Dry Ice Pouches: Buy, Pack, and Ship Right in 2025
If you ship frozen goods, dry ice pouches help you stay compliant, clean, and consistently cold. They contain pellets or blocks while letting CO₂ escape, so your product stays frozen and handlers stay safe. This guide shows how to size, pack, label (UN1845), and choose alternatives for 24–72 hour lanes in 2025. When to use dry ice pouches for frozen lanes and how they differ from gel and PCM pouches How many dry ice pouches you really need for 24–72 hours without overpaying How to label and vent correctly under UN1845 and IATA PI 954 in 2025 When to pick gel or PCM instead to avoid hazmat steps on chilled routes Trends for 2025 that affect materials, acceptance checklists, and sustainability What are dry ice pouches and when should you use them? Short answer: Dry ice pouches are vented, tear‑resistant bags or sleeves that hold solid CO₂ inside an insulated shipper so gas can escape while your goods stay frozen....