Frequently Asked Questions

Dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide (CO₂). It is extremely cold and sublimates — changing directly from solid to gas — without leaving any liquid behind.

Dry ice is approximately −78.5°C, far colder than regular ice, which is why it must always be handled with insulated gloves.

We supply blocks, pellets, slices, crushed dry ice and custom formats. Availability depends on current production — contact us to confirm.

Yes. Bulk and recurring B2B supply is our core business. Share your quantity and schedule for a quotation.

We coordinate business deliveries based on your location, quantity and current availability. Customer pickup can also be arranged.

We are based in New Delhi and serve businesses across Delhi NCR and nearby regions. Contact us with your location to confirm delivery options.

In an insulated but not airtight container, kept in a well-ventilated area away from children and untrained persons. Never store it in a sealed vessel — sublimating gas builds pressure.

No. A domestic freezer is much warmer than dry ice, so it does not slow sublimation, and the confined space can accumulate carbon dioxide gas.

Only with proper ventilation. Never carry dry ice in a sealed passenger compartment — keep windows ventilated and the container secured, ideally away from occupants.

Dry ice is widely used to keep food frozen during transport and storage. It should not remain in prolonged direct contact with unpackaged food, and storage areas must be ventilated.

It depends on the quantity, insulation, ambient temperature and how often the container is opened. As a general principle, more dry ice in better insulation lasts longer — our team can help you plan quantities for your use.

Yes — laboratories and research facilities use our dry ice for sample handling, transport and controlled cooling, including recurring standing orders.

Yes. Cold-chain and temperature-controlled shipping is one of our main applications, from single consignments to recurring dispatch schedules.

Yes. Tell us your expected schedule and quantities and we will confirm a recurring supply arrangement.

Use the Request a Quote form, call us, or send a WhatsApp message with your quantity, format, application and delivery location. Our team will respond with availability and pricing.

Dry ice is safe when handled correctly, but it can cause severe cold burns on skin contact and releases carbon dioxide gas as it sublimates. Ventilation, insulated gloves and correct storage are essential.

At minimum: insulated gloves, protective eyewear, long sleeves and closed footwear. Use tongs or a scoop where appropriate and never handle dry ice with bare hands.