11-1242 Insulated Ice Bag with Tie Strings, 7 x 12", Large

These reusable ice packs are really excellent. They are the ones that hospitals use and they are soft and comfortable. I like that they are long instead of round as that works best for the type of injury I have.

I had total shoulder replacement surgery and I received a bag similar to this from the hospital. I liked it so much that I purchased another to use. This product worked as well as the original. It is easy to unclip, even with one hand, and fill with ice.The bag does not leak even when the ice is melted and you turn it upside down. It does build up a little condensation on the outside but it is minor and does not leave water marks anywhere. You can barely feel the dampness. This is no fault of the product, just humid summer air reacting with the cold air around the bag.I appreciated bring able to only purchase one versus having a buy a lot or case at a time. I have used this product daily for 5-6 weeks and now am using only occasionally. I will pack it up when I am finished and save it for later use. It is much better than those cold packs in the freezer that only last a short time then you have to wait hours for it to refreeze to use again. This unit takes up zero freezer space and folds up nicely into a sandwich bag for storage.

When I was in the hospital, I had something like this for my broken shoulder and broken arm. So I had to order some. Unfortunately they're too much money for just one. They're just paper They should come in a 12 pack for the price that I paid for one. The big deal about these is they've got strings tied on, So you can grab with your non broken arm and sling it over your broken shoulder arm.

Flimsy and cheap. It’s basically a plastic bag inside a very crappy flocked paper bag. The two aren’t even bonded together. It’s not worth $1, let alone $5.20. I’m extremely disappointed. I put ice in it and within minutes the outer flocking was soaking wet from the condensation on the inner plastic bag. It also leaked at the top as the ice melted.I have a similar reusable, disposable ice bag I got at the hospital when I broke my wrist a year and a half ago. It is thicker and the layers are tightly bonded together so they are essentially one layer. When I put ice in it, it stays dry. Also, it has yet to leak once.If it didn’t cost more to return it than it’s worth, I’d send it back. As it is I’ll just throw it in the trash where it belongs. Good riddance to bad rubbish.The person who sold this garbage should be ashamed.

Got my wisdom teeth taken out. Kept the ice cold for about 40-45 minutes. But the blue attachment did broke my 5th day of recovery which kinda sucked because I had to tie the bad with a hair tie.

I like it because it is reusable and uses regular ice cubes.

This bag was a great investment. My wife had surgery and needed this for her belly. This works great! The ice lasts a few hours and it stays cold for a couple more. I filled it about four times a day. No leaks even when it is all water. It's lasted about three weeks so far and still going. What a blessing.

the linning prevents the water from geting onto your skin.