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ThermaFreeze 
ThermaFreeze is a dry gel pack alternative to ice and ice substitutes.
ThermaFreeze is also unique in that it is flexible when frozen, so it fits the curvature of the product being chilled or the body part needing relief.
ThermaFreeze is plastic on one side and soft cloth on the other side offering a comfortable refrigeration temperature for up to 90 minutes versus 25 minutes for traditional gel pack products.
ThermaFreeze sheets, which can be cut to virtually any size, are ideal for keeping food and beverages chilled in portable ice chests, protecting foods during shipment, keeping school lunches cool, and serving as a cold compress.
ThermaFreeze costs less than alternative products in the same category, lasts longer under a wide variety of conditions, and weights less when shipped dry then any other ice alternative.
For commercial applications, ThermaFreeze pads are configured to keep payloads within a designated critical temperature range over a specified transit time provided by the shipper.
For consumer applications, ThermaFreeze pads can go into lunch bags and coolers. They are flexible and can be wrapped around bottles and cans. ThermaFreeze provides unparalleled cooling power, unlike any product on the market.
ThermaFreeze is a dry gel pack alternative to ice and ice substitutes.
ThermaFreeze is also unique in that it is flexible when frozen, so it fits the curvature of the product being chilled or the body part needing relief.
ThermaFreeze is plastic on one side and soft cloth on the other side offering a comfortable refrigeration temperature for up to 90 minutes versus 25 minutes for traditional gel pack products.
ThermaFreeze sheets, which can be cut to virtually any size, are ideal for keeping food and beverages chilled in portable ice chests, protecting foods during shipment, keeping school lunches cool, and serving as a cold compress.
ThermaFreeze costs less than alternative products in the same category, lasts longer under a wide variety of conditions, and weights less when shipped dry then any other ice alternative.
For commercial applications, ThermaFreeze pads are configured to keep payloads within a designated critical temperature range over a specified transit time provided by the shipper.
For consumer applications, ThermaFreeze pads can go into lunch bags and coolers. They are flexible and can be wrapped around bottles and cans. ThermaFreeze provides unparalleled cooling power, unlike any product on the market. 
