10 Reviews: Best Ice Packs for Breast Milk (Apr 2024)

For parents traveling with frozen breast milk, the TOURIT Reusable Ice Packs are the most cost-effective choice. This brand is ideal for doing errands, short road excursions, or commuting to and from work. The sleek shape takes up less room, allowing you to store more milk in your cooler. The strong gel-filled ice pack keeps its coolness for far longer than regular water-injected ice packs. And you just need to add water once.

Just one of these ice packs keeps my drinks cold in a trunk organizer cooler all day while I am at work in 90 degree weather. Two is even better, but one makes due. I am impressed.

by L Kameroff

The great thing about these ice packs is that they come in a variety of colors. You have a choice between blue, green, and grey, or orange, red, and yellow. Furthermore, the Tourit Ice packs feature a special infused gel that keeps the ice packs colder for longer than typical water-filled coolers, making them among the best on the market. They can also be separated into strips, enabling you to keep them in your cooler without taking up too much space.

Use in baby cooler to keep her milk cold and in fishing bait fits in small places

by Linda K.

For individuals who want to breastfeed for a long amount of time, the Babeyer breast milk cooler is a sturdy option. It can withstand several trips to and from work or between house and childcare. There are no zipper concerns, as there appear to be other alternatives. A clip on the handle allows you to easily connect it to your stroller or another bag, and the leather sheath on the handle guarantees that carrying by hand is pleasant.

I love this milk bag. It is really nice quality and zips very easily. I use it bring breast milk bottles back and forth between home and daycare. It is also nice that it can be clicked on something.

by zane0485

Kona Ice Packs are thin ice packs that are used to cool breast milk. You can fit as much breast milk as possible inside your cooler without taking up too much space. Kona ice packs freeze in less than 30 minutes, so you don’t have to wait days for them to totally freeze. Although we do not recommend using these ice packs for frozen breast milk, they are ideal for keeping your milk cool on a hot day or on a short car trip.

Stays cold and flat so doesn’t take up cooler space!

by Debs

Yeti ice packs, like its coolers, are designed to last for days. This long-lasting ice pack is a terrific choice for keeping big and small coolers cool, and it works even better when coupled with a Yeti cooler. The ice pack has a robust break-resistant outer shell with a central hole that maintains the ice pack’s shape when frozen and reduces the freezing time. Yeti’s ice pack is impact-resistant, so it will last through all of your camping or traveling experiences.

It works great. Keeps my breast milk cold all day until I get home, but it doesn’t stay frozen for 8 hours like I thought because it is a YETI but it stays cold. All in all I am pleased, it serves the purpose

by Sheri Watson

These ice packs, like the others on our list, are slim enough to fit in your cooler without taking up too much room. They are also quite lightweight, which is ideal if you like to travel as light as possible. Though they may be little in size, they deliver a huge punch and will keep your food and beverages cool for hours. Additionally, the Healthy Packers Ice Packs are constructed entirely of non-toxic components so it’s safe for your precious breastmilk.

I'm in love with these cooler packs not only do they take up minimal space but they stay cool for a long time. I use them to keep my breast milk cool while I'm at work and they stay cool for 6 to 7 hours with out being bulky.

by AceCruz

If you don’t use a breast milk cooler on a daily basis but need one for infrequent travel, the Medela is a good choice. This choice is small, lightweight, and simple to pack into a bigger bag. It also takes up the minimal room while not in use. When used in conjunction with an ice pack, already cooled milk will remain cold for ten hours. The cooling duration is closer to eight hours with freshly pumped, body temperature milk.

Needed this badly so I wouldn’t have to buy formula for my 2 month old, it’s hard to breast feed sometimes when you’re so busy! This solved that problem, I can conveniently travel with my milk and have a bottle ready to go anywhere! So convenient and helpful for a busy mom of 2

by Enid Jimenez

LIVE 2DAY Nice Packs are versatile, making them an ideal choice for women traveling with frozen breast milk. You can cut the sheets to the size you want, so you can use as many or as few as you wish. You can even export your breast milk with this dry ice since it contains non-toxic chemicals. These ice cubes keep frozen 4-7 times longer than normal ice packs, making them ideal for moms traveling with breast milk on long flights.

Used this to transport my breast milk in a cooler bag for a 4 hr flight qhich ended up being a 11 hr day and milk was still frozen solid.great product value for money

by Crazy T

If you need to transport six bottles of breast milk on a regular basis, the Lekebaby cooler will be the right choice for you. This spacious but compact bag holds six full-size 8-ounce bottles as well as the cooler’s curved ice pack. The ice pack is designed to optimize the space between the bottles, allowing it to keep your breast milk cold for a whole eight hours. The curved ice pack is sent empty, so all you have to do is fill it with water and seal it.

I bought this to use for transporting breast milk on trips and to and from work. I haven’t gotten to actually use it yet, but the bag seems to be great quality. I like the ice pack, and it fits the Avent bottles I use.

by Tara Groth

Cooler Shock 3x screws cap fill and seal cooler freezer packs are extra-large packs ideal for carrying a large cooler for a day in the woods. It’s reusable, slushy, and cold—colder than ice at 18 degrees Fahrenheit. These extra-large cooler ice packs are equivalent to around 20 pounds of ice. So there will be no filthy water in your cooler! Simply fill them with water via the screw top, set them in your freezer for approximately a day, and they’ll keep your drinks cool for up to 48 hours!

I needed to keep breast milk cold overnight becuase I was having an inpatient surgery and they won't let you store milk in any hospital fridge/freezer. Had all the ice packs in a cooler bag with the milk and it was still cold after 36 hours! Highly recommend these!

by Elisabeth