Keep your perishables chilled and drinks ice-cold on the go with our top picks. Packing your favorite cooler full of delicious food and beverages for summertime snacking is something of an art form.

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Whether you’ve recovered from a serious injury, followed doctor’s orders post-op or simply tried to keep the swelling down after a minor bump or bruise, chances are a homemade ice pack has been part ...

Our top picks are from Yeti and Cooler Shock. Cooler Shock makes the best ice packs for coolers—they kept drinks cold for nearly 48 hours. We also liked the Yeti Ice as a durable pick. Ice packs ...

If you've been known to enjoy a box of wine, here's how to transform a freshly emptied box into a huge ice pack for a large cooler. Take the bag that used to hold the wine, rinse it out, and fill it ...

Meal kits are notorious for their packaging problem: A typical delivery might come with insulation, gel-filled icepacks, and tiny containers or bags holding individual ingredients–like a few leaves of ...

WHEN you’re down with an injury and you need quick cooling relief, put down the frozen veggies – the best reusable ice packs are specifically designed to help reduce pain and swelling. Whether you’re ...

Here is a simple recipe for an effective and inexpensive ice pack. Mix three parts water with one part rubbing alcohol. Put the solution in a plastic bag and double it after squeezing all the air out.

Whether you’re packing lunch for school, work or a day trip, keeping food and drinks cold is a top priority. If you already have an insulated lunch box, maximize your chilling potential by adding an ...