Frozen packaging for live animal shipping (incl. 72h heat pack)
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€8,39
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Benefits at a Glance
- Protects live animals in cold weather
- Including a 72-hour heat pack
- Mandatory in frost and low temperatures
So that your isopods, insects or other delicate animals arrive safely even in cold temperatures, this frost packaging is the ideal addition to your order.
Our frost packaging consists of insulating outer packaging and an Aqua Pack Heatpack XL (72 hours), which ensures an even heat release. This reliably protects the animals throughout the entire transport – even with longer shipping times or low outside temperatures.
Included:
- 1× Insulating frost outer packaging
- 1× Heatpack (72h running time, max. 52 °C, Ø 46 °C)
Note:
This packaging is mandatory for all insect orders during the cold season. Without frost packaging, the animals will not be shipped.
Safety instructions
This product is an accessory for terraristics or private use and is intended only for its designated purpose.
Not a toy and not suitable for children. Check for visible damage before use. Do not continue to use if there are cracks, sharp edges, breaks, deformations, or loose parts.
Use only according to the product description. Do not permanently expose to direct heat, open flames, strong moisture, or inappropriate stress.
Manufacturer:
LucaTech3D GmbH
Eugen-Kübler-Straße 8
74538 Rosengarten
Germany
E-Mail: info@lucatech3d.com
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