6 Pack Insulated Shipping Boxes with Aluminum Foil Insulated Bag，for Shipping Frozen Food Cold Shipping Boxes Large Foil Cooler Carton Moving Kits for Mailing Packing (Box Size 11 x 6.1 x 7.1 Inch)

PERFECT!

Amazing Product. Shipping was fast!

These are smaller than i thought they would be, but they worked just the same. We took a big family road trip. We drove about 8 hours and we wanted to take as much of our own groceries as we could so we didn't need to shop and waste the precious vacation time. These worked out really well. The point was to fill these and toss them if we didn't need them on the way back, which we didn't. It was a great way to pack for the trip there and save space on the way back. Obviously these are not as effective as regular coolers, but they did the job for us. Keep in mind these are still cardboard boxes, so if something spills or if something melts that isn't sealed, these will leak. Would recommend for the same purpose we used them for. Not sure how they would handle for shipping with a courier being responsible for how these are handled.

Don't send it from Texas to yankville at that price, there's better ones out there

Worked great!

I was very unsure that these cold pack mailers would work. I've worked in the veterinary industry and I've seen vaccines and medications shipped to us in these mini-coolers. Those boxes were lined in styrofoam. I wanted one like that but got some serious sticker shock on the cost!! So I decided to give these a shot, although I was admittedly dubious. Worst case scenario was that they don't pass my home test and I'd have to return them. Well, I was honestly super impressed. Mind you, you MUST use the right type of icepack. Those cheapo ones that come with your kid's lunch box are not going to cut it. All you need are the gel ice packs that are made expressly for cold shipping. Those, happily, are inexpensive, and I've saved a few of them over the years in my freezer. So I put a single gel ice pack inside the liner bag, folded the back in half and wrapped it with a rubberband. I then put it inside the box, which I should also let you know that it's very thick cardboard with cells that I suppose trap air to help further insulate. I left this in my living room at 74 degrees (room temp more or less) for 36 hours with the box only "semi sealed" with a 10lb dumbbell on top of it to keep it closed. The ice pack was not only cold after a day and a half, it was still solid ice. I honestly think it would still be cold another 12 hours, maybe even longer, but for my next day afternoon shipping purposes, 36 hours was all I needed. Granted during peak summer months, it could melt sooner, but I honestly didn't even expect it to go as long as it did. I even checked it every 12 hours, which re-introduced heat and it still stayed cold. I am really happy I didn't buy those costly styrofoam ones. These are half the price and work great! Definitely recommended.

Milk, yogurt, veggies, & meats were all put in here when i moved 15 miles away and they maintained their temperature as well. These boxes are a perfect size for food & any items that you absolutely want to maintain the temperature they were in when u put them inside. That goes for hot or cold items. Small boxes like this are a godsend when moving your kitchen. I just wish the boxes were a lil larger they are a tad bit 2 small.

I recently used the Insulated Shipping Boxes with Aluminum Foil Insulated Bag for moving frozen food. They effectively maintained the cold temperature, ensuring the food stayed frozen during transit. The combination of the insulated bag and the durable box made packing straightforward and secure.However, the boxes were smaller than I expected, which limited the amount I could move at once. Despite this, they are still a reliable option for anyone needing to move perishable items.