Case of 125 Instant Cold Packs, 5" x 6" (4" x 5" Cold Area) - Disposable Cold Compresses - No pre-Chilling Required for Quick, Effective First aid Treatment & Relief of Aches, Pains, Bumps & Bruises

We have been using these all summer long in our daycamp. With lots of active campers, we've gone through hundreds of these. They serve the purpose without needing a freezer nearby. For most injuries this is a good size. This was the most economical box we could find.

I keep these in my work backpack and in my vehicle. They don’t get ice cold, but they are convenient and useful to stuff between the belt line and back to take some inflammation down.

Pros: -I used to get these for the school I worked at. They were great for the kids/staff who hurt themselves or just needed it. They're quick and easy to use, provide instant relief, great for the emergency backpacks, nurse's office, portable and good for off site field trips and just generally useful. -Comes with a good amount, but as you can imagine having this in a school, the restock added up. I believe I ordered a pack every 2-3 months or so. Cons: -Probably not the most environmentally friendly because it creates a lot of waste, but it was definitely more sanitary than using reusable ice packs. Uncertainties: -N/A

DOES NOT HOLD ITS COLD. DONT LAST LONG. NEED AT LEAST 3 FOR AN INJURY. BUT THEY DO WORK. BEST FOR THE VALUE SO FAR.

They don’t stay cold for as long as a normal ice pack but I love them especially when I’m sick or have a migraine and am not at home.

Perfect for large group of children. Grab and go replacements for first aid kits.

Had major abdominal surgery and found these and thought better bang for my buck after ordering two other 50 pack cases. These are hard to break and every other one that you get to break spills out the contents. They do not stay cold for long at all maybe 10 minutes at most. So in the end it definitely was NOT a better bargain. I’ll be going back to the other brand. I’d rather pay more for less of something that actually works.

I almost returned this box of instant cold packs. I couldn't figure out how to activate the bags but once I did it was easy every time. I had ordered an instant hot pack once before and really enjoyed the product so I wanted to try the instant cold. The instant hot packs all I had to do was shake and they heated up really good. The cold packs you have to grind any big salt chunks down you feel with your fingers inside the bag until you feel a burst of liquid flowing inside the ice pack. (weird science trick!) I did have problems with activating the cold pack so I looked it up on Utube and it is very easy. I can now easily tell the difference between the activated compress and when its not activated (Before its activated the bag feels like grinding sand and after it feels like a ice cold hand sized waterbed).