FreezerSingle blue cooling eye mask with strapNEWGO cold packs and hot and cold compresses
We build a range of 43 items across cold and heat sides. We shape gel packs to wrap eight body areas, sewing fabric sleeves that move straight from the freezer to the skin.
Gel packs shaped for 8 body areas
We shape the gel and sew the sleeves so each pack wraps around the exact spot it is cut for, from knees and feet to eyes and hands, rather than lying flat like a standard block.
Packs for the freezer shelf
We make 37 items that stay cold after time in the freezer. Our gel packs, eye masks, and cold slippers lie flat on shelves or stand inside door bins, ready to wrap around joints or rest over the face.
Open the cold shelfWraps made for warmth
We sew 8 items that you can warm in the microwave. These wraps use thick fabrics that hold heat against the neck, back, or hands, with flexible gel inside that bends around your body.
Open the heat shelfThe full lineup counted three different ways
We pulled these counts straight from our catalogue listings, so you can see how the packs break down before you pick a shelf.
| Part of the range | How many | Low to high | Body areas | In a multipack |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cold packs | 17 | $9.99 to $65.99 | 5 | 4 |
| Heat side | 6 | $11.99 to $23.50 | 5 | 1 |
| Eyes and face | 12 | $6.45 to $14.39 | 2 | 1 |
| Kids and home | 8 | $9.99 to $19.99 | 3 | 7 |
| How they work | Goes in the freezer | Warmed first |
|---|---|---|
| How many | 37 | 8 |
| Low to high | $6.45 to $65.99 | $11.70 to $23.50 |
| Body areas | 7 | 6 |
| In a multipack | 12 | 3 |
| Made for kids | 4 | 0 |
| How it comes | How many | Low to high | Body areas |
|---|---|---|---|
| On its own | 30 | $6.45 to $65.99 | 7 |
| Two in a box | 8 | $11.70 to $35.95 | 6 |
| Four in a box | 2 | $13.83 to $19.99 | 1 |
| Six in a box | 3 | $9.99 to $15.50 | 1 |
2 of the packs take either temperature, so the freezer and warmed table counts them on both sides.
Our most reviewed packs and masks
These are the cold packs and eye masks people keep coming back for. The ratings shown on each card come directly from the listings.
FreezerSingle blue cooling eye mask with strap
FreezerGreen cooling eye mask with strap
FreezerSmall circular ice packs, 6 pack
FreezerCold gel eye mask with plush backing
FreezerKnee cold pack wraps, 2 pack
FreezerJaw cold wrap with four gel insertsHow our packs live in your home
Real people on how the gel stays cold, how the fabric feels on the skin, and where these packs end up sitting around the house all week.
The green mask sits right in the door of my fridge, and the soft plush backing is what touches my face when I read before bed.
We keep all six small rounds in the top freezer bin next to the popsicles, and my youngest daughter calls them her cold penguin circles.
Both knee wraps stay chilly through two whole innings of baseball on television.
My husband walks from room to room with the jaw wrap strapped around his cheeks, and the fastener never slips down his chin.
That ankle sleeve slides over thick winter socks without bunching up. It stays cold until my morning coffee pot is empty.
I lay the blue eye mask over my forehead while listening to late evening podcasts, and the little gel beads inside never freeze solid.

Portable cold therapy machine for continuous cooling
This is our single powered unit: a cold therapy machine with a tank, an internal pump, and a pad connected by insulated tubing. You fill the reservoir with ice and water, strap the pad in place, and select one of three modes to keep cold water circulating for up to 12 hours. We built it with an adjustable strap so you can secure the pad around joints and larger areas at home or on the go.
- Delivers up to 12 hours of continuous cooling with insulated reservoir walls.
- Three selectable operating modes include non-stop, auto timer, and loop settings.
- Features adjustable flow rates and timer controls directly on the interface.
- Whisper-quiet motor operates smoothly without disruptive mechanical noise.
Find the right cold pack or wrap
Filter our 43 items by temperature and placement. We make shaped packs for 8 body areas, including knees, neck, eyes, and back, with 37 items that freeze and 8 that warm.
Run the pickerFreezer times, straps, and sizing
Read through our guides to check freezer preparation, strap adjustments, fabric layers, and dimensions across our four shelves before you select an item.
Open the freezer notes
Packs sized for kids
We make 4 items sized for kids. These smaller cold packs fit smaller hands, knees, and foreheads, and they slide right into your home freezer door.

Eyes and face shelf
Our 12 eyes and face items include gel and beaded masks shaped to sit over the eyes and cheeks. We sew the fabrics and fill them with gel that stays flexible from the freezer.
Our full collection of gel packs
Total items across our four shelves, sewn and filled by our team.
Body areas covered by our shaped wraps, slippers, and masks.
Items across our lineup that store flat inside home freezers.
5 of our listings are marked FSA or HSA eligible on the listing itself; look for the pill on the card.
Read this, then pick your pack
Take two minutes to check the shape and fabric specs below before choosing from the 43 items we design and sew for the freezer and microwave.
Holding a cold pack against a joint ties up your hands and slips out of place as you move.
Knee cold pack wraps, 2 packStoring a gel cold pack in your freezer takes only a few simple habits.
Small circular ice packs, 6 packWe make the cold therapy machine with a dedicated cooling tank, insulated hose lines, and a flexible wrap.
Cold therapy machine for the kneeHow we build the NEWGO catalogue
We shape the gel for 8 body areas, sew the sleeves and straps, and pick the fabrics for every pack. Our range includes 43 items, from a cooling eye mask that fits in the freezer door to a powered portable cold therapy ice machine. We keep 37 items for the freezer and 8 that can be warmed. This site is the catalogue we maintain for our full lineup, while the storefront itself runs on our retail partner.
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