Ice Pack Water Absorbing 50's

Ice Pack

Consumables

Water-absorbing reusable ice packs

Description

Ice Pack - Water Absorbing 50's is a pack of 50 reusable, super-absorbent polymer ice packs, each with a 200 ml capacity. The non-woven packs are soaked in water for approximately 3 minutes to activate the absorbent material and then frozen. Once frozen, they are used in containers or cool boxes to provide overnight cooling for products and produce, helping maintain a low temperature during storage or transport.

Bnefits

Pack of 50 individual ice packs, allowing multiple containers or shipments to be cooled at once.
Each pack has a 200 ml capacity, providing consistent and predictable cooling volume.
Super-absorbent polymer core absorbs water prior to freezing, creating a gel-like internal structure that holds cold for extended periods.
Reusable design allows the same ice pack to be soaked and refrozen multiple times, reducing waste and ongoing consumable costs.
Non-woven outer material provides a flexible, soft surface that conforms to products and packing spaces.
Simple preparation: soak in water for around 3 minutes and place in the freezer, with no additional equipment or chemicals required.
Suitable for maintaining a cool environment for products and produce overnight, supporting cold-chain handling for temperature-sensitive items.
Supplied by aesthetics-focused distributors, making it convenient for clinics to source alongside aesthetic injectables and consumables.

Indications

Used to keep products and produce cool during storage or transport, particularly overnight or over several hours.
Suitable for use in cool boxes, insulated containers and shipping packaging for temperature-sensitive items.
Commonly used in aesthetic and medical settings to maintain low temperatures for medicines, skincare products and other temperature-sensitive consumables.
Can be used in non-clinical settings such as food transport, catering or general household cooling where reusable ice packs are needed.

Composition

Outer layer: non-woven material as indicated on the product packaging (non-woven type).
Core: super absorbent polymer that takes up water on soaking and forms a gel when frozen.
Liquid content: water added by the user during the soaking step (approximately 200 ml per pack when fully hydrated).
Pack capacity: 200 ml per individual ice pack.

Formulation

Reusable, water-absorbing ice pack containing super-absorbent polymer within a non-woven outer pouch.
Designed to be hydrated with water prior to freezing to form a cold gel pack.
Each box contains 50 identical ice packs supplied unhydrated.

Packaging

Outer carton containing 50 individual water-absorbing ice packs.
Individual packs supplied flat and dry, intended to be soaked and frozen by the end user.
Labelling on each pack includes the text "Reusable Ice Pack", "Super Absorbent Polymer", "Non-woven type" and a stated capacity of 200 ml.

Usage

Remove the required number of ice packs from the box.
Soak each pack in clean water for approximately 3 minutes to allow the super-absorbent polymer to fully hydrate.
After soaking, allow any surface water to drain off.
Place the hydrated packs in a freezer until fully frozen.
Once frozen, position the ice packs in cool boxes, insulated containers or shipping packaging around the items that require cooling.
After use, return the packs to the freezer for reuse as needed, provided the outer material remains intact and undamaged.
Discard and replace any pack that shows signs of leakage, damage or deterioration.

Contraindications

Not intended for ingestion; keep out of reach of children and pets.
Do not use if the pack is damaged or leaking; dispose of any compromised packs appropriately.
Not designed for direct application to skin for prolonged periods; if used in contact with skin, ensure there is a protective layer (such as a cloth or towel) to reduce risk of cold injury.
Do not use on broken or compromised skin.
Not suitable as a medical device for therapeutic cold therapy unless used under appropriate guidance and local protocols.

Adverse Effects

Prolonged direct contact with frozen packs on the skin may cause discomfort, redness or cold-related injury.
Leakage of the hydrated polymer contents may cause local irritation on contact with skin or mucous membranes in sensitive individuals.
If the pack is punctured, the wet polymer may create slipping hazards on hard surfaces until cleaned.
Improper use (e.g., insufficient freezing time or inadequate insulation) may result in inadequate cooling of temperature-sensitive products.

Storage Conditions

Store unused, dry packs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sources of heat.
Protect from sharp objects and rough handling that could puncture or tear the non-woven outer layer.
Once hydrated, store packs in a freezer when not in active use to maintain them in a frozen state ready for deployment.
Do not expose packs to open flames or high temperatures that may damage the outer material.
Follow any additional storage information on the outer carton or packaging.