Dry Ice: Freeze with ease
Ready To Purchase Dry Ice Right Now?
Why Dry Ice?
Dry ice gives more than twice the cooling energy per pound than regular water ice and is a great option for keeping things really cold.
We offer blocks or cubes.
We offer dry ice blocks and dry ice pellets. The minimum we sell to the public is 10lb, 25lb & 50lb for pick up. Each order comes in a 3 ply paper bag.
Dont have enough time for pickup?
Deliver With Uber.
We’re providing a cost effective way for our customers to receive their dry ice.
You can now request delivery through the Uber app.
Here’s how:
- Go to the Uber App
- Click Package
- Select “Receive Package”
- Enter our address at 114 Herriot St. Yonkers NY 10701 as the senders location.
- Enter your address as the recipient’s location.
All dry ice orders are delivered in 3 ply paper bag.
When you order with Uber you can track your package in real time through the app.
Your dry ice packages are placed securely in the trunk of the vehicle.
Once your package arrives to your location, you can receive it from the trunk.
Please Note: The cut off for Uber package for pick up is 2:30PM
At Home
- Picnics
- Camping, fishing, and hunting
- Frozen food transportation
- Extend the life of wet ice
- Events
At Work
- Product deliveries and distribution—ice cream, frozen food, dairy
- Food storage—chocolate, candy, seafood, meat, and specialty products
- Pharmaceutical, bio-tech, diagnostic, research, and university storage
- Maintaining temperature levels for temperature-sensitive products
- Dry ice blast cleaning
- Street vending or concession stand use
Ensure You Know How To Properly Handle Dry Ice
- Dry ice is extremely cold and shouldn’t come in contact with your skin or eyes. Always wear safety goggles and gloves when handling, and keep away from children.
- Don’t store your dry ice in tightly closed containers as it expands when it changes from a solid to a gas. Storage of dry ice should have proper ventilation, such as a plastic or styrofoam cooler.
- Never lay down in a dry ice fog. The lack of oxygen can cause asphyxiation.