 8 hrs. and still cold, and cool after two days. Techni Ice is perfect if you have an absorbtion cooler (12v cooler that plugs into 12v outlet and cools or heats) that you cant put ice in. Put them in frozen and it helps the cooler keep colder temps and maintain those temps longer. This product saves on the cost of ice because when your done using them you can store them and use again at a later date. Also you can use this to keep anything you can imagine warm as they are also a heat pack. I have not used thes to warm but the instructions to do this are on the pack. You can cut to fit any size you need, just cut in between on the seams. I bought a 20 pack of these for alot cheaper than always having to buy ice again and again. Well worth the money. One other thing, for continous use as I do in the lunch bag you can expect 2 or 3 these to last about 8 months. I've bought these at an outdoor retailer more than once at $4.95 a sheet. They can also be hard to find on store shelves.

We were in need of some ice packs for our sample chests. After a while of preperation and freezing, they seemed like they were going to work fine. Since they are in sheets, we could cut to fit our chests and that was a nice touch as well.The product so far has worked very nicely.The seller was outstanding, we ordered overnight and got them first thing in the morning the next day with no strings. Great service.

Ice is so useful to not only help with pain and swelling but to keep things cold. These ice sheets are amazing, stay cold for hours, are re-useable (just re-freeze), stack easily in the freezer and they can be cut down to any size needed.

I take them with me on trips... fill them when there... use them and pass them along to family and friends.Their adaptability and ease of use make them an incredible asset.

This product comes flat but only takes a few minutes to hydrate it then freeze it.Keeps food really cold for long periods of time and is also an excellent ice pack for sore muscles.I have only used it for cold even though it can be used as a hot pack.

The Techni Ice works if coolers kept closed. I had my last over 20 hours that in a 7 day cooler. Only thing I didn't like was the contents inside that freezes in the pack. Leaves a slimy residue on the outside after you activate them.It stays on your hand and it's the consistency of squeezing a slug. Other than that it kept things frozen. I would probably lay down a towel under the packs so it doesn't get on food.