Do you refrigerate cold packs or freeze them before use ?
751481
Either would work. We freeze them. However, the cold packs are a bit on the "cheapy" side. The bag itself is insulated and does a good job of keeping insulin at room temperature for hours, even outside on a hot day.
486867
Depends on how long you leave it in the freezer. I normally can get two uses out of it before it has to be refrigerated again. It's really a great ice pack.
161432
All are cold. You do not microwave or freeze them. You fold them in half and shake the product which breaks the inner bag allowing the chemicals to mix and become cold.
1887625
I thawed and refroze in ice cube trays and keep in freezer bag. Great product!
1723133
When I bought mine, it didn't come on a cold pack either. I think it should be OK since it wasn't out of the freezer for several days. The one I have works great.
1787347
Freeze. They feel like they are gel filled but the freeze hard. Like any ice pack you would get with a small cooler.
2022820
Hello, No it does not Require refrigeration, and no it is not shipped in a cold pack. Thank you for your interest Quest Products Inc.
1663555
I only did cold. But if you purchase packs which you can heat (probably microwave) you can insert these into pouches and use..
814562
In most cases, the cold packs will not stay frozen or remain cold during the full time in transit. Even if the cold packs are completely thawed and the product is no longer cold, the probiotics have excellent stability during the short time that they are exposed to ambient temperatures. The cold packs do their job of keeping the probiotics cool during the majority of the time in shipment. Thus, the chance of prolonged exposure to high temperatures that might affect potency is avoided. THDV Staff
250822
Hi it does not need to be refrigerated, but is much better cold. Each package has the expiration date on them.
1341980
Use ziplock freezer bags to store - no freezing needed; cut n parts & place n separate bags to use as needed. It's wonderful!!! Enjoy!!!!
1207199
Do you mean after they've been opened? Because otherwise there'd be no reason to freeze them since they're in cans which should last years and years if unopened. So, if I did get that right, I see no reason why you can't freeze some of this maybe even in a small Tupperware or plastic bag with the air sucked out of it. If you haven't had it already, it's really really good stuff. Enjoy!
1463157
When I received mine 5 months ago, I wrapped the remaining pieces in paper toweling (had about 3 or 4 packages) & put all of them in a zip lock bag. They lasted easily 3 months. (Longer than that they mold). Mine was very fresh, so that probably makes a difference. It's important to keep it dry and cool. I didn't try freezing - so I don't know if that works. Hope this helps
398312
No. Only refrigerate after opening. However, I like them better cold, but it's not necessary.
1842024
We place frozen ice packs in the Tote for very short executions out of the house. So that the ice pack does not melt in the Tote, we will store the Tote, along with the ice pack and insulin, in refrigerator. Not sure if this is answering your question, but obviously you do not want to freeze the insulin.
1446250
Refrigerate for daily use, freeze for future use. I buy a few at a time and freeze the extra.
1893045
No...no ice pack so I called n they gave me the answer that it is refrigerated until shipped...but I live in the desert ...Also sat in my outside mailbox for a day....bottom line its better if u buy at store...