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PackIt Freezable Lunch Bag | Third-Party Tested Lunch Bag

PackIt Freezable Lunch Bag | Third-Party Tested Lunch Bag

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Why it made my list

While this isn't a plastic-free lunch box, it may be a good fit for families looking for a plastic option with additional testing and transparency. In Good Housekeeping's testing, it was the only lunch box that kept food below 40°F for 5.5 hours. It also carries a UL certification verifying that it's free of PVC, BPA, phthalates, formaldehyde, and lead. The company states that its products are tested by independent, accredited third-party laboratories and meet current U.S., Canadian, and Australian safety standards. While food isn't typically in direct contact with the lunch bag itself, I appreciate the additional testing and certifications compared to many conventional lunch bags. If you're looking for a cute, fun option that helps keep food cold throughout the day, this may be worth considering. -Destiny

Materials

Exterior:
100% Polyester
Interior:
100% PEVA, PEVA Liner, Plastic, Polyethylene

Benefits

  • Keeps food cold for hours
  • Built-in freezable cooling technology
  • No separate ice packs needed
  • Free of PVC, BPA, phthalates, formaldehyde & lead
  • Fun, kid-friendly designs

About 

Creator of the original freezable lunch bag with patented ECOFREEZE® technology.
Designs lunch bags, coolers, and food storage products for school, work, travel, and everyday use.
Products are made without PVC, BPA, phthalates, and lead.
Products are tested by independent, accredited third-party laboratories and meet U.S., Canadian, and Australian safety standards
Known for innovative lunch bags that keep food cold without separate ice packs.

Invented in 2009 in California and made in China.
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