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Is "Hot Ice" actually a thing?

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Participants briskbison252Mark Wells64
briskbison252 briskbison252 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
It’s freezing out right now, and my hands start getting numb within fifteen minutes of being outside. It's honestly such a struggle to warm them back up. I remembered a friend of mine used to have one of those sponsored "hot ice packs," and I was wondering if anyone knows where I might be able to pick one up? She got hers a few years ago, so it seems like they aren't really around anymore. They are just so incredibly practical for warming up your hands during these bitter winter months. 😉I've tried searching on both the US and international eBay sites, but I haven't had any luck.

Does anyone happen to know where I can find one??

Thanks so much!

For anyone who isn't familiar with what I'm talking about, here is a quick look:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9p-nqi-nGE
Mark Wells64 Mark Wells64 Newcomer
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#2 ·
You can find them on various websites, sure. But honestly, you could probably pick them up at some budget spots—think Dollar Tree or even a local Five Below—since those little things go for just a couple of bucks out there. Mind you, they might be a slightly "simpler" version... 😁
briskbison252 briskbison252 NewcomerOP
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hm... I guess $95 really isn't a small amount either. 😲

but you just can't find it anywhere... even at CVS they didn't have it, and they were the ones running the promotion...

thanks so much for that info though!! 🙂

does anyone else happen to have any more details on this?

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