Ice Packs for Lunch Boxes

Why choose us

Our Certifications
Our factories are certified with ISO 22000, HACCP, FDA, RoHS, and REACH, ensuring consistent product quality and safety.

Sales Market
Qinghai Chemical Co., Ltd. has established a strong international presence, with business operations in over 50 countries and regions across Europe, Asia, North America, and Central and South America. Our relentless pursuit of quality and innovation has earned us widespread recognition in the global market.

Our Services
We offer free product evaluation and testing services to help customers identify the most effective solutions. By gaining a deep understanding of each customer’s unique needs, our team provides expert advice that meets the highest industry standards.

Decreased temperature damage

When you want to keep a perishable product from freezing, cool packs are the best option for shipping because they are typically water-based, making the melting point around 32 degrees Fahrenheit, so they don’t reach freezing temperatures like dry ice. Hence, reducing temperature damage to products that are sensitive to freezing, such as some pharmaceuticals and fresh foods. These cold packs are ideal for products that need to be maintained at a consistent temperature.

Safe and environmentally friendly
Cold packs are a safer alternative to dry ice and foam bricks when shipping food. Compared to dry ice—which is considered a hazardous material in the U.S.—cold packs can be manufactured with non-toxic and/or biodegradable contents, making some environmentally safe to dispose of down a drain or septic system. Additionally, cold packs will not harm or damage the skin, while dry ice must be handled with extreme caution (and by a trained individual with protective gear) because it is hazardous. If dry ice comes in contact with skin, it can lead to severe frostbite and possible hospitalization.

Extended temperature coverage
For products with tighter temperature hold times or wide geographic locations, cold packs are a great option. If required, they can also supplement dry ice to help slow down the sublimation process, resulting in cold packs prolonging the life of dry ice—if used—and extend coverage for frozen products during transport.

Multifaceted travel and more carrier options
Cold pack solutions, such as gel packs, can be shipped anywhere, even across borders. Travel regulations for cold packs are less restrictive because most are non-hazardous, unlike dry ice, which cannot ship via USPS ground transport and other characters.