Aqua Pack Heat Pack, Heat Bag

Ensure the safe transport of your aquatic life and plants with the Aqua Pack Heat Pack, a reliable solution for maintaining optimal temperatures during shipping.

Reliable Temperature Protection

The Aqua Pack Heat Pack is designed to provide a consistent and gentle heat source, crucial for protecting sensitive aquatic organisms, plants, and invertebrates from the detrimental effects of cold during transit. It activates automatically upon exposure to air and can provide warmth for extended periods, typically ranging from 40 to 72 hours, depending on the specific variant and environmental conditions. This makes it an essential tool for shipping during colder months or when transporting across long distances.

How to Use

Remove the heat pack from its outer packaging.
Expose it to air for activation. Some variants may require brief activation in a frost-free environment before placing in the shipping box.
Place the activated heat pack inside the shipping container, ensuring it does not come into direct contact with the animals or plants. It’s often recommended to place it within an insulated layer or a separate bag to moderate the heat.
Monitor temperatures if using during a power outage for an aquarium, taking care to prevent overheating.

Key Features

Provides up to 40-72 hours of heat.
Activates automatically upon air exposure.
Ideal for shipping fish, shrimp, aquatic plants, corals, and other temperature-sensitive items.
Contains non-toxic, biodegradable ingredients such as iron powder, activated charcoal, salt, and vermiculite.
Compact size for easy inclusion in shipping packages.

Important Considerations

While designed to prevent freezing, these heat packs are not intended for human use. Always ensure proper ventilation within the shipping box and avoid direct contact with delicate specimens to prevent potential burns or stress. If using to supplement aquarium heat during a power outage, regular temperature checks are advised to maintain a safe range.

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