Polar Tech - RB 15 RB15 Re-Freez-R-Brix Foam Refrigerant Pack, 4-1/2" Length x 4" Width x 1-1/2" Thick (Case of 6)
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- Long lasting
- Rigid foam
- Reusable
- Economical
- Keeps frozen products chilled for an extended period of time
Description
Polar Tech Re-Freeze-R-Brix foam refrigerant pack. Re-Freeze-R-Brix is a block of rigid foam that holds its shape frozen or thawed and is reusable. The Refrigerator in a bag. These refrigerants are non-toxic, sealed in a heavy plastic pouch, and are rated the best in foam refrigerants. Prevent thawing, keeps frozen products chilled for an extended period of time. Protects against freezing, when packaged in properly insulated containers, warmed Re-Freeze-R- Brix release heat, keeping perishables from freezing.
Brand: Polar Tech
Material: Foam
Product Dimensions: 4.5"L x 4"W
Item Weight: 15 Ounces
Unit Count: 6.0 Count
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 4.5 x 4 x 1.5 inches; 15 ounces
Item model number : RB 15
Date First Available : October 24, 2012
Manufacturer : Polar Tech Industries, Inc
Country of Origin : USA
Customer Reviews: 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,309 ratings
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I flew from Jersey to FL using 5 of these, in two insulated bags in a checked suitcase, to keep homemade ice cream that I made to surprise someone frozen. When I arrived we had 7 hours of being out and about until our 3pm check-in. About 15 hours had passed when it was time to open it and one of the places we went let me put the bag in their freezer for an hour. I was scared to open the bag when it finally came time to reveal the surprise. It was a win! The ice-cream was still frozen! I do think the double insulated bag inside a suitcase helped for sure. Also because these are foam I didn't have to worry about a ton of water melting but there is naturally a bit on condensation but far less than ice. *IMPORTANT NOTE: Prior to purchasing these I noticed someone complained about how flimsy the bags were and that they tore. They are right! The plastic IS flimsy! So learning from their review I always keep each of them in their own closed ziplock back when I use them so I that the plastic always has a layer protecting it from tearing. WILL extend the life of these by a ton! I have never has to repurchase them. I even refreeze them in the ziplock. They basically live in their ziplock bags and from time to time I'll open them to clean them as needed. Since the ice cream mission I have also used them wonderfully to keep my lunch, such as salads, cool on a summers day and to keep groceries cool when I am not heading straight home. Definitely happy I bought these.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2017 by E.E.
These Re-Freez-R-Brix are great. They freeze up quickly (overnight would be good) andthey last a long time in the coolers. Your food doesn't get all wet. And the best part, no melting ice water to deal with after the fun time.
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2024 by Anthony
These blocks sure stay cold a long, long, long time. I work nights and use them to keep my lunch and dinner cold, and boy, do they!! I use 3 in the cooler, then the other 3 stay in the freezer, swapping them around every day. Once they're frozen good and solid (that first 48 hour freeze they recommend) they stay cold a lonnnng time. Somewhere I read 4-5 days, but I haven't tried that length of time. I just needed foods to stay very cold for about 12 hours so the food's safe to eat still. Ice wasn't working, those blue gel packs weren't cold enough, but THESE... ARE!! Such a good price for 6 blocks. WAY easier than making ice every night and dealing with melting ice or using plastic bags to try and contain the runoff. These blocks do have some moisture runoff but it's normal and it's not from the heavy duty plastic they're packaged in; it's from condensation and it's not as much as what ice produced every night. If you have a big cooler, sure use all of them, but for a small cooler, 3 works fantastically well, and keeps 3 in the freezer for the next time.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2018 by Samantha Ashe
These are the best ice packs. They last longer and stay colder than the gel ones. This size is good for a lunchbox or mini cooler. I also have the longer ones that are perfect in the big cooler on our road trips. I am so glad I discovered these!
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by Lauren P
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2024 by Katerina Smith
Worked great and the TSA agents complimented them. They stayed frozen for a long time in my pumping bag and refroze quickly
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024 by Katherine
Keeps items very cool.
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2024 by Janet Flippen
We have used these cold packs multiple times now, and they have worked well for us through several freeze-thaw cycles. We are always careful where we place the freezer packs in the freezer and in containers to avoid poking holes in them. One hole and they are pretty much done. We have learned by experimentation that there is an optimal way to keep any food cold, or frozen, as the case may be. First, be sure the food container is insulated, and insulated well. Second, pre-cool the insulated container as much as possible. For frozen food, we pre-cool with dry ice if we can get some. Ice also works, but dry ice takes the pre-cooling to a much colder level. Third, remove all pre-cooling materials and remove any residual moisture. Fourth, fill the insulated container as much as possible. Fifth, add cold packs in any location where gaps or spaces remain. Since the cold packs are added last, the cold packs should be near the top of the insulated container so that the cooled air sinks from the top to the bottom. The advantage of the freezer packs is that they do not drip onto food as they thaw, assuming the packs have no holes! We have successfully shipped frozen food across the country (next day air) using insulated shipping containers with freezer packs and the food has arrived safely. We do not ship with dry ice because while dry ice is permitted on planes, dry ice requires "special handling," which means big dollars, so we stick to using dry ice for pre-cooling only, and pack as close as possible to the time of shipping. Admittedly, there are other options to using freezer packs. However, these are reusable and their rectangular ship is quite suitable for our shipping containers. Occasionally one develops a leak. We have not had any success in sealing a leaking freezer pack, so we dispose of those that leak. The other problem is getting the freezer packs back. Those we send locally we can usually retrieve. Those that go cross country become gifts to the recipient, which needs factored into the shipping cost. There are a few complaints about shipping costs, but generally most recipients are happy to have their food intact and edible and understand that the packaging does exactly that. Freezer packs meet a very specific need, and these are reusable, with care, and are reasonably priced. When used as part of a shipping process for cold or frozen food, they work great. Enjoy!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2017 by Lonnie E. Holder