Choose around your shipment
Start with the required temperature and product sensitivity rather than choosing only by pack dimensions.
Bulk shipping gel packs
Bulk gel packs for temperature-sensitive shipping.
Put the right cooling capacity into your packout. Explore refrigerant gel packs for shipping around your payload, packing process and order volume, with specifications and delivered cost clarified before you commit.
No measurements needed to start. No payment required.
Built around your packing process
Plan cooling around the goods you ship.
Make room for the payload
Compare pack weight, size and placement with the space available inside your insulated packaging.
Understand the delivered cost
Review quantity, freight and handling alongside unit pricing before placing a recurring order.
Explore the options
Shipping ice packs for existing and new packouts.
Tell us whether you are replacing an existing refrigerant or developing a new shipping configuration. We will confirm available options and commercial terms.
Existing shipping process
Packs for an established packout
Share your current refrigerant specification and order volume so we can discuss sourcing options.
- Pack dimensions and fill weight
- Required conditioning and handling
- Case quantities and recurring usage
Good fit for: Teams reviewing supply for a documented packing configuration.
New shipment requirements
Refrigerant selection for a new route
Discuss the product, insulation and transit conditions before selecting a pack.
- Required range and starting temperature
- Expected transit and ambient conditions
- Performance evidence for the complete configuration
Good fit for: New products, new lanes or a change to insulated packaging.
Compare what matters
How to compare shipping gel packs in bulk.
A pack is one part of a shipping system. Its suitability depends on temperature requirements, conditioning, insulation, payload and transit conditions. Therapy packs are not automatically suitable shipping refrigerants; no universal hold time is promised.
- Pack dimensions and fill weight
- Confirm both the space a pack takes up and the amount of refrigerant it contains.
- Conditioning requirements
- Check the supplier’s preparation instructions against your freezer and packing workflow.
- Packaging and handling
- Review pouch construction, storage instructions and product-contact requirements where relevant.
- Order unit and freight
- Distinguish individual packs, cases and larger orders; compare the full delivered quote.
Refrigerant packs for commercial shipping.
Food shipping operations
Plan refrigerants as part of the complete chilled or frozen packout.
Recurring parcel fulfillment
Discuss volume, conditioning capacity and replenishment requirements.
Temperature-sensitive goods
Bring the documented product requirements so suitability can be evaluated.
Talk directly with Gelpax
Tell us where to start.
We’ll help with the details.
Share your approximate quantity and company details. Measurements and technical questions can follow after the first conversation.
- 1. Understand the requirement. What you ship and what needs protection.
- 2. Confirm sourcing options. Configuration, documentation and availability.
- 3. Review a clear quote. Quantity, price, freight and timing before you order.
Bulk shipping gel pack questions, answered.
What should I compare when buying shipping ice packs in bulk?
Compare the refrigerant specification, pack dimensions and fill weight, conditioning instructions, case quantity, minimum order and delivered freight cost. Also consider the freezer and storage space your operation needs. We confirm available pack options and commercial terms in the quote.
Are these the same as your custom therapy ice packs?
No. This page concerns shipping refrigerants. The existing therapy and promotional range is a separate offer and is not treated as validated cold-chain packaging.
How many packs do I need in each shipment?
There is no reliable one-size-fits-all number. Payload, insulation, temperature range, starting conditions and route determine the configuration. Use appropriate test evidence before changing a temperature-sensitive packout.
Do gel packs replace an insulated liner?
They perform different jobs. Gel packs provide cooling capacity; insulation reduces heat transfer. Many configurations need both.
Do I need a specification before contacting you?
No. Share your company, contact details and approximate quantity, or choose Not sure. Dimensions and technical details can follow after your initial inquiry.
What are the minimum order and delivery time?
We confirm the available configuration, minimum order, stock or production lead time, freight and transit estimate in your quote. An inquiry is not an order or a delivery commitment.
Can you help with recurring orders?
Tell us your expected usage and delivery locations. We will discuss sourcing and replenishment requirements before proposing commercial terms.