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has anyone used dry ice / carbondioxide ice for keeping your drops frozen while youre traveling? At least serum drops need to be kept frozen, maybe some other drops too?
I`m asking because I dont wanna get any extra hassle in the airport with my serum drops and dry ice block. Anyways, airlines state that you are allowed to carry 2 kilograms of dry ice in the cabin, I really hope so...
I`ve tried dry ice once and one block kept my drops at steady -22 F for 48 hours if I put some insulation between drops and ice, without any insulation temperature drops to -110 F and that might be too cold...
BTW I also like the name it`s called; DRY ice
has anyone used dry ice / carbondioxide ice for keeping your drops frozen while youre traveling? At least serum drops need to be kept frozen, maybe some other drops too?
I`m asking because I dont wanna get any extra hassle in the airport with my serum drops and dry ice block. Anyways, airlines state that you are allowed to carry 2 kilograms of dry ice in the cabin, I really hope so...
I`ve tried dry ice once and one block kept my drops at steady -22 F for 48 hours if I put some insulation between drops and ice, without any insulation temperature drops to -110 F and that might be too cold...
BTW I also like the name it`s called; DRY ice