Choose the Right First Aid Ice Pack
AEROCOOL™ Instant Ice Packs are single-use cold packs that activate quickly without refrigeration. This makes them practical for first aid kits, vehicles, sports bags and other situations where access to ice or a freezer may be limited.
Choose between:
- 80 g instant ice packs for a compact, lightweight option suited to smaller first aid kits and portable supplies.
- 240 g instant ice packs when greater coverage is required for larger injury sites such as limbs, joints or torso areas.
- Bulk packs for organisations that need to maintain a larger supply, including a carton of 96 x 80 g packs or a box of 32 x 240 g packs.
Each AEROCOOL™ option is single use and disposable, so there is no need to clean or refreeze the pack after use.
Cold Packs for Workplaces, Schools and Sport
Instant cold packs can be useful wherever minor sprains, strains, bruises and soft tissue injuries may occur. Because AEROCOOL™ packs do not require refrigeration before activation, they can be stored with other first aid supplies until needed.
Individual packs suit smaller kits and occasional use, while the bulk 32-pack and 96-pack formats can help workplaces, schools, sporting clubs and medical facilities maintain a ready supply for higher-demand environments.
Cooling Patches for Portable Relief
The COOL RELIEF™ Cold Gel Patches offer a different type of cooling product. Supplied in a pouch of six, the patches provide a cooling effect on contact without water, ice or refrigeration.
Their mess-free, portable format makes them easy to keep in first aid kits, travel bags, workplaces or medicine cabinets. They are designed for cooling relief associated with minor injuries, headaches, fever and muscle discomfort.
Instant Cold Packs Without Refrigeration
All of the cooling products in this collection are designed for convenient use without pre-chilling. AEROCOOL™ Instant Ice Packs activate when required, while COOL RELIEF™ Cold Gel Patches are ready to apply directly from the pouch.
This makes the range particularly useful when traditional ice packs or frozen gel packs are impractical to store. Always follow the instructions supplied with the individual product.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a first aid cold pack used for?
First aid cold packs are designed to provide localised cooling after minor injuries such as sprains, strains, bruises and other soft tissue injuries. Follow the instructions supplied with the product when applying cold therapy.
Do AEROCOOL™ instant ice packs need to be refrigerated?
No. The AEROCOOL™ Instant Ice Packs in this collection are designed to activate without refrigeration, making them suitable for storage in first aid kits, vehicles, workplaces and sporting supplies.
What is the difference between the 80 g and 240 g ice packs?
The 80 g AEROCOOL™ pack is a smaller, lighter option that suits compact kits and portable use. The 240 g pack provides greater coverage and is designed for larger injury sites such as limbs, joints and torso areas.
Are these first aid ice packs reusable?
The AEROCOOL™ Instant Ice Packs are single-use products. They are designed to be disposed of after use rather than cleaned, refrozen or reused.
Can I buy first aid cold packs in bulk?
Yes. The range includes AEROCOOL™ 80 g Instant Ice Packs in a carton of 96 and 240 g Instant Ice Packs in a box of 32. These formats are intended for organisations and environments that require a larger ongoing supply.
What are COOL RELIEF™ Cold Gel Patches?
COOL RELIEF™ Cold Gel Patches are ready-to-use cooling patches supplied in a pouch of six. They provide a cooling effect without water, ice or refrigeration and are designed for minor injuries, headaches, fever and muscle discomfort.
