Freezer "bubble wrap"

[JohnN]

Some time ago my local fish merchant gave me some "bubble wrap" type plastic sheets. Each is about 18" by 12" and comprises lots of water-filled pockets. They tell me that they can't get them to order or where they come from, but they are completely flexible and fantastically useful in the freezer and on picnics. They sepaate items at different freezing points and wrap round things in cold bags. Mine are slowly leaking away, pocket by pocket, so does anyone know where they might be obtained, please? I've searched the net, but no success, (Don't know what they would be called!)
John N

[Parsons Jack]

Hi JohnN,

http://www.euroffice.co.uk/g/4n4/Bubble-Wrap

There's a few different sizes here.

[Geoff]

I think you'll find it lacks the water filling PJ.

[Parsons Jack]

Hi Geoff,

I think you could be right

[Beryl]

Try
http://www.sorba-freeze.com/Sorba-Freeze_for_Home.htm

Commercial and Home suppliers.

Beryl.

[lizzie]

This stuff looks ideal for when we go camping to go in the cool box. Much better than ice packs. Site address has been bookmarked for future reference

Thanks Beryl

[oldherbaceous]

These would also come in handy for my sports injuries.

We can always trust Beryl to come up with the goods.
And i do mean that in a nice way.

[JohnN]

Thanks Beryl, you're a star! (Yer all stars in fact, even OH )
John N

[oldherbaceous]

Dear JohnN, thank you for the kindest of words.