Posted by UniHeat Shipping Warmer Experts on 18th Nov 2025
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Peak season magnifies every small mistake. Winter weather, carrier backlogs, and extra handoffs can turn a routine shipment into a risk. Use these five field-tested tips to keep live animals, plants,
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Posted by UniHeatPacks on 14th Nov 2025
5 Quick Fixes for Underperforming Heat Packs
Heat pack not getting warm enough—or dying mid-route? Most issues come down to oxygen, activation, placement, or insulation balance. Use this quick guide to diagnose the problem and fix it fast
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Posted by UniHeat Shipping Warmer Experts on 12th Nov 2025
How to Combine Heat Packs with Cold Packs for Temperature-Sensitive Items
It sounds contradictory—but pairing heat packs with cold packs is one of the smartest ways to protect fragile, temperature-sensitive products in transit. Whether you’re shipping tropical
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Posted by UniHeat Shipping Warmer Experts on 4th Nov 2025
Artisans & Crafters: Protecting Goods from Cold Damage
Handmade doesn’t mean fragile—but cold can make it that way. If you ship handmade candles, soaps, cosmetics, paints, or resin crafts, low temperatures can alter appearance, texture, or pe
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Posted by UniHeatPacks on 30th Oct 2025
Specialty Food & Chocolate Shipping in Cold Weather
Cold weather doesn’t just threaten tropical plants or reptiles—it can ruin chocolate and gourmet foods too. Originally designed for shipping live insects, plants, and animals, UniHeat shi
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Posted by UniHeatPacks on 27th Oct 2025
Shipping Live Insects & Feeders Without Temperature Shock
Preventing temperature shock is the single most important factor in live-insect shipping. Because insects are ectothermic, their metabolism relies on the ambient environment—sudden cold or heat
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